Congress is on track to proceed with a government shutdown on Oct. 1 because they are not expected to pass the 12 bills that fund
It has just been announced that Simon Property Group, which owns Lenox Square mall and Phipps Plaza in Atlanta, will close all 200 of its
Amid the longest shutdown in government history, many who depend on Section 8 and Federal food assistance programs such as SNAP are concerned. Their concerns
The continuing government shutdown is causing economic hardship across the United States. Besides the impact on government workers, those dependent on SNAP and Section 8
This writer has often referred to President Donald Trump as the “Distracter in Chief” when it comes to his political sleight of hand. Last month,
One year ago, Donald Trump became the 45th President of the United States. The scene in Washington, D.C. was chaotic and strange. Hundreds of protestors
Jay Morrison and Ernestine Johnson have been making waves. As they approach the last leg of their 25-city tour, the Atlanta-based couple is demonstrating against
Thousands of students across the country have had their academic dreams crushed as it was announced that ITT Technical Institute was permanently closing all of
[jwplatform PN2t6bp1] Just in case you missed it, our Black president from the South Side of Chicago had to deal with some White Republican haters.
Al Roker and Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal have a beef that is being played out in the national media and Twitterverse. Atlanta was hit with
Meanwhile, as the senators’ and congresspeople’s pockets continue to get fatter, millions of government workers, contractors and others that rely on the feds for their
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, take a look at these memes about the federal government shutdown and see thousands
There is absolutely nothing funny about almost a million federal government employees being out of work or millions of military servicemen and women — people
The clock is currently ticking on the threat of a government shutdown, according to federal officials. But what does that mean for the average person?
