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By Dr. Theogene Rudasingwa Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Thirty years after the genocide against the Tutsi, Rwanda remains burdened—not only by the trauma of what occurred but by…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons The Committee to Protect Journalists Thursday released a safety advisory covering a wide range of digital, physical, and legal…
By AP News Photos: YouTube Screenshots For Democrats, the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case is about fundamental American ideals — due process, following court orders, preventing government overreach. For…
By Legal Defense Fund Photos: YouTube Screenshots This week, as New York state’s budget continues to be held up, Governor Kathy Hochul pursues a rollback of vital policies…
By Jim Hightower Photos: Jim Hightower\YouTube Screenshots How ironic: The most inefficient bureaucracy in government turns out to be Trump’s “Department of Government Efficiency.” That could be humorous,…
By Dr. Lawrence Wittner\PeaceVoice Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons Despite much lofty rhetoric portraying the United States as a democracy (in which the people rule), this nation, in fact,…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons New York, April 15, 2025—The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will release a special report examining the state of…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces declared the formation of a rival government as the country entered the third year of a civil…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Cameroonian migrants in the US who face deportation after President Donald Trump terminated their protected status told Semafor they feared for their…
By AP News Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons On one side is Harvard, the nation’s oldest and wealthiest university. On the other side is the Trump administration. Both sides…
