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By Taylor Fields Vice President Kamala Harris made history after becoming the first woman Vice President of the United States, in addition to the first Black woman and first person of South Asian decent to be elected as Vice President. After the election win, along side President Joe Biden, Harris stepped out on stage to deliver a victory speech to the tune of Mary J. Blige's "Work That," and Blige herself is now sharing her reaction. During the first-ever iHeartRadio Living Black! show, Mary sat down with iHeartRadio's Angie Martinez, and she explained after hearing that Kamala used her ...

Top leadership in Washington hardly valued clear, concise or correct communication over the last few years. Presidential musings routinely veered into indecipherability. “I call it the black hole,” said Annetta Cheek, a former bureaucrat in her mid-70s who helped launch the government’s plain language movement. But the deep state of Plain Language persevered. A loose network of jargon critics, crusaders for clarity and gatekeepers of grammar, they regularly invoke the little-known Plain Writing Act signed into law early in the Obama era. As they do, they nudge a government predisposed t...

Jargon critics, crusaders for clarity and gatekeepers of grammar nudge a government predisposed to over-complication and incomprehensibility toward making sense. They stubbornly drag the bureaucracy along, using methods that are generally subtle and gentle but occasionally blunt.

Six biggest fitness trends for 2021 reflect our ability to innovate and adapt They range from solitary to sociable and from soothing to frenetic Gyms are shut. Parks freezing. And who knew we would eventually grow tired of Joe Wicks? What's needed now more than ever is some serious fitness inspiration. After all, safeguarding our physical and mental health has never been more important. Fortunately, the six biggest fitness trends for 2021 reflect our ability to innovate, adapt, and enjoy exercise — even in circumstances far from ideal. ADVERTISEMENT They range from solitary to sociable, fro...