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Medical professionals in Houston file lawsuit against hospital’s demand to take experimental vaccine

By the time you read this, 117 hospital workers in Houston have been suspended and could soon be out of a job. Methodist Hospital...

Turmoil, roadblocks continue engulfing U.S. politics

WASHINGTON—A war is being waged in the United States. It is a “cold war”—that is a war in which the shooting has not yet...

Ending the stigma of mental health in the Black Community

Tennis player Naomi Osaka declared to the world that she would not be doing any press during the French Open, a major tennis tournament,...

Land and Life: How one couple turned a tragedy into blessings

Cheyenne Muhammad was told by doctors that she could not have children, but she had a dream when she was younger that she would...

Congregation welcomes back Father Pfleger

CHICAGO—Tears of happiness flowed and joy was in the atmosphere during Sunday mass at St. Sabina Church upon the return ofFather Michael Louis Pfleger....

Duty, Diligence and Consistency

During these troubled times, a good word and warm spirit is needed.  That is what the men of the Nation of Islam, called the...

Town hall focuses on community health, public safety

ABJ Community Services, Inc., headed by Pastor Victoria Brady, and Original Men In Black (the security arm of the Temple of Mercy Association), headed...

Overdose deaths spike during covid crisis

Studies show an unexpected rise in overdose deaths.  While experts expected the pandemic to impact those addicted to drugs, the rise in fatal overdose...

The Polio Vaccine and Cancer in the Black Community

On July 4, 2020 the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan in his monumental speech, “The Criterion” exposed to the world how the Polio Vaccine...

Hip Hop goes home to the Bronx with star-studded ceremony for new museum

NNPA Newswire—Hip Hop started in the South Bronx, the hardscrabble borough in New York City, and on May 20, some of the genre’s legends...