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By Milton Allimadi Jessica Larson (above) exits firm. Photo: Mallory, Lapka, Scott & Selin website. Jessica Larson, the longtime attorney for former University of Michigan anesthesiologist Dr. Paul…
By Robert Kimball Shinkoskey Photos: Wikimedia Commons Consider this, people. Without our 250-year-long way of life—our system of republican government—our entire nation is homeless. Our system of democracy…
Photos: Facebook A longtime civil rights activist has announced his support for the re-election of the current mayor of Newark in the city’s upcoming Municipal election on Tuesday,…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons New York, NY (May 8, 2026) --The following statement was sent to New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin calling on her to pass the…
A civil rights group will protest a recent Supreme Court ruling in a major voting rights case next week in front of a federal district court house. “The…
By Milton Allimadi Former Par Funding chief executive Joseph LaForte, now serving a 15½-year federal prison sentence, says the most devastating part of his prosecution was not merely…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons The attacks history Professor Derek Peterson has been receiving because of the commencement speech, that he gave at the University…
By Kary Love Photos: Wikimedia Commons As America heads towards its 250th birthday, it is appropriate to ask if the America launched at the founding still lives, or…
By Michael Waldman|Brennan Center Photos: Wikimedia Commons The Supreme Court’s decision to destroy what remained of the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais will take every element…
By Stephen Mandel Joseph Photos: NYPD FACEBOOK An NYPD Deputy Inspector was promoted to be the new Commanding Officer of the NYPD['s 103 Precinct despite being named in…
