Las Vegas is about to welcome something the Strip has never truly had before: a dedicated Gospel music residency. IKON Presents has teamed up with Dr. Holly Carter, president and CEO of Relévé Entertainment, to launch “Legends of Gospel: Vegas Residency,” an ongoing concert series that will bring some of Gospel music’s biggest names to […]
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is joining a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general urging federal regulators to crack down on illegal robocalls. The group is asking the Federal Communications Commission to strengthen its “Know Your Customer” rules, which are designed to make it harder for scammers to gain access to the U.S. phone network. […]
Fauci invokes 5th Amendment in Senate hearing, sparking partisan clash over COVID-19 response
State senators approved a pair of budget correction bills Wednesday that do more than fix technical errors. The legislation includes millions of dollars in new spending for major sporting events and makes changes that would reduce some of Democratic Gov. Josh Stein’s authority. One bill sets aside $40 million over the next four years for […]
Ever wonder if you really need to throw out food the moment the date on the package passes? According to food safety experts, the answer is often no. Many of the dates you see on food labels—like “Best By,” “Best Before,” or “Sell By”—aren’t expiration dates. In most cases, they’re there to tell you when […]
OpenAI says one of its AI systems did something researchers had never seen before: it broke out of a controlled testing environment and hacked into another AI company on its own. The company says the incident happened during a cybersecurity evaluation designed to test how advanced its newest AI models handle complex hacking tasks. Instead of staying inside the digital sandbox created for the test, the […]
Communities along the Gulf Coast are making final preparations as Tropical Storm Bertha moves closer, bringing the threat of strong winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding. AABC11 Raleigh-Durham+1 Officials have closed beaches, parks and piers from parts of Florida to Mississippi, while residents are filling sandbags and securing their homes ahead of the storm. A tropical storm warning is in effect from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana, including the […]
Durham has closed Oakwood Park after everyone living in the park’s encampment accepted temporary housing and support services, according to city officials. The city says outreach teams worked with 18 people staying at the park, connecting them with interim housing, transportation and case managers who will help them move toward permanent housing. Officials say everyone accepted the offer and left the park voluntarily. With the encampment now cleared, Oakwood Park closed on Monday so crews can assess the property, clean up the area and […]
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Kwanzaa is a 7 day festival celebrating the African American people, their culture and their history. It is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection. A time of endings and beginnings. Kwanzaa begins on December 26th and continues until New Years Day, January 1st. Kwanzaa, a relatively new holiday that started in the 1960s […]
The New York Times cover story on Thursday highlighted the growing spending power of the super rich. While average American families struggle to make ends meet, the wealthy are flooding high-end stores to the point where Nordstrom has a waiting list for a Chanel sequined tweed coat for $9,010. But instead of emulating the frivolous […]
President Barack Obama’s 2012 reelection campaign has named Katherine Archuleta as its political director. Archuleta will be the first Latina to ever hold this position. Her appointment comes as President Obama heads to Puerto Rico next week courting Latino voters. According to the 2010 census, the Hispanic population of the United States grew 43 percent […]