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Justice
The disclosure that federal Judge Rodolfo Ruiz II and court-appointed receiver Ryan K. Stumphauzer clerked for the same judge during consecutive terms has raised questions among lawyers and…
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2026 Mid-Term Elections
By Paul Hellweg: Polls show that the biggest issues for U.S. voters in 2026 are the economy and cost of living. We need to reconsider. As a working…
Racial Justice
Wednesday, hundreds of angry New York City residents held a demonstration, in Union Square, to protest the suspicious death of Nolan Wells—and how his case was unjustly dismissed…
Reparations
A United Nations Human Rights Council resolution on October 7 calling for concrete action against systemic racism should have been an opportunity for governments to demonstrate their commitment…
NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today released an updated guide to help New Yorkers spot, avoid, and report election misinformation created by artificial intelligence…
By Milton Allimadi: Attorneys for the court-appointed receivership overseeing Complete Business Solutions Group (CBSG), also known as Par Funding, billed the estate for reading Black Star News investigative…
By Lawrence Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons On October 9, only hours after the announcement of the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay, (below) a former…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons|Facebook|Others Above: Gov. Whitmer (middle) should learn some lessons from New York's Gov. Hochul Police investigated and recommended a criminal charge. A…
By Brennan Center|Michael Waldman Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons One of the most potent midterm election slogans was offered by the Republicans in 1946: “HAD ENOUGH?” The GOP swept…
Photos: Flickr|Wikimedia Commons NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today issued guidance to inform New York voters of their rights and help them vote safely…
