Dollita Okine Nickecoy Bramwell has smashed Usain Bolt’s Under-17 400m record. Image: SportsMaxTV/Youtube Nickecoy Bramwell of Jamaica has beaten Usain Bolt’s 22-year-old Under-17s 400m world record from 2002. Though he was recovering from multiple injuries, including a persistent hamstring problem, the most recent record holder, a 16-year-old boy, accomplished this feat at the Carifta Games Read More…
Nationwide — Broderick “Hollywood” Jackson, the Founder and CEO of Hollywood Drag Racing Production (HDRP), a Black-owned Atlanta, Georgia-based company, is seeking to revolutionize the world of motorcycle drag racing entertainment. He says that he aims to become a leader in the industry by implementing a unique distribution formula that promotes sustainability for both participants Read More…
—Here’s how he spends his money Making $115K as a teacher and coach in Orange County, CA This story is part of CNBC Make It’s Millennial Money series, which details how people around the world earn, spend and save their money. Jae Byun loves his job as a high school math teacher and basketball coach. And he Read More…
Former Virginia Tech football player Isi Etute stood trial after being accused of fatally beating Jerry Smith in 2021. Matt Gentry/The Roanoke Times/AP David Hale, ESPN Staff WriterSep 7, 2023, 07:00 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print Warning: This story contains graphic descriptions of violence. THE DOOR SWUNG open before he could knock, Read More…
Black Rock City, Nev., where the Burning Man debauchery festival is held annually, turned into a swamp this year after heavy rains blasted the desert party and trapped some 73,000 attendees in the “muddy hellhole.” According to reports, event organizers barred Burning Man attendees from leaving the area because “widespread muddy conditions created treacherous driving conditions.” Read More…
Nationwide — Meet Louise Nall, a remarkable 96-year-old Black woman from Montgomery, Alabama who’s been selling The Tuskegee News newspapers for over 56 years and counting. Nall’s journey selling newspapers began when her son Walter, just 4 years old at the time, wanted to earn some pocket money. “So I told him we were going Read More…
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