By Piero Cingari U.S. natural gas prices at the Henry distribution hub surged 6% on Thursday, briefly hitting the $3/MMBtu milestone. This marks a remarkable six-month high and extends a five-day streak of upward movement. The recent surge can be partly attributed to the expectation of elevated electricity usage spurred by an uptick in air […]
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By Ashleigh Fields, AFRO Assistant Editor, afields@afro.com Pain is piercing through the hearts of residents in Southeast D.C. as they reckon with losing five lives to fatal shootings on Aug. […]
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By Helen Bezuneh, Special to the AFRO As a young man growing up in racially segregated Florida in the 1950s, joining the newly racially integrated army services sounded more than […]
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By Tashi McQueenAFRO Political Writer tmcqueen@afro.comAndKhira MooreAFRO Intern The Charm City Circulator has four routes and makes over 100 stops a day, taking tourists and Baltimore residents through the heart of […]
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By Kim Chandler Associated Press Federal judges reviewing Alabama’s new congressional map on Monday sharply questioned if state lawmakers ignored the court’s directive to create a second-majority Black district, so minority voters have a fair opportunity to influence elections. The three-judge panel held a hearing as they weigh whether to let the map stand or […]
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