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By William J. Barber II & Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons From 1920 until 1938, a flag on Fifth Avenue in New York City proclaimed an uncomfortable…
By The Daily Beast Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Hennepin County Jail The man who allegedly charged at Ilhan Omar during a town hall event and sprayed her with a foul-smelling…
By CAIR Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) and its Minnesota chapter (CAIR-MN) Tuesday night condemned a reported attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) during…
By Jared O. Bell Photos: Wikimedia Commons Like many Americans right now, I want to believe that the 2026 and 2028 elections will offer a reprieve from the…
By President Barack Obama & First Lady Michelle Obama Sunday, America's first Black President Barack Obama, and former First Lady Michelle Obama, condemned Friday's murder of Intensive Care…
By Andrew Yang Photos: Wikimedia Commons Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old American citizen, was shot and killed by ICE agents in Minneapolis on Saturday. Alex was an Intensive Care…
By Human Rights Watch Photos: YouTube Screenshots On January 20, a Belgian court held a closed-door hearing to determine whether to pursue a criminal case against the last…
By Innocence Project Photos: YouTube Screenshots (Dallas, TX — January 21, 2026) Wednesday the Dallas County Commissioners Court declared Tommy Lee Walker innocent of the 1953 rape and…
By Amnesty International Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Marking one year since President Trump returned to office, Amnesty International Tuesday rang the alarm bells on increasing authoritarian practices in…
By Milton Allimadi Two Central Valley, N.Y., businessmen—a father and son—say they were not merely prosecuted by the federal government, but deliberately targeted, convicted, and imprisoned as part…
