Red Lobster’s new CEO, Damola Adamolekun, is leading a high-stakes comeback following the chain’s 2024 bankruptcy.

Two Yale juniors, Nathaneo Johnson and Sean Hargrow, are turning heads after raising $3.1 million in pre-seed funding for their AI-powered social network, Series. Unlike traditional platforms such as Facebook or LinkedIn, Series emphasizes purposeful, AI-assisted connections rather than follower counts and likes (Prosser, 2025).

TSA Eliminates Two-Decade-Old Shoe Removal Requirement at U.S. Airports.

For years, the acronym FIRE stood for Financial Independence, Retire Early—a movement rooted in minimalist living, aggressive saving, and the dream of escaping the 9–5.

In “What Did I Miss?”, Drake turns post-beef silence into a statement—calling out betrayal, redefining loyalty, and reclaiming narrative control in today’s hyper-visible rap ecosystem.

Under Mayor Brandon Scott, Baltimore is seeing its fewest homicides in 50 years. By treating gun violence as a public health issue—not just a policing problem—Scott is setting a new national standard for community-first public safety.

Milwaukee’s Share The Vibes Fest returns July 12, 2025, blending live music, hands-on tech, and community vibes into a daylong celebration of innovation and culture.

Chuck E. Cheese is leveling up—this time for adults. Their new arcade concept blends nostalgia, nightlife, and grown-up vibes, tapping into the millennial need for fun, food, and freedom after dark.

Black sanctuaries are more than spaces—they’re sacred. This article explores how healing spaces, co-working hubs, and bookstores empower Black communities to reclaim joy, rest, and legacy.

Discover how tariffs can impact startup costs, supply chains, and growth strategies—especially for Black and Brown entrepreneurs building businesses in a global economy.

Meet BiteSight's founders, Lucious McDaniel IV and Zac Schulwolf, who are revolutionizing food delivery through engaging videos, cultural innovation, and tech entrepreneurship.