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5 Types of Intimacy in a Healthy Marriage (Hint: 4 of Them Have Nothing to Do With Sex)
"Once intimacy begins to wane, it can become hard to get back on track. One of the keys to reconnecting is understanding that intimacy is a multifaceted thing. In fact, there are five different types of intimacy, and only when we keep all five functioning can we have marriages th
Paulist Fathers launch Communion Project to heal ‘toxic polarization’ within U.S. Church
Inspired by Pope Leo’s call for communion, the Catholic initiative is working to build unity in the Church and the nation.
Actor Samuel Monroe Jr., known for roles in ‘Menace II Society’ and ‘The Players’ Club,’ dies at age 52
Monroe Jr. had been hospitalized due to meningitis, MRSA and pneumonia since April. Samuel Monroe Jr., an actor known for
Possible Eucharistic miracle in Guatemala: Church urges ‘prudence and restraint’
As in all such cases of an apparent manifestation of the Real Presence, the local Church is duly investigating the phenomenon and urging the faithful not to draw any conclusions.
Inside Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’: A Pagan Epic Through Christian Eyes
(ANALYSIS) After watching Christopher Nolan's take on “The Odyssey,” Father Dwight Longenecker remembered a comment Steven Spielberg made in a commentary while discussing how viewers react to symbolism. The director was responding to comments that crosses in the “Saving Privat
Parish pays tribute to Annunciation shooting victims through sacred fresco
Through sacred art, a neighboring parish is paying tribute to the Annunciation parish community in Minneapolis after the deadly shooting last year.
Rest In Power: Notable Black Folks Who We’ve Lost In 2026
Reporting on losses in Black culture, honoring legacies, and navigating grief and resilience.
Augustinian priests: St. Monica had ‘great interior strength’
Two Augustinian priests living in Rome explain why the woman they refer to as their “grandmother” continues to be a source of hope and inspiration.
Grand Canyon University plans ‘Christian worldview’ law school
Grand Canyon University is the latest evangelical school to launch a law school, corresponding with increased interest in preparing “Christian worldview” students for legal careers. The Phoenix-based school announced Aug. 16 it plans to open a law school as early... The post Gran
7 ways to support Black-Owned businesses all year
Discover practical, year-round habits to support and strengthen Black-owned businesses.
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Does Knowing 1 In 4 Deceased NFL Players Had CTE Change How You Feel About Football? [Op-Ed]
OPINION: Is there any job you would apply for if you knew going in that there was a 25% chance that you would suffer some kind of traumatic brain injury?
Who will be the quarterback of Prairie View this season?
Prairie View is starting over at quarterback with a cast of three possibilities.
Aldine ISD superintendent LaTonya Goffney steps into national role
LaTonya Goffney brings Aldine’s voice to the national stage as the AASA’s first Black president.
Black women in Houston grapple with DOGE-era job cuts
Federal cuts erased stable careers for Black women, leaving families confronting unemployment, debt, and uncertainty.
The Narrative Project builds new youth justice model
Houston founder builds narrative healing circles for Black youth in the juvenile system.
Women Have a Place and Purpose in God’s Story
These books offer a beautiful picture of the church as they present a positive vision of what it means to be men and women of God.
Beyond The Beautiful Game: How Roberto Baggio’s Buddhist Journey Delivered Resilience
(REVIEW) His crowning individual honors — the Ballon d’Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards in 1993 — cemented the striker’s place among the game’s all-time best. But Baggio, who was born and raised a Catholic, found inner peace after his conversion to Buddhism.
20 Most Popular Dog Breeds In America Right Now
The most popular dog breeds in America, from Frenchies to Goldens, based on AKC registration data.
An Overlooked Argument for Christianity
The idea that the early Christians retrojected Old Testament texts onto Jesus cannot easily account for the sheer breadth and specificity of the prophecies they appealed to.
