Affirmative Action Under Attack
Anti-affirmative action initiatives challenged
Ward Connerly, head of the American Civil Rights Coalition, is spearheading the November ballot initiatives…
By Ann Brown
Clinton Unveils Housing Plan
New York senator's four-point plan addresses mortgage crisis and home foreclosures
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has proposed a $30 billion federal fund to buy out troubled…
By Donald Jay Korn
Who Are Super Delegates
The battle for the Democratic nomination rages on as the profile of these political insiders rises
Many inquiring minds are weighing the influence of “super delegates,” whose votes are given equal…
By Nadirah Z. Sabir
A Democratic Front-runner: Do the Math
Party still has a fight on their hands in the nomination of a presidential candidate
The 2008 election campaign has been saturated with talk of delegates and superdelegates. With prospects…
By Nadirah Z. Sabir
Want to Help Save the Planet?
Make your community green
There have always been pockets of people pushing our government and anyone who would listen…
By Wendy Harris
Not Just for Rockefellers
Six trusts to consider for your estate plan
You don’t have to be super rich, or even just rich, to set up a…
By Donald Jay Korn
Detroit’s Battles
Civic and political leaders react to mayor's indictment
The indictment of Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick is causing a firestorm and mixed reactions from…
By Tamara E. Holmes
Fed Cuts Good for Banks but Not Seniors
Last weeks moves may offer little relief to the average consumer
Last week investors bore witness to JP Morgan Chase & Co.’s shocking and historic $2…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Buy or Rent?
Figuring out the best options in today's real estate market
There comes a time in every growing company’s life cycle when its leaders must step…
By Bridget McCrea
Gas Hits All-Time High
But you can fight soaring fuel prices at the pump
As consumers drove up to their neighborhood gas stations this weekend, they probably noticed prices…
