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Will Steve Bannon Re-Ignite His Political Influence After Prison?

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Steve Bannon to Be Released from Prison This Week Bureau of Prisons Says, Despite His Attempts for Earlier Exit Steve Bannon, the former Trump aide...

Rudy Giuliani Loses His NYC Apartment to Election Workers

Tyler Perry Urges Georgia Voters to Support Kamala Harris, Criticizes Trump’s Record on Race

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Denny’s Will Close 150 Restaurants

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Denny’s to Close 150 Locations Amid Rising Costs and Changing Consumer Trends Denny’s has announced plans to close 150 of its restaurants over the next...

From NBA Star to Wine Connoisseur, During The Off-Season It’s Wine Time

Beyoncé and Levi’s New Ad Campaign Generates $5 Million in Media Exposure in Just 48 Hours

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Waseem Ali
Waseem Ali
Waseem grew up on the East Side of San Antonio, graduating from Sam Houston High School, where he was an all-star basketball player. Waseem went on to play D1 college basketball at Texas A&M, is still a basketball fan, and enjoys covering the San Antonio Spurs.
Gordon Benjamin
Gordon Benjamin
Gordon Benjamin is a Community Activist, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Member and Voter’s Rights advocate who is passionate about democracy.
Lena Lopez
Lena Lopez
Lena Lopez is a long time community member, parent and teacher to every student or parent who needs help navigating public education. Lena is known to have 4-5 kids a day who are in need of extra help and she always raises her hand to volunteer. Lena’s dedicated to attending all legislative sessions to keep the community up to date on public education.
Fernando Rover Jr.
Fernando Rover Jr.
Fernando Rover Jr. is a San Antonio based interdisciplinary artist. His work comprises of elements of prose, poetry, photography, film, and performance art. He holds a dual Bachelor’s degree in English and history from Texas Lutheran University and a Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from Prescott College. His interests range from millennial interests to popular culture, Black male queer experiences, feminism, and impact-based art.
Mario Salas
Mario Salas
Professor Mario Marcel Salas is a retired Assistant Professor of Political Science, having taught Texas Politics, Federal Politics, Political History, the Politics of Mexico, African American Studies, Civil Rights, and International Conflicts. He has served as a City Councilman for the City of San Antonio, and was very active in the Civil Rights Movement in SNCC for many years. He is also a life time member of the San Antonio NAACP. He has authored several editorials, op-eds, and writings.
Connor Wiley
Connor Wiley
Connor Wiley is a recent graduate of Southwestern University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Film. Some of his passions include TV, film, music and all things pop culture.

Weekly Business Owner Spotlight

Raise Your Glass! 3708 Spirits Founders Are Sharing Their Journey Into Business

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Black-Owned 3708 Spirits Redefines Luxury in the Spirits Industry, Celebrating Community, Culture, and New Beginnings In an episode of Thrivin’ in Color, the popular podcast...

Sports

WNBA Potential Work Stoppage

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WNBA Players Opt Out of CBA A day after the New York Liberty won their first WNBA championship, the Women's National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) opted out of the...

Spurs’ Grit and Growth: Early Season Struggles Show Signs of Promise, Popovich Shows Big Energy

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Spurs Look to Rebound After Early Season Challenges, Fueled by Rising Stars and Veteran Leadership The Spurs are 1-3 to open the 2024-25 NBA season...

Spurs Gear Up for a Fresh Start and a Final Roster

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Spurs Wrap Preseason with 2-3 Record, Gear Up for a Fresh Start in 2024-25 Season With Final Roster Released The Spurs wrap up the preseason...

No. 5 Georgia knocks off No. 1 Texas 30-15

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Fifth-ranked Georgia went on to beatNo. 1 Texas 30-15 on Saturday Night Georgia running back, Trevor Etienne powered No. 5 Georgia to a 30-15 victory...

NBA Preps for ‘Unprecedented Time’ in Media Rights Landscape- Season Tips Off Tuesday

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A look inside the NBA media rights landscape as ESPN, NBC, and Amazon all look for marquee talent going into the new $77 billion...

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