The Inheritance Trap: Why Banking on Mom and Dad Could Ruin Your Retirement
Waiting on mom and dad’s money to fund your golden years? You aren't alone, but it could cost you everything. With 81% of expectant Americans relying on an inheritance to retire, our panel of Millennials, an estate attorney, and a financial expert break down why banking on the "Great Wealth Transfer" is a massive financial trap.
Waiting on mom and dad’s money to fund your golden years? You aren't alone, but it could cost you everything. With 81% of expectant Americans relying on an inheritance to retire, our panel of Millennials, an estate attorney, and a financial expert break down why banking on the "Great Wealth Transfer" is a massive financial trap.
"Never Forget": Fire Chief Thomas Muñoz on the Legacy of First Responders 25 Years Post-9/11
As the nation marks 25 years since the devastating September 11th attacks, Houston Fire Chief Thomas Muñoz joins us to reflect on the lasting impact the tragedy left on first responders everywhere. He shares his thoughts on the incredible sacrifices made that day and discusses how the legacy of 9/11 continues to shape emergency response and public safety today.
As the nation marks 25 years since the devastating September 11th attacks, Houston Fire Chief Thomas Muñoz joins us to reflect on the lasting impact the tragedy left on first responders everywhere. He shares his thoughts on the incredible sacrifices made that day and discusses how the legacy of 9/11 continues to shape emergency response and public safety today.
United Capt. Nia Gilliam Reflects 25 Years Post-9/11 in New Memoir 'Cleared for Takeoff'
Houston-based United Airlines Captain Nia Gilliam joins The Isiah Factor: Uncensored to discuss her new memoir, Cleared for Takeoff, which chronicles her journey as a trailblazing Black female pilot and a breast cancer survivor. She also shares her harrowing experience of watching the September 11 attacks unfold from the runway while in the co-pilot's seat, and how she ultimately found the courage to return to the skies.
Houston-based United Airlines Captain Nia Gilliam joins The Isiah Factor: Uncensored to discuss her new memoir, Cleared for Takeoff, which chronicles her journey as a trailblazing Black female pilot and a breast cancer survivor. She also shares her harrowing experience of watching the September 11 attacks unfold from the runway while in the co-pilot's seat, and how she ultimately found the courage to return to the skies.
The Corie Walsh Case: Mothers Weigh In on Postpartum Psychosis After Tragic Illinois Murder
After an Illinois mother was charged with killing her 2-year-old son following a reported fixation on the Lindsay Clancy case, the tragic story is sparking a much-needed conversation about maternal mental health. Local mothers and a psychotherapist weigh in to break down the devastating realities and misconceptions surrounding postpartum depression and severe postpartum psychosis.
After an Illinois mother was charged with killing her 2-year-old son following a reported fixation on the Lindsay Clancy case, the tragic story is sparking a much-needed conversation about maternal mental health. Local mothers and a psychotherapist weigh in to break down the devastating realities and misconceptions surrounding postpartum depression and severe postpartum psychosis.
30+ Evictions: Serial Squatter Sentenced—Could New Texas Laws Protect Homeowners?
Serial squatter Heather Ruybal was sentenced to 20 years in prison after running a massive housing fraud scheme involving multiple aliases and nearly three dozen evictions. In the wake of the shocking case, Texas State Representative Ron Reynolds talks about potential new state legislation aimed at stripping squatter protections and safeguarding property owners.
Serial squatter Heather Ruybal was sentenced to 20 years in prison after running a massive housing fraud scheme involving multiple aliases and nearly three dozen evictions. In the wake of the shocking case, Texas State Representative Ron Reynolds talks about potential new state legislation aimed at stripping squatter protections and safeguarding property owners.
Exclusive: L.A. Veteran Slade Douglas Wins $6.8M Lawsuit Over LAPD Detention
Los Angeles veteran and activist Slade Douglas won a $6.8 million lawsuit against the city after he was unlawfully detained by LAPD officers during a forced welfare check. He stops by The Factor to share his terrifying story of retaliation and explain why he is still waiting to receive his massive payout.
