By Lynn Neary, Patrick Jarenwattananon
Poet, writer and musician Joy Harjo — a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation —...
Joy Harjo Becomes The First Native American U.S. Poet Laureate
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NPR Identifies 4th Attacker In Civil Rights-Era Cold Case
By Graham Smith
An NPR investigation has uncovered new evidence in a prominent unsolved murder case from the civil rights...
Black Panther Costume Designer, Ruth Carter, Nominated For Oscar
By Jane Hammond and Mike Holtzclaw
Third time’s a charm? Or perhaps seventh?
That’s the hope for two alumnae of local...
New York City To Pay $3.3 Million To Kalief Browder Estate
By Tanya A. Christian
New York City has agreed to pay the estate of Kalief Browder $3.3 million for its...
Adam Kaufman, Patrizia Zita & Jeannine LaRue Named to New Jersey Globe’s “2018 Power List”
We are pleased to share with you that Kaufman Zita Group’s (KZG) Adam Kaufman, Trish Zita and Jeannine LaRue...
Fashion Stardom Beckons For Somali Refugee In Hungary
By Helen Womack
Somali-born model Kafia Mahdi poses under a Budapest statue for a fashion shoot in...
Nearly Half Of All Cell Phone Calls Will Be Scam Calls In 2019
By Lydia Belanger
You’re not just imagining it: You’re getting more robocalls.
Next year, almost half of all calls to cell...
Low-Income Seniors Find Paying Gigs Through AARP Federal Non-Profit Program
By Robert McCabe
They call her “Miss Sharon.”For nearly a year, she has worked at Changes City Spa in Ghent,...
Atlanta Rapper T.I. Explains Why He’s Buying Back His Old Neighborhood
By Christina Santi
Atlanta rapper T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., is on a mission to rebuild the now desolate neighborhood...
New Jersey Globe Names Jeannine LaRue A Winner
JEANNINE LARUE
The longtime political strategist and executive is named one of the chairs of Trenton mayor-elect Reed...