Daniel R. Wynn The First Coast community is experiencing painful and heavy losses due to the deaths of Daniel Ruben Wynn (79) on Sunday, February 23, 2025 and Padrica Mendez (87) on Wednesday, ...

Let’s get the obvious out of the way first. The journalists you love and the podcasters, influencers, and news reporters that you love will never admit the President-elect got the most votes because ...

Quincy Jones, the trailblazing producer behind Michael Jackson’s iconic albums Thriller and Bad, has died at 91. His career, spanning over seven decades, transformed music and broke barriers in a ...

President Joe Biden announced on Wednesday the immediate deployment of 1,000 active-duty troops to assist in the response and recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene’s catastrophic impact. The ...

Forbes Magazine highlighted Walz’s appeal as a moderate Democrat with a working-class background and rural roots, making him an attractive option for independents and moderate Democrats.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a longstanding and deeply complex issue, has garnered international attention and concern for decades. While the conflict primarily involves Israel and Palestine, it ...

In the realm of public discourse, we have the power to distinguish between public speakers and public leaders, and it is through true leadership that we can cultivate hope and determination for a ...

Rev. Jesse Jackson’s decision to step down as president and CEO of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition this month has led many to reflect on the civil rights leader’s astonishing career. But a significant part ...

Former Super Bowl Champion Calvin Muhammad passed last week at the age of 64. The Jacksonville native was drafted with the 17th Pick in the 12th Round by the then “Los Angeles” Raiders of the NFL in ...

Dr. Claudine Gay, the dean of Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, becomes just the second woman to hold the post as University president in the institution’s history. The university was founded in ...

I began my media career at 17 years old when I was hired by WSB-TV, Atlanta’s largest and most famous television station. The year was 1968. At that time, I didn’t know I would have a long media ...

In September, lawmakers in Washington rushed through major legislation that would reward massive, legacy media corporations at the expense of smaller community-focused and minority-owned newspapers.