Los Angeles veteran and activist Slade Douglas won a $6.8 million lawsuit against the city after he was unlawfully detained by LAPD officers during a forced welfare check. He stops by The Factor to share his terrifying story of retaliation and explain why he is still waiting to receive his massive payout.
New California Law Demands Big Corporations Reveal Slavery Links
California lawmakers are pushing a new bill that would legally require massive corporations to publicly disclose any historical profits or ties to slavery. We break down the details of the unprecedented legislation and what it means for major companies if the governor signs it into law.
California lawmakers are pushing a new bill that would legally require massive corporations to publicly disclose any historical profits or ties to slavery. We break down the details of the unprecedented legislation and what it means for major companies if the governor signs it into law.
NYT Investigation: Campaigns Secretly Paying Social Media Influencers
A bombshell investigation by the New York Times reveals that political campaigns are quietly paying social media influencers tens of thousands of dollars to sway public opinion ahead of the midterms. We dive into the secret business of digital "hired guns" and how undisclosed payments are changing the modern political landscape.
A bombshell investigation by the New York Times reveals that political campaigns are quietly paying social media influencers tens of thousands of dollars to sway public opinion ahead of the midterms. We dive into the secret business of digital "hired guns" and how undisclosed payments are changing the modern political landscape.
NAACP Youth Director Discusses the Fight to Protect Voting Rights
Tens of thousands of Americans gathered on the National Mall this weekend for the "March on Washington: Defend the Vote" rally. NAACP National Director of Youth and College Tylik McMillan joins the show to discuss the ongoing fight to protect voting rights and the push for economic dignity.
Tens of thousands of Americans gathered on the National Mall this weekend for the "March on Washington: Defend the Vote" rally. NAACP National Director of Youth and College Tylik McMillan joins the show to discuss the ongoing fight to protect voting rights and the push for economic dignity.
Are You on the Texas Voter Suspense List? What to Do Before November
The state of Texas has placed more than 1.2 million residents on the voter suspense list ahead of the highly anticipated November elections. We S explain exactly what this status means for your voting rights and the simple steps you must take to update your address before the October 5th deadline.
The state of Texas has placed more than 1.2 million residents on the voter suspense list ahead of the highly anticipated November elections. We S explain exactly what this status means for your voting rights and the simple steps you must take to update your address before the October 5th deadline.
Backlash vs. Praise: How "Lanterns" Delivered a Controversial Episode for Viewers
While DC’s hit series Lanterns faces review-bombing from some, Black viewers are flooding online platforms with praise, calling John Stewart's origin story a long-overdue, culturally authentic masterpiece perfectly penned by a Black female writer. We break down the stark divide in episode three's reception and discuss why this deeply emotional representation is hitting home for so many fans.
While DC’s hit series Lanterns faces review-bombing from some, Black viewers are flooding online platforms with praise, calling John Stewart's origin story a long-overdue, culturally authentic masterpiece perfectly penned by a Black female writer. We break down the stark divide in episode three's reception and discuss why this deeply emotional representation is hitting home for so many fans.
Legendary Black Hair Show Returns to Houston: Trailblazers and Trendsetters
The legendary Trailblazers and Trendsetters Hair and Beauty Expo returns to Houston's NRG Center to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Firstline Brands. Celebrity master stylist and Houston native Roy Butler joins us to discuss bringing this massive celebration of Black beauty and culture back home. Tickets can be purchased at www.tnthairexpo.com.
The legendary Trailblazers and Trendsetters Hair and Beauty Expo returns to Houston's NRG Center to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Firstline Brands. Celebrity master stylist and Houston native Roy Butler joins us to discuss bringing this massive celebration of Black beauty and culture back home. Tickets can be purchased at www.tnthairexpo.com.
Houston Restaurant Owner Speaks on Tap-to-Pay Scam
A new mobile payment scam is costing local small businesses thousands of dollars in chargebacks. Leighton Dickson, owner of Leighton’s, explains how criminals are using stolen credit card information on their phones to cheat his restaurant out of thousands.
