New Jersey Bank Agrees to $13 Million Settlement With US Department of Justice for ‘Redlining’ Loans to Black Borrowers
The U.S. Department of Justice is holding a New Jersey bank accountable for discriminating against Black borrowers.
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Trump Administration Weighs Selling Federal Student Loans to Private Investors
Daniel Zibel, vice president and chief counsel at the National Student Legal Defense Network, called the idea “complex and unprecedented,” comparing it to a reversal of the 2008 financial crisis, when the government bought privately held loans to stabilize the market.
Women of Power: Dr. Hilda Hutcherson Talks Healthy Sex and the Working Woman
Dr. Hilda Hutcherson, author, sexual health and women's empowerment advocate, talks about why healthy sex practices and confidence are not only good for the working woman's mind and body, but even better for your bottom line.
Playing the Political Race Card
It may have been nearly two weeks since former Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro remarked to a small California newspaper that she attributed Illinois Sen. Barack Obama’s success as a Democratic presidential nominee to his being a black male. But it seems to have been the starting point of the presidential campaign’s focus on racial issues.
Delonte West Arrested Again After Allegedly Being Found Unconscious
Former NBA player Delonte West was arrested after being found unconscious in Virginia. Police reportedly gave him Narcan to revive him.