*Apple is entering a new era of leadership. The company announced Monday that John Ternus will become chief executive officer on September 1, with Tim Cook shifting to the role of executive chairman — bringing to a close a 15-year tenure. Cook, who inherited the top job […]
An Atlanta program is working to meet its goal of providing unhoused people in its downtown area with stable housing ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Downtown Rising is a homelessness program in the city with a lofty goal of helping unhoused residents before the […]
Libraries have always been about books, but in 2026, they are doing a whole lot more. As National Library Week returns from April 19 through April 25, communities across the country are being reminded that these spaces remain essential and offer more than the eye can […]
The truly ironic thing about President Donald Trump’s war on Iran is that, as much as the president posts about the conflict around the clock on social media, those of us who are on the outside looking in can’t possibly know anything about what’s actually […]
April 22, 2026 If you thought FBI director Kash Patel’s beer-chugging ways were just a one-time thing when Team USA won the men’s hockey gold medal at the Olympics, you were mistaken. A new report in The Atlantic details that Patel’s drinking habits are a major concern and spoke to more than […]
April 22, 2026 A Louisiana man has killed eight children, seven of them his own, in a mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana. The fatal shooting occurred in the early hours of April 19, with police killing the alleged shooter, identified as Shamar Elkins, after […]
Art Evans, the actor whose wide-ranging career spanned Broadway, critically acclaimed films, and beloved television shows, has died at the age of 74. His wife, Babe Evans, described him as a source of joy and light, saying in a statement that while the loss is […]
Loletha Hale found herself spending a night in jail earlier this month, arrested on charges of criminal trespassing and terroristic threats. Her crime, she says, was trying to reclaim her late mother’s home in Livingston, Georgia, from an alleged squatter who had refused to leave […]
David Merryman, a landlord notorious for the deplorable conditions of his properties and years of racial harassment toward Black tenants, was sentenced to 17 years in prison on Dec. 18. The sentencing, delivered by Senior U.S. District Judge Raymond A. Jackson, capped a yearslong investigation […]
Kavon Ward’s frustration with El Rincon Elementary School in Culver City, California, reached a breaking point in December when she confronted the school principal, Dr. Amy Hodge, over the persistent bullying her 7-year-old daughter Semira endured. What started as an impassioned plea for intervention escalated […]
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