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By Katrine Dige Houmøller|Drop Site News Photos: Katrine Dige Houmøller|Wikimedia Commons AL-MANSOURI, Lebanon—The road into Al-Mansouri winds through a shattered landscape. A barber shop stands without walls, its…
Photos: Facebook NEW YORK – The following press statement was released by the New York Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation regarding the shooting death of Ousmane Diallo,…
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…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons LOS ANGELES — Immigration arrests in the Los Angeles area more than tripled during the first year of the second Trump Administration, part of a…
By Mel Gurtov Photos: Wikimedia Commons A Record-Setting Pace Wars in Iran, Ukraine, and Israel have drawn attention away from a stark fact: armed conflict is on the…
By Jared O. Bell Photos: YouTube Screenshots|Wikimedia Commons When word came down that USAID was being dismantled in Nicaragua, I was sorting through old documents amid the chaos…
By Hands Off Uhuru Photos: YouTube Screenshot|Wikimedia Commons On Wednesday, July 22 at 9:00am ET, the 11th Circuit Court in Atlanta will hear oral arguments appealing the wrongful…
Photos: Bruce D. Harman|Ingrid S. Hill As the United States celebrated the 250th anniversary of its independence, the People’s Organization For Progress (POP) held a public reading of…
By Black Star News Photos: Wikimedia Commons The brazen-faced audacity of ingratitude spewing from Africa’s two “Souths” have collided in conspiring against Ugandans almost concurrently: South Sudan slaps…
By Black Star News Photos: YouTube Screenshot|Wikimedia Commons There are mixed signals protruding from the First Family in Uganda. Whereas it is widely concluded that the presidential succession…
