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The Most Common Holiday Scams—And How To Avoid Them

Every year, we hear that “scam season” starts earlier and ends later—and if you think crooks only work 9-to-5, think again. People fall victim to fraud year-round, but there’s a real spike during the holiday season. That’s because during this time folks are stressed, in a rush, spending more money, and opening themselves up to deals, travel plans, gifts, and charity requests. Scammers know this, and they deploy every trick in the book—from AI-generated fake offers to phony delivery texts—to separate you from your hard-earned cash and personal information.… Read more

Cam’Ron Keeps It Real On Alleged Diddy Party With “World-Famous” DJ

It seems that almost everyone in Hollywood has a wild “Diddy Party” tale, but Cam’Ron may have taken the cake.

On a recent episode of his Talk With Flee podcast, Killa shared an eyebrow-raising story while discussing the Netflix documentary Sean Combs: The Reckoning, which details multiple sexual assault and abuse allegations against the embattled mogul. Speaking with co-host Sen City and former Bad Boy artist Chopper City of Da Band, the Purple Haze rapper recalled a 2023 meeting with Diddy about a potential business venture.… Read more

Tory Lanez Claims Innocence In Megan Thee Stallion Shooting In New Video

Tory Lanez delivered his first on-camera interview this week since his conviction in connection with the Megan Thee Stallion shooting incident. During the interview, Tory Lanez declared his innocence and stated that he isn’t violent towards women, along with other notable quips.

NBC News spoke with Tory Lanez, who is currently being held at California Men’s Colony in San Luis Obispo County, on Wednesday (December 17). In the brief chat, Lanez, who is seeking a release from jail based on what his side claimed was a failure to produce evidence, made bold declarations about his character.… Read more

50 Cent Eggs On Beef With Jim Jones, Maino Over Diddy Doc

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is known not only for his successful music career but also for his dealings as an executive behind some of television’s biggest moments. Currently, 50 Cent is embroiled in a back-and-forth with Jim Jones, with the Harlem rapper throwing shots at Fif over the Queens mogul producing the recent Netflix documentary centered on Sean “Diddy” Combs.

Earlier this week, 50 Cent posted a video clip featuring Jim Jones, Dave East, and Fabolous, collectively part of the Let’s Rap About It podcast, discussing the Sean Combs: The Reckoning documentary.… Read more

Kai Cenat Reveals He’s Been Dealing With Mental Health Issues As Of Late

Mental health has become a huge issue not only in the Hip-Hop community, but society as a whole as men, women and even children deal with the everyday struggle that is their daily lives and while most people think celebrities have it the easiest due to their financial status, fame itself can wreck havoc on a person’s mental state especially in this day and age of social media. Just ask Kai Cenat.

The worldwide famous streaming superstar has taken a step back from the public view for a minute and yesterday (Dec.… Read more

Test Your Knowledge: 20 Christmas Trivia Questions For Family Fun During The Holidays

Anyone down for some Christmas trivia questions?

Christmas really is one of those times that just hits different. It’s fun, it’s loud, it’s full of food, music, and nonstop laughs—but what really makes it special is getting that extended time to kick it with your people. Everybody’s schedules finally slow down, folks you haven’t seen all year pull up, and the house feels fuller than usual. Whether it’s one day or a whole week, being around family makes everything feel warmer, funnier, and way more meaningful.… Read more

Skipping Meals And Carrying On: How Howard Students Are Still Normalizing Hunger After SNAP Disruptions

It has been just over a month since the federal government reopened after a weeks-long shutdown that threatened to cut off food assistance for millions of Americans. Lawmakers declared the crisis averted. SNAP benefits, they said, would resume. Normalcy, at least on paper, had returned.

But for many college students, including those at Howard University, the sense of relief never fully arrived.

During the shutdown, more than a million college students nationwide who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program faced uncertainty about whether they would be able to afford groceries.… Read more

The Stream About Nothing: Wale Admits Kai Cenat Affected His Mental For 5 Days

Wale has never been known for letting things go unaddressed.

Earlier this year, the Washington, D.C. rapper went viral for all the wrong reasons following an awkward moment at the BET Awards. Folarin crossed paths with one of the biggest streamers in the game, Kai Cenat, and the encounter was uncomfortable, to say the least. He asked the streamer if he played video games and suggested they link up sometime.

Cenat appeared dismissive, later on his live stream, telling fans he had no idea who Wale was after viewers were spamming the comments pointing out that he had just bumped into a rapper.… Read more

Stay Informed ;Respiratory Illness

Respiratory illnesses can disrupt your respiratory system, leading to:

Upper respiratory symptoms: Issues affecting your vocal cords and above, like a runny nose.

Lower respiratory symptoms: Problems below your vocal cords, like a persistent cough.

Other symptoms: Tiredness, weakness, fever, and more.

If your symptoms worsen, talk to your doctor about treatment options.

Find more information about what to do when you are sick here: https://www.cdc.gov/…/preven…/precautions-when-sick.html

Black Unemployment Is Nearly Double The National Average 

stics released new jobs data on Tuesday, Dec. 16, and the economic outlook isn’t so great. The adage that when America gets a cold, Black people get the flu is once again proving true as the data reveals that Black unemployment is almost double the national average.

According to The New York Times, the national unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, the highest level in almost five years. For Black people, that rate is drastically higher at 8.3%, which is alarming for a multitude of reasons.… Read more

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