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Dream’s Late Rally Falls Short as Golden State Evens WNBA Finals at Two Games Apiece

The Atlanta Dream spent much of Saturday afternoon trying to erase the damage of a difficult first half. By the final minutes, they had brought a sold-out State Farm Arena crowd back into the game. But Golden State had just enough left to preserve a 67-62 victory and even the WNBA Finals at two game

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South Fulton’s new police chief introduced to the City

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The City of South Fulton formally introduced Chrissie C. Latimore, former U.S. marshal for the District of South Carolina, as the city’s next police...

Georgia Voters Need to Return Mail Ballots, Vote Early

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Common Cause is encouraging voters to return their mail in ballots ASAP to make sure they are received by the November 3 deadline. Voters with...

BET AND THE CITY OF CHICAGO PARTNER TO BRING THE “SOUL TRAIN AWARDS” HOME

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Hosted by Anthony Anderson, CBS Presents BET’s “Soul Train Awards” Airs Nov. 27 at 8 PM ET/PT October 26, 2026 – BET and the City of Chicago partner to bring...

New York AG Letitia James To Bring In Outside Lawyer For Cornell Investigation

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New York Attorney General Letitia James is bringing in outside legal counsel to assist with the Cornell sexual assault case investigation as defense attorneys challenge her appointment as special prosecutor.

Rep. Lisa Blunt Rochester Demands NFL Answers Over Jalen Hurts’ Blood Clot Diagnosis

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U.S. Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-Del.) is demanding answers from the NFL about its handling of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts’ blood clot diagnosis

New Music Mondays: Amy Winehouse, John Legend, Yung Miami And More

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Rares and b-sides by the late Amy Winehouse, a new Pharrell-produced album by John Legend and Yung Miami's debut make our roundup this week.

Property is Power! Success Is Built Before the World Sees It: The Daily Habits That Shape Your Future

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By Dr. Anthony O. Kellum, Contributing Columnist After more than 30 years in business, I have come to believe that success is rarely the result of one extraordinary decision. More often, it is the product of ordinary decisions repeated consistently over time. It is what we do when nobody is watching, how we prepare for […]

Dream’s Late Rally Falls Short as Golden State Evens WNBA Finals at Two Games Apiece

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The Atlanta Dream spent much of Saturday afternoon trying to erase the damage of a difficult first half. By the final minutes, they had brought a sold-out State Farm Arena crowd back into the game. But Golden State had just enough left to preserve a 67-62 victory and even the WNBA Finals at two game

Young Black Georgians Drive Sharp Rise in Early Voting Ahead of Midterm Elections

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With Election Day approaching, a notable shift is emerging in Georgia's early voting numbers: Black residents, particularly younger voters, are casting ballots at a substantially faster pace than they did during the last midterm election. An analysis by a Democratic data firm found that early in-pe

I Am What I Am: Kirk Franklin Reflects on 30 Years of Gospel and His First Double Album

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Kirk Franklin reflects on 30 years of gospel music ministry, embracing his identity and staying rooted in Black gospel traditions while releasing his first double album.

Tom Houck, civil rights activist and aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., dies at 79

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Tom Houck, a longtime civil rights activist and aide to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., died at 79. He was a key figure in Atlanta political circles for six decades.

2026 Brings Historic Opportunity For Eight Black Senators

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By Kevin Harris, Guest Contributor For more than 150 years, the United States Senate has been one of the most powerful institutions in American democracy...
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