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Shocking Truth: Black Republican explains Democratic defeat in 2024

In a post-election interview with rolling out, Azad Ahmadi, combat veteran and board chairman of the Georgia Black Republican Council, discusses the implications of the Democratic Party’s defeat in 2024 and impact of Donald Trump’s presidential victory on the Black community. Ahmadi emphasizes that politics shouldn’t affect how people treat one another and calls for...

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Trump sparks international tension with renewed plans

Strategic territory claims meet firm resistance Strategic territory ambitions Recent diplomatic discussions have intensified with renewed interest in Greenland‘s acquisition, sparking debates over territorial rights, sovereignty, and global strategic interests. This development underscores the complex and evolving nature of international relations, bringing forward questions about how nations, territories, and global powers will navigate ownership, resources,...

Fried Tofu
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Fried Tofu

Crispy fried tofu is a vegan staple, perfect for adding to salads, meal bowls, stir-fries, and more. This is a recipe you’ll make again and again! Fried tofu is like the vegan version of baked chicken breast. The kind of recipe you make at least once a week because it’s an easy, reliable source of...

Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein joins Ratiopharm Ulm ownership group
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Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein joins Ratiopharm Ulm ownership group

Oklahoma City Thunder center Isaiah Hartenstein has joined the ownership group of German basketball club Ratiopharm Ulm. Hartenstein is the son of Florian Hartenstein, a German-American basketball coach who played professionally in Germany. Isaiah Hartenstein grew up in Germany and played for QTSV Quakenbrück. The 7-foot, 250-pounder purchased ownership months after signing his first major...

Colorado signee Kaidon Salter transfers from Liberty ready to compete
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Colorado signee Kaidon Salter transfers from Liberty ready to compete

LANCASTER, Texas — One by one, Mistee Salter slowly pulled the 16 x 24 framed photos partially hidden behind a chocolate-colored ottoman. In one photo, Liberty University quarterback Kaidon Salter poses with the Conference USA championship trophy. In another, he’s standing tall in the pocket, searching for a target. There’s Salter celebrating a touchdown in...

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Resilient strategies for navigating Trump’s 2nd term

The upcoming presidential transition marks a pivotal moment for African Americans, especially as the inauguration coincides with Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 20. This timing creates a complex intersection between past struggles and present challenges. Building strength through connection As The Root laid it out, local organizations remain essential pillars of support during...