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Black mayor of Alabama town locked out by Whites

While Montgomery, Alabama recently made headlines for the “riverfront brawl” when a group of enraged White men surrounded and physically attacked a Black boat...

A reign of terror in Mississippi White officers plead guilty to federal and state charges after torturing two Black men 

Six White former officers await sentencing after pleading guilty to torturing two Black men in Rankin County, Mississippi. On Aug. 3, the former officers—Christian...

Combating America’s Depopulation Plan: We Must Learn ‘How To Eat To Live’

Excerpt from The Time And What Must Be Done - Part 37, 2013 Lecture Series Zbigniew Brzezinski said, “It is easier to kill a million...

Boosters Stop Boosting After Only 4 Months Repeated Boosters Come With a Cost

by Dr. Joseph Mercola, mercola.com NEWS ANALYSIS Artificially inflated antibodies caused by repeated booster shots signal to your body that you’re always infected, and the resulting...

Ex-U.S. Coast Guard head covered up sexual abuse at academy: Report

A former U.S. Coast Guard head covered up a secret investigation into multiple cases of rapes and sexual assaults at the Coast Guard Academy, according to...

‘I declare that our men stand up!’ Community stands in solidarity concerning increase in gun violence in Chicago

CHICAGO—Chicago’s gun violence has produced 350 victims at Final Call press time, for the year 2023, with 30 Black females ranging in age from...

East Coast cleans up after deadly storms

SILVER SPRING, Md.—Crews across the eastern U.S. worked in early August to clear downed trees and power lines and restore electricity following severe storms...

Maryland’s emergency room wait times are the worst in America

Maryland leads the nation with the worst emergency room wait times with patients sitting on average close to four hours from arrival to departure....

Black Women’s Expo showcases ‘strength, success and sisterhood’

CHICAGO—Each year, the Black Women’s Exposition never fails to provide a glamorous showcase of businesses and workshops by and for Black women. Its 28th...

Act like an angel, train like a soldier

My first interaction with Minister Jabril Muhammad was years ago at a conference; I believe it was in Atlanta. My brother was selling our...