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Photos: Somali Journalists Syndicate\YouTube Screenshots By Jonathan Rozen The cyberattack against the Somali Journalists Syndicate could not have come at a worse time. A distributed denial-of-service attack, known…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons After Florida banned an AP African American history class earlier this year, Akil King scrambled to find a way to bridge the gap for…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots Coco Gauff has been earmarked as the future of women's tennis since she was 15 years old. That future arrived at the US Open on…
Photos: Family & Friends of Louisiana’s Incarcerated Children\ACLU\YouTube Screenshots BATON ROUGE -- A federal judge has ordered Louisiana officials to stop housing children in the former death row…
Photos: BlackBusiness.com\YouTube Screenshots Deidre Mathis is once again making history in Houston, Texas as the owner of Wanderstay Boutique Hotel, the city's first adults-only themed hotel. It is…
Photos: Poynter\YouTube Screenshots NEW YORK — On Thursday, the MacArthur Foundation announced the launch of Press Forward, a philanthropy-led, field-influenced initiative to invest $500 million in local journalism,…
Photos: Milton Allimadi\NYC.gov Cap: One of the tyrant judges, McGowan, (above) finally retired. By Milton Allimadi Even though she recently retired from State Supreme Court in Queens County,…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons After the murder of George Floyd, New Yorkers went to the streets to take part in one of the largest protest movements in U.S.…
Photos: Ashmeen Modikhan\Ballotpedia Cap: Frank Cassisi, the lawyer notorious for filing forged documents in NY State Supreme Court and in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District (Photo: CassisiLaw.com)…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Saudis picked us up from the detention center in Daer and put us in a minibus going back to the Yemen border. When they…
