Metro Atlanta County Goes Full ‘Flock,’ Approves $18.9M Camera Program
County officials said the system is intended to help investigators identify stolen vehicles, locate suspects, and generate investigative
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Martin University’s Closure Leaves Former Students Fighting To Finish Degrees
The Indianapolis University's closure disrupted degree programs, eliminated jobs, and left many searching for financial and academic stability
Reputation, Not Resumes, May Unlock Better Career Opportunities
Her perspective comes as many mid-career employees report feeling stuck.
Sailors Who Suffer From Razor Bumps Could Get Booted From The U.S. Navy
The guidance, issued by the Navy on July 8, implements a broader Defense Department directive requiring uniform grooming standards across the military
Remembering Black Feminist Artist, Betye Saar, On Her 100th Birthday
Betye Saar, the visionary Black feminist artist whose pioneering assemblage art dismantled racist stereotypes and redefined 20th-century American sculpture, died peacefully in her sleep July 26, 2026, at her home...