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A timely message shared with the Black men of Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE—Black men desiring to improve safety and quality-of-life issues met at Milwaukee’s Muhammad Mosque No. 3 on January 3. They met to share information,...

Court ruling jeopardizes freedom for pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil

A federal appeals panel on Jan. 15 reversed a lower court decision that released former Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil from an immigration jail, bringing...

Nearly 15,000 nurses strike against wealthy NYC hospitals after negotiations stall

Nearly 15,000 nurses are striking after stalled negotiations with three of New York City’s wealthiest private hospital systems. The strike, which began on Jan....

ICE intimidation tactics, violence continue fracturing country 

The country is boiling with anger and dissatisfaction in the wake of continued targeting of mostly documented immigrants and U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, amid...

Iran resists U.S. threats: Islamic Republic stands firm against bullying and interference

by Anisah Muhammad and Nisa Islam Muhammad Staff Writers @TheFinalCall Iranian officials accused the U.S. and Israel of orchestrating riots by placing operatives among protesters and...

The dangers and risks of GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms)

The masses of Americans, Blacks in particular, are suffering from other problems produced by “Genetically Modified Organisms.” What is the definition of a “Genetically Modified...

Researchers find residual DNA in mRNA COVID vaccines. Standard testing didn’t detect it.

A new study partially funded by Children’s Health Defense found residual DNA in Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Current methods recommended by regulators...

Young people are choosing trade schools, certificates over expense of four-year degrees

While universities waive application fees in a desperate bid to attract students, Peyton Smith never looked back after deciding to skip college entirely. At...

Storms hit Oklahoma with high winds  and two tornadoes, officials say

PURCELL, Okla.—Severe storms moved through Oklahoma around sunrise Jan. 8, spinning off two tornadoes and high winds that damaged buildings, downed trees and caused...

Prince George’s leaders, advocates call for transparency, consideration in data center developments

by Mya Trujillo - The Washington Informer Prince George’s County leaders and advocates are urging lawmakers and developers to prioritize the needs and safeguard the well-being...