Starr Andrews’ figure skating journey chronicled in new documentary short
Director Jasper Soloff’s short documentary, “They Call Me… Starr Andrews,” recently debuted on the Nowness website. The post Starr Andrews’ figure skating journey chronicled in new documentary short appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
‘Murder on the Hatchie’ restores story of Elbert Williams’ murder
A new book examines the 1940 murder of NAACP organizer Elbert Williams and efforts to suppress Black voting in Tennessee. The post ‘Murder on the Hatchie’ restores story of Elbert Williams’ murder appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
Jets and Giants hopefuls have one more chance to show out
The deadline for NFL teams to solidify their final, yet fluid, 53-man roster is this Sunday at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The post Jets and Giants hopefuls have one more chance to show out appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
New law makes civil service exams free and offers more access to city jobs
New York City’s civil service exams are now free for city high school students and first-time applicants under Local Law 57 of 2025. The post New law makes civil service exams free and offers more access to city jobs appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
As athletes leverage the system, major college sports are a cauldron of litigation
Major college sports face unprecedented litigation as athletes leverage the system to protect their interests. The post As athletes leverage the system, major college sports are a cauldron of litigation appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
Ecologist Cynthia Malone and her crusade to decolonize science
As a kid growing up in Bushwick, Brooklyn Cynthia Malone was fascinated with monkeys, apes, and tropical forests. The post Ecologist Cynthia Malone and her crusade to decolonize science appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
Legal deadline to close Rikers Island reaching one-year countdown
Monday marks one year from the August 31, 2027 deadline to close Rikers Island and repurpose the land toward future environmental use. The post Legal deadline to close Rikers Island reaching one-year countdown appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
Abyssinian Baptist Church laptop giveaway benefits students
Abyssinian Baptist Church gave away refurbished laptops to New York City students last week, thanks to a community partnership. The post Abyssinian Baptist Church laptop giveaway benefits students appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
How Mamdani aims to speed up NYC Housing Connect and housing courts
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is aiming to speed things up to make living in NYC more affordable. The post How Mamdani aims to speed up NYC Housing Connect and housing courts appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
From Brooklyn to Accra: African American couple join wave of Black migration to Africa
An African American couple from Brooklyn join the growing wave of Black migration to Africa, seeking new opportunities and The post From Brooklyn to Accra: African American couple join wave of Black migration to Africa appeared first on New York Amsterdam News.
Snoop Dogg biopic finds its Suge Knight in ‘Nemesis’ star Tre Hale as film also casts its Tupac Shakur
After emerging as a fan favorite on the hit Netflix series, Hale now gets tasked with playing one of hip-hop’s
Boy Crawls into Stranger’s Arms at Football Game— His Aunt Hunts Her Down With Powerful Facebook Post
"I don’t know who this lady is... she waved at him and he made his way up to her. I thought their interaction would be the same as last time but I was wrong. "
Trump Administration removes Obama-era portrait from U.S. Embassy, calling it ‘woke’
The State Department is currently exploring options to sell the painting by artist Kehinde Wiley, adding to a growing list
No Baddie Left Behind! A Back-To-School Gallery Of Teacher Baes Who Enrich Young Minds While Making The World A Better Place
No baddie left behind! In honor of Back-To-School SZN, we’re celebrating the baddest (and brightest) teacher baes who enrich young minds as the most underpaid, underfunded, and unappreciated professionals in the country. Blessed with extraordinary levels of patience and und
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Investigating LeBron James’ $300 Million Loan
LeBron James borrowed $300M against future earnings, showing how the ultra-wealthy use debt to manage their money.
A record number of Black candidates are nominees for governor. Here’s what you should know.
The historic field spans party lines, with several candidates seeking to become their states’ first Black governors this November. Black
Clergy rally for Haitians in Maryland county amid fears of ICE surge
SALISBURY, Md. (RNS) — 'When I go to their house, they have to make sure it's me before they even go to the door,' Pastor Jean-Daniel Berard, who leads Passionate LightHouse of God, said of his church members. 'The fear is real.'
Social Media Shows Off The “Girls” For Dolly Parton #4Dolly
In tribute to the late Dolly Parton, fans of the buxom country superstar are showing off their décolletage in her honor.
Israeli court acquits nun’s attacker, orders up to 6 years in psychiatric care
The Aug. 26 ruling ordered Yona Schreiber to be committed to an inpatient treatment facility for a maximum six years, though he may be released early at the discretion of the facility.
‘Black lives are being undervalued’: NAACP Legal Defense Fund calls for federal, U.N. investigations into suspicious deaths of Black people
The Legal Defense Fund submitted letters to Congress and the United Nations requesting investigations into the growing number of suspicious
103 YAMZ: A Gallery Of Hotline Hotties, Midday Mesmerizers & Radio Baes Who Slayyy On And Off The Airwaves
Hotties on the hotline! In honor of National Radio Day, we’re celebrating the broadcast bombshells who play our favorite jams, interview the hottest stars, lace listeners with giveaways, and get us through the day while melting the gram with morning/midday slays. Over the y
When surviving domestic violence becomes a crime for Black women
The cases of Latoya Crabbe and Keisha Golden are renewing attention on the barriers Black women survivors of domestic violence
LISTEN: Darlene McCoy Drops New Single “Don’t Worry”
The Nightly Spirit's own Darlene McCoy has new music on the way, starting with a blend of gospel and house on lead single "Don't Worry."
