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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a 5-4 decision, the United States Supreme Court Chief granted a stay of a district court order blocking President Trump’s White House ballroom project,…
By Salvation Army Photos: Salvation Army As families across New York City prepare for the new school year, the cost of backpacks, school supplies and other essentials can…
By Lawrence S. Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons Canada and the United States have frequently maintained that they have a special relationship, characterized by the world’s longest undefended international…
By Randy Robertson, NYC and Hudson Valley Regional Storyteller Photos: Wikimedia Commons Greenburgh, NY – Elyse Hintzen stands by the tennis net and waits for the ball to…
By Semafor Africa Photos: YouTube Screenshots Zambia’s main opposition leader was charged with treason and flown under armed guard to a maximum-security prison in a case that threatens…
By Robert Kimball Shinkoskey Photos: Wikimedia Commons Americans today seem unable to see “the big picture.” Maybe that is why great prophets of western civilization worried that the…
By Edmond W. Davis Photos: Author|Wikimedia Commons America has spent generations discussing lynching as though the rope acted alone. It did not. Behind America's history of racial terror…
By Albert Baldeo Martin Carter’s immortal words, “This Is the Dark Time, My Love,” once captured the fear, anguish and oppression that overshadowed British Guiana. Although Carter wrote…
Black Star News Editorial Black Star News editorial says University of Michigan President Grasso (above) can no longer hide behind the NDA. Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons|Others Students, faculty,…
By Committee to Protect Journalists Photos: Uganda Journalist Association Facebook Nairobi, August 27, 2026—The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Ugandan authorities to immediately and unconditionally release journalist…
