US marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks
Americans marked the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with memorial ceremonies, moments of silence and tributes honoring nearly 3,000 victims.
A Year After His Death, Charlie Kirk's Movement Is Bigger Than Ever
One year after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, his widow, Erika Kirk, leads Turning Point USA and reports significant growth.
NABJ's Rebuke of Stephen A. Smith: Did He Deserve That?
NABJ gave Stephen A. Smith its Thumbs Down Award over his criticism of prominent Black women. Does accountability require agreement, or leave room for dissent?
Byron Donalds Just Complicated a Longstanding Narrative About Race and Republicans
Byron Donalds just won Florida’s GOP primary for governor by 23 points, with Trump's full backing. Let’s explore his narrative-busting triumph.
The Anthony Fauci Diaries: What the Entries Actually Reveal
EEW reviewed Anthony Fauci's diary and Senate records directly, testing his public statements on COVID origins and school closures against what he wrote.
What We Know About Nolan Wells' Death, and What Remains Unanswered
Two weeks after 18-year-old Nolan Wells died following a July 4 boat trip to Horn Island, key facts, unresolved questions, and what investigators still don't know.
The Tate Brothers Arrest: What Parents Should Know
Andrew and Tristan Tate arrested in Miami on a UK extradition warrant, now facing 59 total charges. Here's the full background parents need.
Graham Platner, Sunny Hostin, and When Character Becomes Negotiable
Sunny Hostin said she'd hold her nose and vote for Graham Platner weeks before a rape allegation ended his campaign.
Faith on the Ballot: Why Conservative Christians Still Wrestle With Donald Trump
Conservative Christians can't fully celebrate Trump's record or fully walk away from it. As America turns 250, the tension remains unresolved.
Frederick Douglass: The Editor Who Taught Me to Stay
EEW founder Dianna Hobbs reflects on Frederick Douglass, The North Star, and 19 years of building independent Black Christian media against the odds.
Twin Earthquakes Kill more than 1,400 in Venezuela as International Aid Pours In
Back-to-back earthquakes struck Venezuela, killing over 1,400, injuring more than 3,000, and triggering a national state of emergency.
JD Vance Thought Faith Was for Fools. The Black Church Knew Better.
JD Vance once believed only dumb people were religious. His new book, Communion, exposes a cultural blind spot the Black church has challenged for centuries.
T.D. Jakes Confronts Sexual Assault Allegations Head-On in TODAY Show Interview
T.D. Jakes denies sexual assault claims in a TODAY Show interview, tackling misinformation and Combs rumors. Read his bold defense amid a legal and personal storm.
Nonprofit Leader Dianna Hobbs Leaves X After Account Hack
Dianna Hobbs, nonprofit leader, abandons X after her account is hacked despite premium status. Read her story on EEWMagazineOnline.com and the platform's security failures.
Kanye Unfiltered: Does Faith Survive the Noise?
Kanye West’s Sunday Service is back, but KKK and Nazi stunts overshadow his faith. Can it coexist with the gospel he champions?
Trump’s Tariff Play: Shielding Us or Squeezing Us?
Trump’s 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada aim to curb fentanyl and boost jobs, but may hike prices for Black Christian women.
EEW Humanitarian Organization Launches Relief Fund for New Orleans Terror Attack Victims
Empowering Everyday Women (EEW) has launched the Help for New Orleans Relief Fund to provide critical aid to victims of the New Year's Day terror attack.
Opportunity: Help Us Feed Families in Need This Thanksgiving
Help feed families in need this Thanksgiving.
At least 41 killed in rebel attack on Ugandan school near Congo border
Suspected rebels attacked a school in a remote area of Uganda near the Congo border, killing at least 41 people in a nighttime raid before fleeing across the porous frontier, authorities said. Thirty-eight students in their dormitories were among the victims.
Pat Robertson, founder of The Christian Broadcasting Network and host of 'The 700 Club', dies at 93
Pat Robertson, a Christian broadcaster who turned a tiny Virginia station into the global Christian Broadcasting Network that was a staple in many African American homes, has died. He was 93.