Afrophobia: Why South Africa’s Xenophobia Crisis Must End
By Martins Agbonlahor Photos: Wikimedia Commons I vividly recall the joy of 27 April 1994; the day Apartheid was finally dismantled after forty-six years of oppression. This historic…
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By Martins Agbonlahor Photos: Wikimedia Commons I vividly recall the joy of 27 April 1994; the day Apartheid was finally dismantled after forty-six years of oppression. This historic…
By Bob Topper Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons In his farewell address, Washington warned of the danger of political parties. He believed that loyalty to a party over the…
By Milton Allimadi The $12 million default judgment awarded by a Michigan jury to Dr. Greg St. Claire on July 22, 2026 — without a trial on whether…
By John Harwood Photos: Wikimedia Commons Pete Hegseth’s recent announcement of testosterone screening for U.S. troops channeled Colin Jost’s cartoonish depiction of the Defense Secretary on ‘Saturday Night…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons A widening war After nearly three weeks of resumed warfare, it is safe to say not only that the cease-fire is over…
By Milton Allimadi The $12 million default judgment awarded by a Michigan jury to Dr. Greg St. Claire on July 22, 2026 — without a trial on whether…
By Asawin Suebsaeng|Zeteo Photos: Wikimedia Commons “Trump has no fucking way out,” one senior administration official tells me. I scribbled those six words down in my notes in…
By Robert C. Koehler Photos: Wikimedia Commons Breathe deep, sigh, embrace the next word: W-A-R. It doesn’t go away. I write about it far too often, and every…
By Biplob Kumar Das|Drop Site News Photos: Wikimedia Commons DELHI—Protesters occupying the central parts of Delhi, India were triumphant on Saturday evening after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government…
By Kary Love Photos: Wikimedia Commons Mr. Trump is besotted with calling others traitors. Fortunately the US Constitution defines treason in the supreme law, not yet dictated by…