Politics & Current Events

The Camera in the Office A camera in a hallway or entrance may feel like ordinary security, but a camera aimed at one employee all day feels different. Before deciding whether a workplace camera is acceptable, employees should know exactly what it records. They should also know whether someone can watch them live and how

Why Black People Are Asking Questions For Black communities, this story is about more than computers and artificial intelligence. Black communities have a long history of highways, factories, landfills, and power plants being placed near our neighborhoods. Many of those communities had little political or economic power to resist. So, when a massive project brings

The Headline Is Bigger Than the Charge Federal agents searching former senior CIA official David J. Rush’s Virginia home found 303 gold bars worth more than $40 million, about $2 million in cash, and approximately 35 luxury watches. But the criminal complaint currently charges him with theft of public money based on alleged compensation fraud,

When Getting Fired Became the Beginning Sean Combs began building his career while studying at Howard University. He later worked at Uptown Records, where he learned talent development, promotion, and the business side of music. In 1993, Andre Harrell fired him, and the setback pushed Combs to create Bad Boy Records with support from Clive

The Deal We Are Just Now Learning About In 2018, a company controlled by LeBron James raised nearly $300 million by borrowing against future income and other assets. The loan started at a 4.8 percent interest rate and runs until 2049. It gave his company access to money now instead of waiting years for that

Presidential Pressure on Interest Rates President Donald Trump has repeatedly called for substantially lower interest rates, arguing that the United States should have some of the lowest borrowing costs in the world. The Federal Reserve, however, makes monetary-policy decisions independently through the Federal Open Market Committee. On September 16, 2026, the Fed moved in the

The Moment That Got Everybody Talking On June 17, 2026, President Donald Trump arrived late to a G7 working session in Évian-les-Bains, France, and said, “I’m the boss.” The remark drew laughter from other leaders. Reuters described it as tongue-in-cheek, while the Associated Press included it among the summit’s lighter moments. The comment attracted attention