Hurricane Milton: A Massive Storm Threatens Florida Gulf Coast – Could Be One of the Worst in History!
Hold onto your hats, folks—Hurricane Milton is no ordinary storm. This colossal Category 5 behemoth, now packing winds of up to 180 mph, is hurtling toward Florida’s Gulf Coast, poised to become one of the most destructive hurricanes on record. …
Felony Charges Against Trump and Vance Spark a Nation-Wide Debate
In a nation already grappling with political polarization and unprecedented divides, the latest legal storm involving former President Donald J. Trump and Senator J.D. Vance is about to send fresh shockwaves across America. This time, a powerful nonprofit organization, the …
The Legacy and Power of the Voting Rights Act: Past, Present, and Future for Black America
The passage of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) of 1965 was more than just a landmark legal triumph—it was a battle cry for equality, an indomitable statement against centuries of injustice that had long disenfranchised African Americans. This law, a …
Exploring Houston's Hidden Art Treasure: A Journey into the Lester Marks Collection with Visual Arts Alliance
Houston’s art scene is buzzing with creativity, and on **Wednesday, November 2, 2024**, Visual Arts Alliance (VAA) is offering an exclusive opportunity to experience one of the city’s most remarkable art collections: the Lester Marks Collection. This rare art talk …
Houston Native Plays Key Role Aboard USS George Washington, Navigating the High Seas with Skill and Dedication
As the mighty USS George Washington (CVN 73) surges through the Pacific Ocean, a sense of duty and pride pulses through its crew. Among them is Houston native, Electronics Technician 3rd Class William Mazariegos, who’s making waves as he serves …
One change I made to my social media use made a big difference on my mood
I was listening to the podcast “The TryPod,” when cohost Zach Kornfeld mentioned he had swapped checking his phone first thing in the morning for a game of pickleball. The switch had made his morning mood so much better, he …
Most of today’s children are unlikely to live to 100, analysis says
Gerontologist Jay Olshansky is used to backlash about his views on human longevity. Decades ago he and his coauthors predicted children, on average, would live to only age 85 — only 1% to 5% might survive until their 100th birthday.
A timeline of the Menendez brothers’ murder case and the push to reexamine it
The question for prosecutors reexamining the murder convictions of Lyle and Erik Menendez is not whether they killed their parents, but how culpable they really are.
Supreme Court boots Elon Musk’s fight with Jack Smith over Trump’s Twitter records
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from Elon Musk’s X Corp. claiming special counsel Jack Smith violated the First Amendment when he obtained a search warrant for former President Donald Trump’s messages on Twitter and then …
Texas Republicans Break Ranks: A Powerful Coalition Rises to Back Allred and Oust Ted Cruz
In an unexpected but powerful twist, Texas politics is witnessing a new wave of bipartisan unity with the formation of "Republicans for Allred," a coalition led by prominent GOP figures who are throwing their weight behind Democratic Congressman Colin Allred …
Celebrating Legacy and Innovation: The World Youth Foundation’s 34th Seeds of Gratitude Celebration
The World Youth Foundation (WYF) is gearing up for a spectacular event that honors the bright minds and passionate hearts shaping our community—the **34th Seeds of Gratitude Celebration**. On **October 6, 2024**, the Wortham Theater Center will play host to …
UHD Alumni Shine Bright at the 50th Anniversary Gala: Honoring Success, Leadership, and Innovation
The University of Houston-Downtown (UHD) is celebrating its 50th anniversary in grand style, and with more than 67,000 alumni, there is plenty to be proud of! As part of the festivities, UHD is set to honor six distinguished alums at …
Houston's Bold Artistic Vision: City Awards $71,500 in Grants to Amplify Creativity and Innovation
The vibrant arts scene of Houston just got even brighter! In a move that celebrates the boundless creativity of local artists and cultural organizations, the City of Houston Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs (MOCA) recently awarded $71,500 in grants to …
Concerned About Democracy in 2024? Your School Board Could Hold the Key
Education has always been a contentious issue, but as we approach the 2024 elections, it’s become ground zero for broader cultural and political clashes. Book bans targeting diverse and inclusive materials are on the rise, and restrictive gag orders are …
The Unstoppable Rise of Black Women Voters
As we approach this critical election season, a remarkable story unfolds across America. Young Black women are not just registering to vote at unprecedented rates - they're poised to make their voices heard at the ballot box like never before. …
