The Federal Open Market Committee will meet in a few weeks. Here’s why that’s important and why you need to know about it: it’s part

Students now have the ability to take advanced placement studies focused on African American history. Sixty high schools began the courses this fall.  Education Week reports

Will there be a red wave during the midterm elections in just a few months? A new poll may show the wave may not be

Ames, Iowa is considering renaming its airport after the first Black person to receive his pilot’s license and the city council is looking for public

Sunday marked the 59th anniversary of the March on Washington. It was the site for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream”

A survey by Stifel investment bank shows a whopping 18% of executives, business owners, and investors say we are already in a recession, and 79%

The labor force participation rate, which measures the percentage of Americans age 16 and older who are working or actively seeking work, continues to fall.

New information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics is giving us an inside look at the current state of the U.S. economy. The good news

Fourteen medical students from HBCUs are going to work alongside NFL staff this season. According to the Associated Press, students were chosen from four HBCU

Johnson & Johnson announces that they will no longer sell talcum powder-based products around the world. The company recently announced that they will be transitioning