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A Crime Without Pause: Israel’s Relentless Assault on Palestinians

Despite international law condemning settlements, reproachful resolutions, legal opinions against occupation, and global demands for human and legal rights for occupied persons, the State...

Sharing the knowledge and wisdom of the Teachings

When you see the Fruit of Islam (F.O.I., the men of the Nation of Islam) in the streets of cities across the country with...

Muslim pioneer leads coat drive in Tuskegee, Alabama

Muhammad Mosque No. 101 in Tuskegee, Alabama, acknowledged and thanked Nation of Islam pioneer Sister Lucille Muhammad for her efforts in spearheading the recent...

Eviction rates, gun violence and young, Black men

‘If these brothers were partnered with licensed plumbers, electricians, brick masons and painters, so that they could learn the skill, they could rehab and...

The Science of Food: Learn proper ways to reap the benefits of what we eat

Good organic food that is never “genetically modified,” and is free of hormones, chemicals and other impurities is the type of food you should...

Blind compliance’: California threatens funding for schools with ‘low’ vaccination rates

California is auditing 428 schools with “low” vaccination rates amid declining vaccination levels for kindergarteners and a rise in measles cases that health officials...

Holocaust curriculum sparks debate over Black history education

by Sultan Muhammad - -Guest Columnist- “Why does the Devil keep our people illiterate? So that he can use them for a tool and, also,...

Resilience and rebuilding St. Louis: The struggle continues after the storm

ST. LOUIS—Eight months after an EF-3 tornado tore through St. Louis with 165-mph winds, predominantly Black neighborhoods in North City remain trapped in bureaucratic...

Analysis shows rising costs, declining jobs after year of Trump policies

WASHINGTON—One year into President Donald Trump’s second term, a new economic analysis reveals that American families—particularly Black and low-income households—face rising costs for basic...

Teen’s emergency training saves shooting victim

CHICAGO—What began as an ordinary Sunday afternoon at Let’s Eat To Live, a notable, Black-owned restaurant in Chicago’s Woodlawn community, quickly turned into a...