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Month: June 2025

Michigan’s first Black-owned cemetery celebrates 100 years, continues to serve community

By Heath Kalb Click here for updates on this story     DETROIT (WWJ) — Michigan’s first Black-owned cemetery and oldest African American corporation is celebrating 100 years of service to the community. In 1925, a group of African American funeral directors convened to create a cemetery free of racial discrimination. Detroit Memorial Park in Warren is

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Grandes victorias de Trump y apelaciones que se volvieron en contra marcan el periodo de sesiones de la Corte Suprema

Por John Fritze y Devan Cole, CNN El presidente Donald Trump logró sin duda una gran victoria cuando la Corte Suprema de tendencia conservadora concluyó su período de sesiones la semana pasada, aunque se observan señales de que la larga disputa del Gobierno con el Poder Judicial Federal está lejos de terminar. Grupos defensores de

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Sen. Thom Tillis announces he’s not seeking reelection, a day after voting against Trump’s agenda bill

By Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — Republican Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina announced Sunday he is not seeking reelection next year, a day after he was one of only two Republicans who voted against advancing President Donald Trump’s sweeping agenda bill. Tillis had expressed concern about the impact that cuts to Medicaid would have

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Homeless woman found dead in donation drop box in Florida after getting stuck while attempting to retrieve clothes

By Tynisa Senior, Alex Browning Click here for updates on this story     PLANTATION, Florida (WSVN) — An unhoused woman has died after she reportedly got stuck while trying to retrieve articles of clothing from a donation drop box in Plantation. An emergency call reported a body in a roadside clothes and shoes donation drop box

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