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By YouTube Screenshot|Facebook Edwin Jeovanny Lopez Cornejo should be alive today. Envision mourns the death of Edwin, a 39-year-old who immigrated from El Salvador nearly 20 years ago…
By Public Citizen Photos: Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, in a partisan split, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to advance Todd Blanche’s nomination for Attorney General on…
By Team Zeteo & Mehdi Hasan Photos: YouTube Screenshots Land grabs, mosque burnings, mass arrests… What’s happening right now in the West Bank is unprecedented – and the…
Black Star News Editorial Photos: Wikimedia Commons\Family Photo Above Photo: University of Michigan President Domenico Grasso: Public owed answers about how it handled alleged medical abuse of Ms.…
By Free Press Photos: Wikimedia Commons WASHINGTON — On Friday, Free Press told the Federal Trade Commission that its latest effort to regulate artificial intelligence is an unconstitutional…
Photos: People’s Organization For Progress “The Attack On Voting Rights And The War On Black People,” will be the subject of a panel discussion that will be held…
By Albert Baldeo Photos: Albert Baldeo|Video Screenshots The following letter, to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, was written by Albert Baldeo, the president of United Communities Alliance,…
Photos: Facebook On Wednesday, July 29, 2026, a federal appeals court unanimously ruled that the African People’s Education and Defense Fund (APEDF) has a valid complaint against Pinellas…
By Dr. Lawrence Wittner Photos: Wikimedia Commons Although 81 years have passed since the atomic bombing of Japan in August 1945, the rulers of major nations continue their…
By Martins Agbonlahor Photos: Wikimedia Commons I vividly recall the joy of 27 April 1994; the day Apartheid was finally dismantled after forty-six years of oppression. This historic…
