Palmetto students urge extermination of blacks
MIAMI — In yet another incidence of racial intolerance that appears to be epidemically surfacing across the nation, white students at Miami Palmetto Senior High …
The Transpacific Partnership
When we have a level playing field, Americans out-compete anyone in the world. That’s a fundamental truth about our country. But right now, the rules …
Students victorious at University of Missouri
President Tim Wolfe’s resignation on Monday, at University of Missouri generated celebration by the students, above, the football team, left, and many professors, as well. …
FMU President appointed to Homeland Security Council
Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson recently announced the appointment of Florida Memorial University’s President Roslyn Clark Artis to the Homeland Security Academic Advisory Council (HSAAC). Artis is one …
Conference convenes men to discuss violence in the community
A conference to bring together over 300 men to learn, discuss and plan how they can actively play a positive role in the elimination of …
The biggest loser of the 2016 presidential election cycle
Though no votes have yet to be cast, the biggest loser of the 2016 presidential election cycle is by far the National Association of Black …
Find out how to research your family tree at library workshop
Harvard professor, Henry Louis Gates has boosted the popularity of discovering family roots with his PBS show, Finding Your Roots. What’s fascinating is the same …
Around South Florida
State COOKING THE BOOKS? Gov. Rick Scott has not responded to calls for a forensic audit of the books at Bethune Cookman University (BCU), but …
Whooping cranes may lose ultralight assistance
By KARL ETTERS Tallahassee Democrat TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Whooping cranes migrating south with the help of ultralight planes may have to start fending for themselves. …