‘Tip of a very damaging iceberg’: COVID vaccines linked to several cancer types in new review
A systematic review of 69 studies identified safety signals for leukemia, lymphoma, breast and lung cancer. The paper identified mechanisms—including the spike protein and...
Official reports regarding Kendrick Johnson’s 2013 death questioned by new evidence
The parents of Kendrick Johnson are still fighting for truth and justice in 2026, over a decade after his death. Official narratives surrounding the...
Doing for self and community
AM Electric Inc. celebrates 23 years of excellence and impact PHILADELPHIA—In a city where businesses often fade, AM Electric has spent 23 years building a...
Disaster preparedness workshop held in Gary, Indiana
GARY, Indiana—Just days ahead of a severe winter storm forecast to impact several states and millions of people, a small group of Gary, Indiana,...
Education Department pauses plans to garnish wages for defaulted student loans for now
Many borrowers in default live paycheck to paycheck, relying on every dollar for rent, food, and basic necessities. WASHINGTON, D.C.—In a sudden policy reversal, the...
Decreasing housing affordability and challenges to homeownership
A recent report, “Giving Up: The Impact of Decreasing Housing Affordability on Consumption, Work Effort, and Investment,” documents what many people already feel: housing...
Servants and soldiers in the cause of Allah (God)
The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I), in honoring their commitment and mission to share the Teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad under the leadership...
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....