The Price of Heat: How Energy Costs Are Redefining Winter for Low-Income Families in New York City

The Price of Heat: How Energy Costs Are Redefining Winter for Low-Income Families in New York City

By Pearl Phillip | Photo by: AI As another frigid New York winter approaches, the city’s poorest residents are finding that warmth has become a luxury they can scarcely afford. Behind every rising Con Edison bill and every sputtering radiator lies a larger story of economic inequality and infrastructural neglect. Over the past five years, […]

Overcomers House Institutes Announces the 28th Overcomers’ Expression Convention 2025 and Prophetic-Deliverance Ordination & Empowerment

Overcomers House Institutes Announces the 28th Overcomers’ Expression Convention 2025 and Prophetic-Deliverance Ordination & Empowerment

Bronx, NY: The Overcomers House Institutes, under the Prophetic Deliverance Theological Training Institute (PWDI), proudly presents its 28th Overcomers’ Expression Convention 2025 and Prophetic-Deliverance Ordination and Empowerment. The event will be held over two powerful weekends — October 30th to November 2nd and November 6th to November 9th, 2025 — at Overcomers House, 686 East […]

The Healthiest Thing You Can Do This Fall

The Healthiest Thing You Can Do This Fall

Dr. Michelle Morse, Acting Commissioner of the New York City Health Department Staying healthy during the fall and winter can feel like a challenge. With conflicting information from the federal government this year, many parents are confused: “Should I or my child be vaccinated for the flu, COVID-19, and RSV?” “What symptoms should I watch […]

Mayor Adams Cancels Nearly $135 Million in Medical Debt for Working-Class New Yorkers, Celebrates Opening of Eight New Financial Empowerment Centers at Select NYC Health + Hospitals Locations to Help New Yorkers Avoid Future Medical Debt

Mayor Adams Cancels Nearly $135 Million in Medical Debt for Working-Class New Yorkers, Celebrates Opening of Eight New Financial Empowerment Centers at Select NYC Health + Hospitals Locations to Help New Yorkers Avoid Future Medical Debt

Editorial credit: noamgalai / Shutterstock.com Pioneering Program Launched by Mayor Adams Cancels Medical Debt for Over 75,000 New Yorkers in Partnership with Undue Medical Debt NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced over 75,000 New Yorkers. Last year, Mayor Adams launched a pioneering program that — through an $18 million investment by the city over three […]

Scorpio Season — Power, Passion, and Fall Fashion Magic

Scorpio Season — Power, Passion, and Fall Fashion Magic

By Sandy Connors As the sun moves into Scorpio (October 23 – November 21), the air turns crisp, the light grows golden, and the mood shifts toward mystery and transformation. Scorpio season is ruled by passion, power, and purpose — a time to embrace your strength, reveal your authenticity, and express the most magnetic parts […]

Breast Cancer and Black Women: Understanding the Landscape, Risks, and the Path Toward Equity

Breast Cancer and Black Women: Understanding the Landscape, Risks, and the Path Toward Equity

By Pearl Phillip Breast cancer remains one of the most critical public health challenges in the United States. For Black women, however, the burden is uniquely severe—not only in incidence and risk but also in outcomes and mortality rates. Despite medical advances, too many Black women continue to face late diagnoses, aggressive cancer subtypes, and […]

Am I Stupid to Pay for an IQ Test?

Am I Stupid to Pay for an IQ Test?

By Anne Webster Wondering whether it’s worth paying for an IQ test? Here’s what you need to know about legitimate testing, online scams, and why true intelligence can’t be reduced to a number. The Search for a Number That Defines You In a world obsessed with scores and metrics, it’s easy to believe intelligence can […]

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Recognizing Toxic Relationships Before They Begin

Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Recognizing Toxic Relationships Before They Begin

By Sandy Connors Every October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month reminds us that prevention starts long before abuse becomes visible. It’s a time to reflect on how relationships form, evolve, and sometimes deteriorate into dangerous cycles of control, fear, and emotional harm. For many survivors, the first warning signs were not bruises but boundaries crossed, emotions […]

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