Grito
A new report states that the economy and immigration crackdowns are credited for a significant drop in teen pregnancies among nearly all US States. This week the Centers for Disease Control released data indicating that every state except West Virginia and North Dakota showed significant drops over the past 5 years. The Hispanic teen birth rate dropped the [...]
Economy
President Barack Obama’s National Export Initiative (NEI) hit a milestone on 15 May 2013 as a delegation of business officials and Commerce Department officials traveled to Brazil, Colombia, and Panama during the one year anniversary of a free trade agreement (FTA) between the United States and Colombia. The FTA was designed to increase the amount [...]
Education
Special to the Trice Edney News Wire from the Richmond Free Press Saint Paul’s College no longer has a buyer. Saint Augustine’s University of Raleigh, N.C., has dropped plans to take over 125-year-old Saint Paul’s, its sister Episcopal affiliated school in Lawrenceville, 80 miles southwest of Richmond. Taking Saint Paul’s officials by surprise, Dr. Diane [...]
Politics
By Brent Budowsky As media controversy about the Benghazi attack swirls across official Washington and throughout major media, President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton should consider why so many in mainstream media have joined the conservative press in the stampeding herd that now puts them on the defensive. The GOP has begun [...]
Culture
Be great at your craft if you’re gonna have a God complex. Kanye West satisfies both conditions. Because of that, his song “New Slaves” makes more sense to audiences. West released “New Slaves”, in all its bitter, butter bars and glory, last weekend. Projections of him rapping were displayed in 66 cities. Viewers quickly posted [...]