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Recent killings by ICE officers spark renewed calls for transparency, accountability
Two deaths in July sparked renewed scrutiny of federal immigration crackdowns, as protesters held marches, vigils and memorials in cities across the country. Mexican national...
Public school closures demonstrate need for independent Black education
In the early 1930s, the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad, Eternal Leader of the Nation of Islam, and His followers removed their Muslim children from...
The Troubled America Can U.S. find way out of ‘war of choice’ before other nations join?
As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy left the White House July 28 after separate, private meetings with President Donald...
Sisters showcase strength, stamina and focus during weekend training
TINLEY PARK, Ill.—With concerns over the lack of protection for Black women and girls continuing to grow across the Black community, hundreds of women...
Youth enjoy special focus at the International Training Conference
TINLEY PARK, Ill.—This year’s International Training Conference hosted by The United Schools of Survival once again included powerful and impactful youth-focused workshops. Youth ages 8-12...
The ‘Death Style’ of the American People’
Food addiction and the eating of improper foods has one-quarter of Americans overweight. Black women are in the worst condition as nearly half of...
Vaping drives toxic metals into lungs within days
Dangerous elements such as lead and arsenic collect at high rate in mice exposed to e-cigarettes by Pamela Ferdinand U.S. Right To Know E-cigarettes can quickly...
Muslim pioneer John Ali remembered for contributions to the Nation of Islam
PHILADELPHIA—Brother John Ali, the former National Secretary of the Nation of Islam and one of the most influential administrators in the Nation’s history, was...
Thank you to the F.O.I. for your diligence
The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.) are the men of the Nation of Islam. Each week, the brothers diligently distribute The Final Call newspaper at...
Targeted for Cuba support? The U.S. State Department report targets supporters of the Caribbean nation
WASHINGTON—In a sweeping 100-page report, the U.S. State Department has unjustly accused Cuba of allegedly orchestrating a sophisticated, decades-long campaign to encourage far-left extremism,...