Fourteen hounds competed in the annual World’s Ugliest Dog contest for the title which had contestants as far away as Neath in the U.K.

“We’re proud to have brokered the flights for a number of inauguration attendees,” says Joel Thomas, President and CEO, Stratos Jet Charters. Inc.

A new joint report by two United Nations agencies says overweight and obesity is on the rise throughout Latin America and the Caribbean, affecting every country, except Haiti.

The are new regulations on workers permits from H-1B visas to O-1 nonimmigrant visas.

On Christmas Day, Rickey Smiley will grant ten less fortunate families gifts in partnership with the Birmingham Housing Authority.

On October 19-23, the Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association (BESLA) held its annual conference.

If successful, she will be the first African American woman to be elected in the city’s history.

Viewers can tune in to this informative episode of “Behind The Scenes” to learn all about the job recruiting industry.

Allen is an active member of The Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS (PACHA).

Levy and Royal will be backed by one of California’s hardest working and most popular reggae bands, Detour Posse, which is another sure sign of the festival’s commitment to returning to the roots of real reggae music.

“Watts Serenity Park brought my community together” says neighborhood activist Ronald Antwon aka “Kartoon.” “For over 50 years (that area) was a blight, a horrible sight”

On Friday Judge Birotte ordered her “to remain in custody and await transport by the United States Marshal to the Central District of California.”

LA dynamic duo of Gaysi Zardes and Captain Robbie Keane led the way in scoring. Zardes has been named to a 26-man roster by U.S. Men’s National Team Head Coach Jurgen Klinsmann in World Cup Qualifying matches.

This insightful, easy to ready book, will highlight the ways you can keep from becoming a victim of the dream snatchers. Beware of the dream snatchers and never give up on your dreams.

The survey found that sixty-two percent of voters support the law, compared to 56% last year, while 33% oppose it.