Acknowledging Black Executives On National Leadership Day –

by Ahsan Washington February 20, 2026 Black executives have transformed corporate America 2026 National Leadership Day celebrates Black executives who have transformed corporate America and public institutions while highlighting leaders who reshape power structures and create economic value through their roles. These executives demonstrate meaningful leadership through their work both in boardrooms and in the…

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Another Fake Nursing License Revoked As ‘Operation Nightingale’ Continues

by Kandiss Edwards February 20, 2026 Nearly 100 nurses in Connecticut have lost their licenses since the beginning of Operation Nightingale. Connecticut’s Board of Examiners for Nursing has revoked the nursing license of another nurse linked to a national fake degree scheme that has incited a full-blown federal investigation called “Operation Nightingale.” According to the…

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Colleges Sever Ties With Organizations That Help People Of Color

by Jeroslyn JoVonn February 20, 2026 Under pressure from the Trump administration, over 100 colleges and universities have cut ties with organizations supporting people of color. Over 100 colleges and universities nationwide have severed partnerships with groups serving communities of color amid pressure from the Trump administration. A new investigation by The Washington Post found…

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Wes Moore Bans Police Of ICE Cooperation

by Sharelle B. McNair February 20, 2026 Under the law, nine sheriff’s offices in the state of Maryland will be forced to cut ICE agreements, helping agents take people accused of being in the country illegally into custody, immediately. The nation’s sole Black governor, Gov. Wes Moore of Maryland, is standing against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement…

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HUD To End Assistance For Mixed Immigration Status Families

by Mitti Hicks February 20, 2026 A recent HUD and U.S. Department of Homeland Security audit identified nearly 200,000 tenants nationwide with either incomplete or unknown eligibility verification. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced plans to end housing assistance for mixed-immigration-status families. Under its current regulations, mixed-status families are eligible to receive…

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