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‘21 Years Is 21 Too Many’: 150+ Groups Urge Biden to Close Guantánamo

by Brett Wilkins, CommonDreams.org Twenty-one years after the George W. Bush administration opened the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba—and 13 years after then-President...

LA Council again struggles with fallout from racism scandal

LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles City Council struggled again Jan. 11 with a still-unfolding racism scandal that led to the resignation of its former president and left...

F.O.I. working hard and cheerfully

The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.), the men who belong to the Nation of Islam, work hard and work cheerfully across the country to deliver...

Top U.S. CEOs Make More in Seven Hours Than Average Workers Earn in an Entire Year: Analysis

The typical CEO of a major U.S. corporation has to work fewer than seven hours to make the amount of money that the average...

‘Operation Warp Speed’ is designed to enslave humanity to the international bankers

The events over the last three years begin to make sense when we look at them through the lens of the Teachings of the...

Wadiya Jamal remembered as a ‘force of nature’

PHILADELPHIA—Wadiya Jamal was a devoted and determined advocate for justice, standing beside her husband, Mumia Abu Jamal, during his tireless fight as a political...

Philadelphia lost a giant in the music industry

PHILADELPHIA—Thomas Randolph Bell was an undeniable force behind the lasting power of the “Sound of Philadelphia,” Philadelphia Soul. His signature arranging, songwriting, and production...

Homeowner shoots and kills 13-year-old boy in D.C.

Another 13-year-old Black boy was shot and killed in Washington, D.C. on the early morning of Jan. 7. The Metropolitan Police Department identified the...

Justice For The Wrongfully Incarcerated. Gate of the Exonerated unveiled in Central Park to honor former Central Park Five Justice For The Wrongfully Incarcerated 

Daleel Jabir Muhammad NEW YORK—A day to acknowledge social injustice, struggle, and pain that led to vindication, joy, celebration, and commemoration with the “Gate of...