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For over a year, Greenland sat at the centre of a tense…
Montgomery County celebrates African Heritage Month, highlighting community impact and reaffirming commitment…
Wicomico County leaders and experts convened to discuss rising energy costs and explore solutions for affordability and reliability for residents and businesses in Maryland.…
Chesapeake Beach Town Council held public hearings on ordinances for ADUs, urban forest management, and home occupations, alongside approving minutes and welcoming…
Africa's biggest IPO is opening its doors. Bank, stockbroker, or fintech app — we're breaking down every route to participate, live, on…
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Trump's tariff fight with Canada may win short-term concessions, but it's pushing…
In a sharp follow-up to his 2022 critique, LaBode Obanor argues that…
The South Carolina Republican was one of the most influential and visible GOP figures in Washington for more than 20 years.…
Progressive Maryland is offering $1,000 to the most creative dancer who posts a video using the group's new "AIPAC Adrian" song. The…
After 109 days of war, the Trump administration signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Iran that mirrors the JCPOA it spent years…
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Nineteen Smithsonian museums charge nothing, and two major D.C. institutions are marking…
Olu Jacobs, whose six-decade career took him from the stages of London’s…
Immigrant families in the DMV are navigating more than raids and detention. Advocates say the crisis is also about confusion, fear, and the struggle to find trusted information fast enough.…
A late arrival to a community arts event turned into one of TANTV's most powerful conversations. Walter Little — coach, father, and neighbor — opens up about race, privilege, homeschooling Black history, and the everyday acts that can heal a divided America.…
Charleston's Emanuel Nine Memorial is on track to open this fall — 11 years after the massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church.…
Who Is Painted by Esther? Ngozi “Esther” Edeme, known professionally as Painted by Esther, is a UK-based celebrity makeup artist whose client…
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Some of the most American companies there are were started by people who had just arrived. Some of the founders had little English when they started. The following brands are so integral part of American society that asking where they come from seems strange. All were started or co-founded by immigrants, and…
Some built fortunes when it was illegal for them to do most things. Others run companies today that shape what millions of people watch, wear and eat. This spans more than a century, from women who built businesses under slavery and segregation to founders and executives operating now. The through-line is not…
Africa's biggest IPO is opening its doors. Bank, stockbroker, or fintech app — we're breaking down every route to participate, live, on…
Pharrell operates with a mysterious, unmatched dynamism. This latitude to pursue wildly different projects with absolute credibility and authority is precisely what…
A Maryland activist coalition says the state pension system cut $62 million in Israeli bond holdings after a year of union organizing…
Phone-free bars and restaurants expand nationwide as Americans embrace digital detox dining experiences, with 11 states now featuring establishments that restrict devices.…
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Trump's tariff fight with Canada may win short-term concessions, but it's pushing America's most integrated trading…
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What does meaningful immigration coverage require in a moment of fear, misinformation, and shifting policy? TANTV News spoke with Amica Center, Just…
Political campaigns spend billions on ads while local and independent media struggles to survive. If candidates…
TANTV Local News has named Prince George's County Council Member Wanika Fisher to its Civic &…
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By Geneva Greene and Cameron Poles Drums sounded…
Angie Melissa González Chaverra In the late 2000s,…
by Caresse Jackman My late grandmother always used…
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Africa's biggest IPO is opening its doors. Bank, stockbroker, or fintech app — we're breaking down every route to participate, live, on Sept 28.
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In a sharp follow-up to his 2022 critique, LaBode Obanor…
America spent decades lecturing Africa about strongmen and state capture,…
After a landmark anti-DEI legal battle forced Fearless Fund to…
Heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua survived a fatal car crash in…
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On October 21, 2025, over 1,000 entrepreneurs, executives, investors, and ecosystem supporters convened at The Hotel at the University of Maryland for the highly anticipated TEDCO EXPO 2025—the 11th annual gathering of the Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO). The event, widely recognized as the state’s flagship platform for innovation-driven companies, delivered a…
Sharon Brickhouse Martin leads VHC Health, revolutionizing women’s health and equity across the DMV with vision…
It’s a cozy Friday morning in Silver Spring, and I’m headed out for a long-overdue catch-up…
Major Baltimore lender serving the Baltimore metro area, Baltimore Community Lending (BCL), today announced the retirement…
By Lwazi Lungile Mhlambi The promise of entrepreneurship is a universal dream: to build something from…
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Some of the most American companies there are were started by people who had just arrived. Some of the founders had little…
Some built fortunes when it was illegal for them to do most things. Others run companies today that shape what millions of…
For over a year, Greenland sat at the centre of a tense debate about who should control it. That debate now has…
Nineteen Smithsonian museums charge nothing, and two major D.C. institutions are marking milestones this season. Almost none of this costs a dollar.…
Montgomery County celebrates African Heritage Month, highlighting community impact and reaffirming commitment to diversity and inclusivity.…
Wicomico County leaders and experts convened to discuss rising energy costs and explore solutions for affordability and reliability for residents and businesses…
Chesapeake Beach Town Council held public hearings on ordinances for ADUs, urban forest management, and home occupations, alongside approving minutes and welcoming…
Africa's biggest IPO is opening its doors. Bank, stockbroker, or fintech app — we're breaking down every route to participate, live, on…
Olu Jacobs, whose six-decade career took him from the stages of London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art to the founding years of…
Trump's tariff fight with Canada may win short-term concessions, but it's pushing America's most integrated trading partner toward China and Europe. The…
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After a landmark anti-DEI legal battle forced Fearless Fund to close its U.S. grant program for Black women,…
There is something quite revolutionary about a room full of women who have decided, collectively, that they will…
By Chrishon Lampley, Founder & CEO, Love Cork Screw How the Target Boycott Hurt Black Brands Fighting for…
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Phone-free bars and restaurants expand nationwide as Americans embrace digital detox dining experiences, with 11 states now featuring…
There is a version of the artificial intelligence revolution (AI future) that looks like a ladder — one…
Data centers in Maryland’s 6th District risk farmland loss, grid strain, water shortages, diesel pollution, and low jobs…
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Phone-free bars and restaurants expand nationwide as Americans embrace digital detox dining experiences, with 11 states now featuring…
By Chrishon Lampley, Founder & CEO, Love Cork Screw How the Target Boycott Hurt Black Brands Fighting for…
It’s a cozy Friday morning in Silver Spring, and I’m headed out for a long-overdue catch-up with my…
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