Top Stories for Friday, May 30th, 2025
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Your Budget Isn’t Just Numbers – It’s a Financial Check-Up
Managing your finances effectively involves knowing your monthly expenses and income, building and […]
Local
Juneteenth: A Dialogue on Change and Community
The Dallas Historical Society, in partnership with the African American Museum, will host “Juneteenth: A Dialogue on Change and Community” on June 19, 2025, featuring a panel discussion with civic leaders and historians, and an […]
National News
Trump Administration Knew Most Venezuelans Deported from Texas to a Salvadoran Prison had no U.S. Convictions
The Trump administration deported 238 Venezuelans to a maximum-security prison […]
The 89th Legislature
Texas Legislature Approves $8.5 Billion Boost for Public Schools after Years of Stagnant Funding
The Texas House has given final approval to House Bill 2, […]
It’s That Time of Year Again
West Nile Virus Update for May 28, 2025
HBCU Education
Black NIU Students Join the Fight Against Campus Deportations
Black students at Northern Illinois University are rallying in solidarity with international students who have been deported, […]
Health
Twanna Carter Fought Imposter Syndrome—Now She Coaches Others to Overcome It
U.S. Army veteran Twanna Carter, now a career coach, shares her personal struggles with imposter […]
Jobs
Degrees, But No Jobs: New Grads Celebrate While Facing Rising Unemployment
Recent college graduates in the tech and STEM fields are facing rising unemployment, with Black […]
Word in Black
JFK Jr., Vaccine Skeptic, Ramps Up COVID Risks For Black People
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ended the government’s recommendation that […]
Risky Eating: As Budget Cuts Hit, Food Safety System Unravels
The Trump administration’s anti-regulatory and cost-cutting push may have led to a lack of public […]