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February 15, 2024
Rivers was an entrepreneur for decades before becoming a full-time pastor. Now he is leading a new church in North Charleston, Truth and Life Kingdom Ministry.
February 10, 2024
Transformation of the former Henry P. Archer Elementary School on Nassau Street in Charlestons East Side adds affordable apartments for seniors in the city.
December 14, 2023
Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg will be joined by other city officials Thursday morning to break ground on seven new affordable housing units.The groundbreak
June 17, 2023
Tapping into another personโs expertise, knowledge, or point of view through books allows us to appreciate the diversity of thought and experience on our planet and to benefit from it.
August 16, 2021
The airport. the u.s. state department says all of its evacuated embassy personnel are there waiting for flights out of the country. turning our attention now to haiti, and were going to show you some of the massive devastation left by saturdays powerful earthquake. the death toll has now jumped to nearly 1,300 people and more than 5,700 are injured. the disaster compounding problems already facing that island nation. haiti still reeling from a political crisis following the assassination of i...
January 29, 2021
Another blank check company formed by Fidelity National Financial Inc. Chairman Bill Foley announced a multibillion-dollar deal this week. Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp., a company formed to seek an acquisition, is merging with Alight Solutions, a provider of digital human capital and business solutions. The merged company known as Alight Inc. is valued at $7.3 billion. This follows the December deal of a different blank check company, Foley Trasimene Acquisition Corp. II, to acquire payment...
June 16, 2019
In years. when the government refused to back down and only after raging battles took place here and violence did the government suddenly blink and back down. ultimately one of the big problems here is the people we see here do not trust neither the government of hong kong, and this is more important, nor the central government in mainland china, which would never tolerate mass shows of dissent like this. neither in the media nor out in the streets. christi? martin? >> cnns ivan watson giving us...