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By Shuaib Almosawa & Jeb Boone|Drop Site News Photos: Wikimedia Commons SANA’A, Yemen—In January 2012, Saudi Arabia’s then-defense minister, Salman bin Abdulaziz (below), issued a directive advising a…
By Edwin FreemanCreator & Program Director, Hip-Hop Harmony NEW YORK, NY As schools across New York prepare for another academic year focused on student achievement, emotional wellness, and…
By Stephen Mandel Joseph Photos:Stephen Mandel Joseph|Facebook Veteran journalist Ojinika “Oji” Obiekwe won a $2.4 million federal retaliation lawsuit against PIX11 News and Nexstar Media Group. After 22…
By Vernon VerdreePhotos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons As Zohran Kwame Mamdani has settled into his position as New York City’s Mayor, one thing has become certainly clear…he is a…
By Jared O. Bell Photos: Wikimedia Commons In 2017, I traveled to the Catholic University of Lublin in Poland as a visiting Erasmus professor from the International University…
By Team Zeteo Photos: Wikimedia Commons On Tuesday, Keiko Fujimori will become Peru’s new president, bringing Fujimorismo, a controversial political creed, back into the limelight. After three failed…
By Robert Kimball Shinkoskey Photos: YouTube Screenshots The political powers that be in America are laser focused on the November mid-term elections. After the results are in, what…
By Norman Solomon Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons When House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries sent out a recent “dear colleague” letter, its second sentence cited “the position articulated by……
By Black Star News Photos: Wikimedia Commons The President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa has appealed to African countries to co-operate in managing migration. The Rainbow Nation has…
Above Photo: Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul/Courtesy of the NYAG Office Additional Photos: Wikimedia Commons New York State Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy…
