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Reforming African Union
On May 25, 1963, 32 African leaders gathered in Addis Ababa to establish the Organization of African Unity and complete the continent’s liberation from colonial rule and apartheid.…
2026 Mid-Term Elections
By Paul Hellweg: Polls show that the biggest issues for U.S. voters in 2026 are the economy and cost of living. We need to reconsider. As a working…
Economy
By Liz Shuler | Heidi Shierholz: Ask an everyday working American, and they’ll likely tell you there’s something fundamentally wrong with our economy. Across industries, big cities, and…
Caribbean: Guyanese Oil & ExxonMobil
By Hon. Albert Baldeo: U.S. Ambassador Nicole Theriot is advocating for American commercial interests. Our Government must defend Guyanese interests with equal resolve. Guyana’s oil wealth must secure…
Africa: Uganda Economy
The Uganda Shilling or UGX’s depreciation continues. It is back past 4,000 to the dollar. In fact, as of October 18, the UGX traded at 4,136.46 against the…
Racial Policing
The following statement was released Friday by the Justice Department on “an out-of-court settlement agreement with the City of Lexington, Mississippi,” regarding a DOJ report which found that…
By Katherine Burgess|Drop Site News: Cherie Marceaux lives in Lawrence County, about three hours from Memphis. She and her husband run an animal rescue with horses, goats, pigs,…
A No Kings: Vote Early March And Rally to urge voter participation in the upcoming midterm elections and to protest policies of the Trump administration will take place…
Racial Justice
Wednesday, hundreds of angry New York City residents held a demonstration, in Union Square, to protest the suspicious death of Nolan Wells—and how his case was unjustly dismissed…
By Eisa Dafalla AD-DAMAZIN, Sudan—On the morning of October 9, Ahmed Ragab Abu Shina, 39, joined dozens of other displaced people digging for gold in a seasonal riverbed,…
