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Get your coins ready as Rockstar Games will reportedly announce 'Grand Theft Auto VI' this week with a trailer arriving in December.

Jeezy is giving fans some insight into just how hard he and Jeannie Mai tried to save their marriage before he eventually filed for divorce in September. 

A bevy of beauties will travel to Atlanta this weekend for a summit celebrating being a safe space for young Black women, girls, and gender-expansive youth. FREE registration for #GUDisruptorSummit is open right NOW! Our fourth annual Summit will return to Atlanta on Nov 11th, bringing you a day filled with networking, mentorship, interactive activations, […]

Christiane Amanpour speaks with peace activist Benzi Sanders on Israel's ground incursion into Gaza.

Researchers from the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology Shark Research Lab say they spotted the whale shark a mile off the Kāneʻohe Bay.

Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke about growing up around antisemitism after receiving the "Award of Courage" from the Holocaust Museum in Los Angeles. His comments come amid rising antisemitic attacks around the world and concerns of rising Islamophobia in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.

Five goals, as many overturned or disallowed, two red cards, and 21 minutes of stoppage time: those are just some of the numbers behind what was a wild and chaotic English Premier League game between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea. CNN's senior sport analyst Darren Lewis talked all about it with World Sport's Amanda Davies.

Edwin Roald is a renowned golf course architect in Reykjavik, his 'Why 18?' concept explores the idea that golf course design is often problematic from an environmental perspective and from a golfing perspective as designers feel bound to the idea that courses must be 18-holes long, when he believes they should feature as many holes as the land can accommodate. He tells us why in the latest edition of our golf and sustainability series.

CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman joins "CNN This Morning" to discuss Ivanka Trump's upcoming testimony in her father's New York civil fraud trial.

Taliban Redd And Hnr Hundo- Never Enough This Duo Hads Been Blazing The Streets Of Birmingham, Alabama. Check Out There Trap-A-Holics Edition To Never Enough Shaking The Underground Lately In The South.

Written By Fort Valley State University Fort Valley State University (FVSU) is excited to announce a transformative partnership with Knack Tutoring, set to launch this semester. Through this collaboration, FVSU students enrolled in any course will gain access to free on-demand tutoring services, fostering a dynamic environment for academic growth and success. Prospective peer tutors will receive comprehensive training endorsed by the College Reading and Learning Association (CRLA), ensuring students receive exceptional academic support from their peers. “This new and exciting partnership will provide our students with virtual and face-to-face support, which is critical to the overall success of our The post Fort Valley State University Increases Access to Equitable, High-Quality Peer Tutoring in Partnership with Knack appeared first on HBCU News.

Courtesy of Virginia State University Virginia State University’s Trojan Explosion Marching Band is named one of the best HBCU bands in the country, according to newly released rankings by ESPN. The band is ranked third in the Division II/NAIA category in ESPN’s HBCU Band of the Year rankings posted by HBCU Gameday. Important band components such as auxiliaries, drum majors, musicality, percussion, and drill/marching/maneuvering are used to compile the rankings. Judges then score individual performances based on these specified areas. “We are very appreciative and deeply humbled by these rankings,” said VSU Director of Marching and Pep Bands, Dr. Taylor Whitehead. The post VSU Marching Band Ranks Third In The Nation According to ESPN Rankings appeared first on HBCU News.