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Next June marks 60 years since Loving v. Virginia. My parents did not wait for it. By Ben Jealous This month my parents are beginning their seventh decade of marriage despite a law that tried to stop them. Sixty years ago they were married in a church in Washington, D.C. They had to leave Maryland […]

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Tax Hikes Fuel Illegal Market Growth, Raise Stakes for Players Facing High Risks of Fraud Illegal Sites & Bookies with No Oversight & No Age Verification Target Teens & Students As sports fans across Illinois prepare for Week 1 of the NFL season, the Sports Betting Alliance today warned of the continued prevalence of the […]

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Gary Community School Corporation, in partnership with Greater Together and IN*SOURCE, invites parents, guardians, caregivers, and family members from throughout Gary, Northwest Indiana, and the greater Chicagoland area to participate in the 2026 Indiana Family Engagement Summit: “Real Life, Real Parenting: Partnering for Student Success.” The summit will take place Saturday, Se...

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Entrepreneurs and small business founders will compete for advertising and promotional packages on the high seas featuring exclusive networking events and masterclasses Set sail for success! Urban One, Inc. and the National Urban League are igniting the high seas with the launch of the Urban One Community Business Competition, a high-stakes showdown designed to supercharge the n...

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Hoosiers recovering from the August storms and flooding in Indiana’s 21 designated counties may be eligible for FEMA’s help with serious needs, paying for a temporary place to live, home repairs and other needs not covered by insurance. Hoosiers do not need to visit FEMA in person to get help. The fastest and easiest way to apply is online […]

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