DC City Council Bill is Introduced to Bridge the Digital Divide
Olivia Green
October 25, 2021
On Oct. 20, DC City Council held a public hearing for the Internet Equity Amendment Act of 2021, a bill introduced to help bridge the
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Herman Cain Passes from COVID-19
April Ryan
July 30, 2020
Businessman and former presidential candidate Herman Cain has passed at 74 due to COVID. Cain entered the hospital in recent weeks following an appearance at
Back to School: Significant Risk to Families Living with Elders
April Ryan
July 24, 2020
President Trump has slowly moved to a new space acknowledging the impact of the coronavirus. Six months in, he is finally wearing a mask and recently
Entertainment Studios CEO Byron Allen: We Could Be Out of the Office for a Year
April Ryan
July 24, 2020
In the midst of a pandemic which has seen four million cases and 144,000 deaths and counting, we are now entering hurricane season. April Ryan
Homeland Security Chair Bennie Thompson: COVID Became a National Security Crisis on Trump’s Watch
April Ryan
July 22, 2020
The COVID pandemic has reached national security level with over 3.43 million contractions and 140,000 deaths in just over six months. April Ryan spoke with
NYC I-Team Uncovers Bias Against Non-White Students
Tanya Hart
February 23, 2017
The I-Team in New York City found minority students are indeed more likely than other students to be suspended or arrested. Along with the NBC
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