-
Expert Tips to Help Black Families Navigate Dementia Care
In many Black families, caregivers pour their hearts into taking care of loved ones. Here’s what an expert wants families to know about managing dementia care.
-
New Study Links ‘Everywhere Chemicals’ Found in Plastics to 2 Million Premature Births
In a study covering more than 200 countries, researchers traced two plastic-based chemicals to approximately 2 million early births and 74,000 infant deaths in 2018 alone.
-
How The Medicaid Cuts in the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Could Devastate Black Americans
As threats to cut $1 trillion in Medicaid mount, Black Americans may lose access to maternal care, health coverage and economic stability.
-
Why Black Women Are More Affected by Postpartum Depression, But Less Likely to Receive Help
Black mothers are disproportionately affected by postpartum depression, but often go without proper diagnosis or care. During Black Maternal Health Week, we highlight the urgent gaps in maternal mental health support.
-
America’s Birth Rate Is Shifting Toward a Minority Majority and Now Things Are Starting to Make Sense
White births have fallen below 50 percent for the first time in U.S. history. The milestone comes with a striking irony as the Trump administration’s policies target the women who are driving the nation’s growth.
-
Who NYT Says Is Facing the Biggest Fallout From The Epstein Files
The New York Times is tracking and documenting the names of those caught up in the fallout of the Epstein Files. Here are the ones you should know.
-
What Depression-Era Tips Can Teach Us In a 2026 Economy
Our grandparents and great-grandparents made a dollar out of fifteen cents in tough times and their habits can help us get through a shaky economy.
-
Why Ray J Says He Won’t Live to See 2027
Ray J’s candid Instagram update draws prayer, questions and a wave of advice as he faces a serious health challenge.
-
New Footage From ICE Shows Minneapolis Shooting From Agent’s View
New ICE video raises further debate over fatal Minneapolis shooting that killed Renee Nicole Good.
-
Black Families Face Financial Crisis as Affordable Care Act Subsidies Expire
Analysts say the expiration of Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies will hit Black households hard, causing an economic ripple effect.
