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With Colin Powell

No longer on the world stage since his retirement in 2004, former Secretary of State Colin Powell is channeling his energy into efforts that hit closer to home. As founding...

When Guarding Your Investment Is Key

Nita Swinton has found a way to lessen the sting when the stock market declines. A few years ago, Swinton became alarmed when her retirement investments began to decline sharply....

African American Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad Changes Misconceptions About Muslim-Americans

A five-time Senior World team medalist and 2014 Senior World Team Champion, Ibtihaj Muhammad made history in Rio de Janeiro by being the first U.S. athlete to compete at the Olympics in a hijab, the headscarf worn by Muslim women. Muhammad, an African American women’s saber fencer, first made history several years ago when she became the first Muslim woman to compete for the U.S. in fencing.

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