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Caine Ardayfio recently secured $6.6 million for his company, Mira, following a successful seed round led by General Catalyst. The 22-year-old decided to put his Harvard University studies on hold to focus completely on his new project, Mira. This venture involves AI-powered smart glasses, described as a transformative piece of wearable technology. The technology is…
Karyn Parsons, famous for playing Hilary Banks in the 1990s sitcom, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,...
Renee Hardman, a Democrat from West Des Moines, has achieved a historic victory in the special...
The U.S. Postal Service is issuing two commemorative postage stamps this week to honor legendary...
Councilwoman Melissa Bayardelle was sworn in for her second term on the Hiram City Council, just days after a dramatic rescue that saved the lives of a couple and their cat. The rescue took place...
Lauderhill’s dynamic Jamaican-American Mayor, Denise Grant, has been recognized for her exceptional leadership, earning a spot on Legacy Magazine’s 2025 list of Florida’s Most Influential...
Jackie Salvatore, 60, made history in New York State when she was officially sworn in as the Columbia County sheriff, marking a groundbreaking milestone as the first Black woman to ever hold this esteemed...
Retired NBA star Shaquille O’Neal is leveraging his background in law enforcement to mentor an aspiring police officer in Kemah, Texas. The young man, Jordan Wilmore, who is 7-foot-3, hopes to become...
Samrica Zogar, born in Liberia in the late 1980s, has lived with limb differences in her feet and right hand since birth. Despite the challenges, she has pursued her dream life. Today, her goal is...
Gary Eave, a man of deep faith, a former All-American athlete, and a devoted family man, recently completed a journey that began 47 years ago by returning to Grambling State University. Eave, who first...
Jasmine Oliver founded Tea Please, a Black-owned brand born from a personal desire to enjoy dessert-inspired flavors while prioritizing health and mindfulness. Oliver’s brand is redefining indulgence—one...
Beyoncé Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD foundation pledged $2.5 million to aid victims of the devastating Southern California wildfires, which claimed 24 lives and destroyed over 12,000 structures. ...

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