A former Wall Street banker, now a Mississippi farmer
Cindy Ayers Elliott, a former Wall Street Investment banker, started a 68-acre farm within the city limits of Jackson, Mississippi.
LEARN MOREPosted: 7:00 p.m. EST Feb 7, 2021
What's Behind The Steep Decline In Black Farmers In America?
Black farmers say discriminatory practices by the USDA have pushed many out of business.
What's Behind The Steep Decline In Black Farmers In America?
Scripps
2:25
The Taylor Swift effect and the sudden surge in female NFL fans
A new report found that 64% of Gen Z and millennial women now hold a favorable view of the NFL, the highest figure ever.
3:27
Mental health program aims to break down barriers for Hispanics
Stigma is a primary reason Hispanics say they don't seek mental health treatment. A program in El Paso is trying a different approach to reach them.
3:13
Post-pandemic work world leaves more employees feeling isolated
It's estimated that the U.S. economy lost more than $400 billion in productivity last year due to workers feeling socially isolated.
3:28
DC charity helps those who are homeless get housing
The Supreme Court is considering a case that could allow cities to make sleeping outside a crime. Advocates say this doesn't help the problem.
New rapid blood test for concussions gets FDA approval
The device from Abbott Laboratories can reportedly detect if a patient has mild traumatic brain injury in just 15 minutes.
Apple pulls WhatsApp and Threads from App Store in China
The company said the apps were removed at the request of Chinese officials citing unspecified national security concerns.