Appeals court opts not to dismiss federal charges against Rep. LaMonica McIver over alleged assaults at ICE facility
McIver could argue her case before the full panel of the Third Circuit or take the case to the Supreme
Duke Deuce Talks New Album, Waka Flocka & Rolling Loud
Duke Deuce's energetic performances, collaborations, and new album showcase his crunk revival in Atlanta's hip-hop scene.
Pope Leo XIV makes ‘Best Dressed’ list: Here’s the meaning behind his papal garments
The pontiff made Vanity Fair’s annual Best Dressed list this month in “the originals” category, but what is it about his papal style that the fashion world finds compelling?
Savoring Success: Chef Jernard Dishes On ‘New Soul Kitchen,’ Cornbread & Butter & His ‘Savor The City’ Emmy Nomination
Chef Jernard Wells celebrates the opening of Cornbread & Butter, Emmy nod for 'Savor the City', and his culinary journey from screen to table.
Oklahoma primary runoff answered a question about anti-Christian nationalism
(RNS) — The answer shouldn't please church-state separationists.
‘I will not be silenced,’ Rev. Michael Pfleger vows after fifth abuse allegation cleared
(RNS) — The activist Catholic priest spent about six weeks removed from his parish before an independent review found the latest allegation to be unsubstantiated.
The Game Calls Cap On Dissing Kendrick Lamar
The Game is denying that he took a shot at Kendrick Lamar on his new album. The West Coast MC recently dropped the surprise trilogy, The Documentary III, marking the first installment in the series since The Documentary 2 and The Documentary 2.5 arrived in 2015. While the project
Hit-Boy Tells Elliott Wilson & DJ Vlad He’ll Never Work With Nas Again
In a chat with Elliott Wilson and DJ Vlad, Hit-Boy shared that he doesn't see himself working with Nas again.
Vatican official in Russia: War in Ukraine must end, but not through military means
Archbishop Paul Gallagher emphasized that the conflict much be resolved through the political and diplomatic process and for the need to step up cooperation on humanitarian issues.
Let India’s Hindu nationalist leader speak about ‘oneness.’ Then let him answer.
(RNS) — RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat will visit New York on Saturday (Aug. 29) to talk about “oneness.” What India is owed is not a lecture on harmony but an apology.
Disney Faces Lawsuit After Former Child Star Raquel Lee Bolleau Alleges She Was Sexually Assaulted At 14 On ‘The Poof Point’ Set
Raquel Lee, a former child star, has sued Disney over claims of sexual abuse that occurred on the set of her 2001 film 'The Poof Point'.
Perm, Relaxer, Or Texturizer? What to Know Before Your Next Chemical Treatment
Chemical hair treatments like perms, relaxers, and texturizers require proper assessment and maintenance for healthy results.
Robert Griffin III Calls Enes Kanter “Lame” After WNBA Game Ejection Amid Trans Stunt
Enes Kanter may very well be the most hated man in the WNBA at the moment since he decided to identify as trans and join the women’s league.
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Dolly Parton’s ‘Coat Of Many Colors’ Had Room For Us: What Black America Lost [Op-Ed]
Dolly Parton, a white ally who championed Black, LGBTQ+ communities, showed how power can create more room for others.
Muggy With A 100% Chance Of Slay! Maya Boyd Sets Off Swoon Typhoon As MCU’s Newly Announced Storm, Electrifies The Internet With Majestic Aesthetics
After endless speculation, loud (and wrong) rumors, and viral fan casts, incredibly talented actress Maya Boyd was announced as the MCU’s Storm in a long-awaited reveal during the Disney Entertainment’s epic panel at this year’s D23 event in Anaheim. For months,
Tommy Davidson Talks ‘The Varnell Hill Show’s’ Nostalgia-Inciting Episodes, His Iconic Character & Martin Lawrence–‘Let’s Have Some Fun Again’
Comedian Tommy Davidson revives his classic 'Martin' character Varnell Hill in a new Paramount+ series, exploring how entertainment has evolved.
More families are checking citizenship requirements before making long-term plans
Citizenship requirements are drawing fresh attention from families planning ahead. Learn what applicants are researching now.