ELEVATING YOUR EXCELLENCE: Jamauri Bogan Inspires As The Youngest Black Community Developer In Western Michigan
Bogan's work stands out in an industry where Black and Hispanic developers make up less than 1% of all real estate development companies.
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Building Strong Bonds
It’s a little after 7 a.m. on A mild April morning, and Suzanne Shank is seated in the back of a Lincoln Town Car barreling north out of New York City on Interstate 95. She’s checking e-mail and voice messages on two cell phones and looking over a presentation she plans to deliver at a 9 a.m. meeting in Hartford, Connecticut, with State Treasurer Denise Nappier.
Washington Report: Updates From the Capitol
The South Carolina Democratic Party’s executive committee voted Thursday night to uphold unemployed veteran Alvin Greene's head-scratching bid for the U.S. Senate.
Former Rep. Cori Bush’s Husband Charged With Wire Fraud
According to federal prosecutors, Merritts allegedly submitted false paperwork which led to him being awarded $20,832 in PPP funds
Washington Report: Updates From the Capitol
Fresh off his victory in Kentucky’s GOP Senate primary in which he defeated a mainstream Republican, Rand Paul, who is also a member of the Tea Party, set off a hailstorm of fury over comments he made suggesting that he might not have supported government forcing private businesses to comply with the Civil Rights Act in the sixties.