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In a shocking turn of events, the 62-year-old white man responsible for attempting to run down six Black men at the site of the historic Rosewood massacre has been sentenced to just one year in prison. David Allen Emanuel appeared solemn as the sentence was delivered by federal Judge Allen Winsor on six counts of hate crimes. The incident occurred as Historian Marvin Dunn and his son, along with four other Black men, were surveying Dunn’s Rosewood property to build a memorial for the horrific massacre. The judge’s decision called for 12 months plus one day in federal prison for each of the six charges, with the sentences running concurrently. This light sentencing stunned many, as the Justice Department had sought a much harsher punishment of five to six years behind bars. Emanuel, a retired clam farmer from north-central Florida, has been ordered to report to prison by noon on January 2nd. Additionally, he will face two years of supervised release after serving his term. Rosewoo...

In the highly anticipated episode of the Kingdom Press Podcast , titled “The Real Estate Rundown with Ebony Simmons,” renowned realtor Ebony Simmons takes center stage to guide and educate first-time home buyers through the exciting world of real estate. With her wealth of experience and expert knowledge, Ebony delves into the key aspects that every aspiring homeowner should know, from understanding the current market trends to navigating the complexities of mortgage options. During this captivating interview, Ebony Simmons sheds light on the intricate process of becoming a first-time buyer, providing invaluable advice and practical tips that empower listeners to take confident strides towards their dream home. From demystifying the jargon of the industry to unveiling insider secrets about negotiating the best deal, Ebony’s genuine passion for assisting new buyers shines through, making “The Real Estate Rundown” a must-listen for anyone embarking on their home ownership journey. Joi...

Recasting a loan is a financial strategy that can offer an ideal solution for individuals who have a significant amount of money available to put towards their loan but are uncertain about future income changes. This approach enables borrowers to save on interest expenses without incurring a higher monthly payment. However, it’s important to note that recasting a mortgage does have its downsides. Unlike refinancing, which allows for the possibility of obtaining a lower interest rate or a shorter loan term, recasting does not offer these benefits. If your current interest rate is already low or lower than prevailing rates, much of the advantage of refinancing may be negated. Now let's explore the pros and cons of recasting a mortgage Pros: Lower monthly payment: Recasting a mortgage can result in a reduction of monthly payments, making it more manageable for borrowers. Simpler and cheaper than refinancing: Recasting does not require applying for a new loan, ...