By Cora Lewis | Associated Press | April 28, 2025 A Texas judge earlier this month threw out a federal rule that would have capped credit card late fees at $8. The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau finalized the rule last year as part of the Biden administration’s efforts to do away with what it called junk fees. It was paused by … Continue reading “How to Avoid Credit Card Late Fees After a Court Threw Out a Proposed Cap”
15 Small Steps, Big Impact: How You Can Help the Planet
Protect the planet with 15 simple tips—from reducing plastic and food waste to conserving energy and water—that make eco-friendly living easy and impactful every day.
Protect the planet with 15 simple tips—from reducing plastic and food waste to conserving energy and water—that make eco-friendly living easy and impactful every day.
Why Shedeur Sanders Dropped in the 2025 NFL Draft — And Why It Makes Sense
Despite his talent, Shedeur Sanders fell to the fifth round of the NFL Draft—because leadership, humility, and team chemistry matter more than hype.
Despite his talent, Shedeur Sanders fell to the fifth round of the NFL Draft—because leadership, humility, and team chemistry matter more than hype.
2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival Delivers Hot Music and Even Hotter Vibes
The 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival blended hot music, rich traditions, and global flavors across a sunlit, unforgettable first weekend.
The 2025 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival blended hot music, rich traditions, and global flavors across a sunlit, unforgettable first weekend.
A Life of Grace and Grit: The Legacy of Coretta Scott King
Coretta Scott King, civil rights leader and activist, built a legacy of justice, peace, and equality, championing causes worldwide while preserving Dr. King’s dream.
Coretta Scott King, civil rights leader and activist, built a legacy of justice, peace, and equality, championing causes worldwide while preserving Dr. King’s dream.
Governor Wes Moore Draws Buzz as Democrats Look Ahead
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is gaining national attention as a unifying Democratic leader and potential presidential contender praised for his service, charisma, and crisis leadership.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is gaining national attention as a unifying Democratic leader and potential presidential contender praised for his service, charisma, and crisis leadership.
Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo National Finals Nominated for USA TODAY’s Best Rodeo Award
By Milton Kirby | Truth Seekers Journal | April 21, 2025 The Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo National Finals—a cultural and competitive cornerstone celebrating African American cowboy legacy—has been nominated for Best Rodeoin USA TODAY’s 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards. The prestigious national contest invites the public to vote once per day over the next four weeks. … Continue reading “Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo National Finals Nominated for USA TODAY’s Best Rodeo Award”
Sharpton Meets with Target CEO Over DEI Rollback
Rev. Al Sharpton met with Target CEO Brian Cornell to address the company’s DEI rollback, amid ongoing boycott efforts and activist concerns over corporate accountability.
Rev. Al Sharpton met with Target CEO Brian Cornell to address the company’s DEI rollback, amid ongoing boycott efforts and activist concerns over corporate accountability.
Black Golfers, the Masters, and the Economic Power of Augusta National
The 2025 Masters highlighted golf’s evolving legacy—spotlighting Black pioneers, Augusta’s exclusivity, and a $140M economic impact—while diversity efforts continue to reshape the sport.
The 2025 Masters highlighted golf’s evolving legacy—spotlighting Black pioneers, Augusta’s exclusivity, and a $140M economic impact—while diversity efforts continue to reshape the sport.
Romona Jackson Jones, Highlights Zero Debt and Unveils Bold Vision for Douglas County’s Future
Douglas County celebrated zero debt, $97M in grants, and Amazon’s $11B investment at a sold-out State of the County event in Douglasville.
Douglas County celebrated zero debt, $97M in grants, and Amazon’s $11B investment at a sold-out State of the County event in Douglasville.