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Maryland Undergrads Host Community Food Drive

Phi Beta Sigma undergrad chapters in Maryland hosted a food drive, "Standing on Business," collecting donations to create over 300 care packages for local shelters. "It's always great to serve our community and help those in need."

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Coco Gauff’s Parents Sacrificed Careers to Support Her

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Kodak Black Wins Drug Trafficking Legal Battle

Kodak Black has beaten the rap again with prosecutors deciding not to charge him in a drug trafficking case. On Friday, prosecutors filed documents saying there was insufficient evidence to prove the rapper possessed contraband during a November 2025 police encounter in Orlando. This dismissal comes one day after another criminal case was also dismissed in Florida.

Diddy and Cassie: New Photo Evidence in Lawsuit

Clayton Howard, a former sex worker turned law student, submitted an amended lawsuit against Diddy and Cassie with photos attached. He claims the images show him being flown out and put up in hotels for marathon sex sessions. The photos include a plane seat view from December 2016, a luxury Miami Beach hotel room, and a hotel hallway. Clayton alleges systemic sexual exploitation and trafficking between 2009 and 2019, seeking tens of millions in damages.

Tamar Braxton and Funky Dineva End Their Feud

R&B powerhouse Tamar Braxton and YouTube entertainment commentator Funky Dineva have officially squashed their legendary public beef after being spotted hugging and sharing an emotional moment together at Atlanta Pride festivities over the weekend.

Lil Durk Acquitted in Murder-for-Hire Trial

Lil Durk has been exonerated in his murder-for-hire case because a jury found him not guilty on all five charges. After 3 days of deliberation, the jury returned a not guilty verdict regarding his alleged involvement in a fatal 2022 shooting in L.A. Prosecutors argued that Lil Durk had hired a hit team to kill rival rapper Quando Rondo but shot his cousin instead.