A new mobile payment scam is costing local small businesses thousands of dollars in chargebacks. Leighton Dickson, owner of Leighton’s, explains how criminals are using stolen credit card information on their phones to cheat his restaurant out of thousands.
Gotti's in East Downtown: How FIFA Fan Fest Street Closures Choked a Popular Restaurant
The 39-day FIFA Fan Fest brought thousands to East Downtown, but the massive festival footprint severely disrupted access to several local businesses. The owner of the popular Cajun restaurant Gotti's joins us to explain how the event choked off his customer base and forced him to temporarily close his doors.
The 39-day FIFA Fan Fest brought thousands to East Downtown, but the massive festival footprint severely disrupted access to several local businesses. The owner of the popular Cajun restaurant Gotti's joins us to explain how the event choked off his customer base and forced him to temporarily close his doors.
Why the U.S. is Deporting Migrants to Africa and South America
In a major shift to U.S. immigration policy, the federal government is now deporting thousands of migrants to unfamiliar third-party nations. We uncover the details behind these controversial long-haul flights to Africa and South America and what it means for the border crackdown.
In a major shift to U.S. immigration policy, the federal government is now deporting thousands of migrants to unfamiliar third-party nations. We uncover the details behind these controversial long-haul flights to Africa and South America and what it means for the border crackdown.
Inflation Hits Funerals: Americans Shift to Cremation to Save Thousands
With the average cost of a traditional burial now hitting $8,300, many American families are finding themselves entirely priced out of standard funeral services. We look at the latest data from the National Funeral Directors Association that shows why thousands are shifting to cremation as a more affordable alternative.
With the average cost of a traditional burial now hitting $8,300, many American families are finding themselves entirely priced out of standard funeral services. We look at the latest data from the National Funeral Directors Association that shows why thousands are shifting to cremation as a more affordable alternative.
Tracking Edouard: Live Updates on Houston's Anticipated Rain and Flooding
The Isiah Factor: Uncensored has special team coverage tracking the path and impacts of Tropical Depression Edouard as it moves inland over Southeast Texas. Our meteorologists and reporters break down the latest forecast, tracking severe threats of heavy rain and flash flooding across the greater Houston area.
The Isiah Factor: Uncensored has special team coverage tracking the path and impacts of Tropical Depression Edouard as it moves inland over Southeast Texas. Our meteorologists and reporters break down the latest forecast, tracking severe threats of heavy rain and flash flooding across the greater Houston area.
California Church Embraces AI: Pastor Builds 24/7 Virtual Twin
Pastor Justin Lester of Vallejo has brought artificial intelligence directly to the pulpit by creating an "AI twin" trained on his own sermons to answer congregants' questions 24/7. The virtual platform handles routine pastoral support, freeing up his schedule to focus on in-person hospital visits and community outreach.
Pastor Justin Lester of Vallejo has brought artificial intelligence directly to the pulpit by creating an "AI twin" trained on his own sermons to answer congregants' questions 24/7. The virtual platform handles routine pastoral support, freeing up his schedule to focus on in-person hospital visits and community outreach.
The Fight Over the Essence Festival's Future and 2027 Contract
The future of the Essence Festival in New Orleans is suddenly in jeopardy as organizers demand millions in new state funding to secure a 2027 contract. We break down the tense ongoing negotiations and the lingering controversies surrounding hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid bills from previous events.
The future of the Essence Festival in New Orleans is suddenly in jeopardy as organizers demand millions in new state funding to secure a 2027 contract. We break down the tense ongoing negotiations and the lingering controversies surrounding hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid bills from previous events.
New FDA-Approved Pill Potentially Doubles Pancreatic Cancer Survival Time
The FDA has officially approved Rasonque, a groundbreaking new daily pill that targets a specific genetic mutation to treat deadly pancreatic cancer. Medical experts say this massive breakthrough provides new hope for patients, with clinical trials showing the drug can double the average survival time.
The FDA has officially approved Rasonque, a groundbreaking new daily pill that targets a specific genetic mutation to treat deadly pancreatic cancer. Medical experts say this massive breakthrough provides new hope for patients, with clinical trials showing the drug can double the average survival time.