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Mosque No. 1 shares Million Man March anniversary in Detroit community
To honor the 31st Anniversary of the Million Man March and Holy Day of Atonement, the Muslims of Muhammad Mosque No. 1, in Detroit,...
13-state power grid emergency points to America’s vulnerable infrastructure
The U.S. recently declared a temporary power grid emergency across several states, another sign of strained and, in some cases, faulty infrastructure nationwide.
The U.S....
Fatal police shooting of one year old in Mississippi ruled ‘justified’ sparking anger
In a case that garnered national attention, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch issued a statement October 19, concluding that the June 16 shooting of...
French politicians play blame game over widespread protests
French officials are playing a high-stakes blame game, trading accusations over the widespread civil unrest that has gripped the country for weeks.
France is currently...
Distress, dissatisfaction sweep across Europe in massive protests over education funding and other challenges
Hundreds of thousands of people are taking to the streets of several cities in Europe, protesting deteriorating public services, inadequate education funding, rising living...
International
Cuba says U.S.-based suspects confessed in armed incursion and face terrorism charges
HAVANA—A group of men captured in February after attempting to enter Cuba by force from the United States have confessed and cooperated with investigators,...
Burkina Faso moves to decolonize education through curriculum reform
by Nicholas Mwangi
Burkina Faso has begun reviewing its history, geography and civic education curricula. The government says the aim is to “decolonize” the country’s...