Rev. Jesse Jackson was a ‘giant figure in the world,’ but he stayed rooted in Illinois

Rev. Jesse Jackson’s career as a civil rights leader and politician took him across the country and around the world, yet he remained close to Illinois.
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WWE's Rusev Reveals The Weirdest Place He's Ever Worked

Rusev recalls working odd jobs before making it to WWE. Former WWE United States Champion Rusev recently appeared on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet. The Bulgarian Brute was asked what his life was like ...

Billy Joel, Public Enemy, Joan Jett, more stars who recorded albums at Long Island studios

So what records came out of Long Island? You might be surprised. Among them are a famous rock anthem, a forgotten psychedelic ...

How Sheffield's Ski Village - once one of city's greatest attractions - could be transformed

It was one of the biggest attractions in Sheffield and with the Winter Olympics in full swing it is tough not to think back ...

Nobis Group Expands into Maine with Acquisition of Northeast Civil Solutions, Inc.

New Office, New Services SCARBOROUGH, ME, UNITED STATES, February 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Nobis Group (Nobis), a ...
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PR Institute's new CEO launches a plan for growth and innovation

The Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII) has elected its council for the coming year at its recent AGM at the Irish ...

How Jesse Jackson freed dozens of Americans held captive overseas

Jackson, who died Feb. 17 after a long illness, was also a prolific negotiator, responsible for securing the release of hundreds of hostages, "human shields" and prisoners across the world. More than ...