Author: DAMON K JONES

In today’s fast-paced world, staying healthy often feels like a luxury reserved for those with time to spare. Between long work hours, family responsibilities, and financial pressures, many people—especially Black Americans—struggle to make health a priority. However, good health isn’t about having extra time; it’s about making intentional choices. For Black Americans, the stakes are even higher. Racial health disparities result in higher rates of chronic diseases like hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. Systemic barriers—including food deserts, unequal access to healthcare, and chronic stress from racism—make it difficult to maintain wellness. Nonetheless, we can safeguard our health despite these obstacles…

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As cold and flu season approaches, many turn to over-the-counter medications to combat symptoms. But what if we could prevent illness before it starts? The key to staying well isn’t found solely in pharmaceuticals; nature offers an abundance of remedies to bolster the immune system and keep viruses at bay. Holistic health emphasizes a proactive approach, integrating nutrition, lifestyle practices, and natural remedies to support the body’s natural defenses. Here are the best holistic and natural ways to protect yourself from cold and flu this season. 1. Strengthen Your Immune System with Food The foundation of any strong immune system…

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As a news organization, we have a responsibility to adhere to the facts. In my personal life, I’ve always believed that we have the technology and resources to uncover the truth about anything. Yet, misinformation continues to spread, and too often, people accept opinions as facts without verifying them for themselves. This is precisely why mainstream media is losing viewers—because instead of presenting facts, some outlets promote fear-driven narratives that lack credibility. We have the opportunity to fact-check false rhetoric, which I’m doing here today. I developed a strong interest in this issue because, for many Black seniors, programs like…

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In an unprecedented step for criminal justice reform, former President Donald Trump appointed Alice Marie Johnson, a Black woman, as his official “Pardon Czar.” In this role, Johnson will review and recommend clemency, ensuring deserving individuals are given fair chances for pardons and commutations. There has never been an official U.S. government position titled “Pardon Czar.” However, various officials have overseen the presidential pardon process throughout history. Alice Johnson’s recent appointment as Pardon Czar is a historic milestone, making her the first person to hold this role and the first Black woman to do so. Alice Marie Johnson, a former…

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In an explosive interview, a data scientist known as “DataRepublican” is shedding light on what she claims is widespread corruption and financial mismanagement within the U.S. government. Working under the radar, she has utilized artificial intelligence (AI) to uncover billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse. Her revelations have drawn the attention of high-profile figures, including Elon Musk, and have put her at potential risk. Watch interview here Unmasking Government Waste DataRepublican, an expert in database engineering and AI, estimates that over $100 billion has been misused or stolen. However, she argues that the bigger issue is how that…

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Congressman Mike Lawler, Assemblyman Matt Slater, and Westchester County Legislator James Nolan visited Sing Sing Correctional Facility to stand in unwavering solidarity with the corrections officers bravely striking at state facilities across New York. These dedicated professionals, who put their lives on the line every day, deserve our full support as they face perilous working conditions that are a direct result of Governor Kathy Hochul’s and the Albany Democrats’ disastrous pro-criminal policies. Westchester County Legislator James Nolan stated, “The HALT Act has made our correctional facilities more dangerous than ever before. It has stripped officers of the ability to maintain…

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Maryland Governor Wes Moore has been appointed by President Donald J. Trump to the bipartisan Council of Governors, a distinguished group dedicated to enhancing collaboration between state and federal governments on critical issues such as national security, disaster response, and military affairs. This appointment, announced by the White House on February 19, 2025, marks the second time a Maryland governor has been selected for the council, following former Governor Martin O’Malley’s tenure as co-chair from 2010 to 2015. Moore is a member of the Democratic Party. He won the 2022 Maryland gubernatorial election, becoming Maryland’s first African-American governor and the third African-American…

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MSNBC is revamping its lineup in a bold move that has canceled longtime host Joy Reid’s 7 p.m. program, The Reid Out. The network’s new president, Rebecca Kutler, announced this decision as part of a comprehensive restructuring effort to address ongoing viewership declines. Recent Nielsen data highlights a concerning situation for the network. Since the November election, primetime viewership has plummeted by 54%, falling from 1.1 million to only 736,000 viewers. Meanwhile, Morning Joe, the network’s flagship morning program, has experienced its lowest ratings since 2021, facing a 41% decline in the critical 25-54 demographic after the backlash over co-hosts…

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President Donald Trump’s latest proposal, the “Trump Dividend,” has sparked a heated debate over whether surplus government funds should be returned directly to taxpayers. Supporters hail the plan, which would distribute unspent federal allocations to the American people, as a necessary and fair refund of taxpayer money. Critics, however, argue that it is a politically motivated stunt that prioritizes short-term gain over long-term economic stability.   Proponents of the Trump Dividend argue that the money rightfully belongs to taxpayers, not to the government. If funds have been collected but remain unused, they contend that it makes sense to return them to…

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In a historic and momentous ceremony, Kash Patel took the oath of office as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), pledging to uphold the Constitution, restore trust in the agency, and ensure justice is applied equally to all Americans. His appointment marks a significant milestone, as Patel is the first Indian-American and Hindu to hold this prestigious position, reflecting the growing diversity in U.S. federal leadership. A Pledge to Defend the Constitution As Patel stood before an audience of close friends, family, and government officials, he placed his hand on a guitar—a symbolic touch reflecting his unique…

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