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By Center For American Progress Photos: Wikimedia Commons Washington, D.C. — Friday, the Hawaii State Legislature approved a historic measure that would effectively undo the corrosive effects of…
Photos: BAM BAM's DanceAfrica returns Memorial Day weekend with a full program of performances, classes, and community events celebrating Uganda. Uganda's Ndere Troupe returns to BAM for the…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons China has played a cautious hand on Iran. It has chosen not to try to defend a country that is a major…
by Robert C. Koehler Photos: Wikimedia Commons Yes, I’m still trying to write a book. Meanwhile, horrific wars rage and the outrage I feel quietly morphs into helplessness…
Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons “Honorable colleagues, this is an historic Bill. And I am saying an historic Bill because it is our last Bill of…
By United Nations Photos: Wikimedia Commons The threat of nuclear Armageddon, a constant worry for many who grew up during the tense decades of the Cold War, is…
By Prem Thakker Photos: Wikimedia Commons Days after President Donald Trump claimed hostilities against Iran had been “terminated,” that seems, predictably, anything but the case, as the US,…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons The following statement was released by CARICOM (Caribbean Community) congratulating Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister on being reelected to another term. The Chairman of CARICOM…
By Jeremy Scahill Photos: Wikimedia Commons President Donald Trump is scrambling to find a way to declare victory in the war against Iran—vacillating between public demands to make…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons Nigerian politician Peter Obi withdrew from a coalition that agreed to present a united front against President Bola Tinubu in January’s election,…
