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Presidential Crisis, American Chaos?

President's COVID-19 Diagnosis Raises Questions, Sparks Skepticism, Anger WASHINGTON—Donald J. Trump never fails to excite the world of politics. Mr. Trump, still likely carrying the deadly...

Anger and Heart Break in Louisville

LOUISVILLE—“I never had faith in Daniel Cameron…what I had hoped is that he knew he had the power and that he had the power...

Nationwide outrage In Breonna Taylor Case

by Tariqah Shakir-Muhammad and Michael Z. Muhammad The Final Call CHICAGO—“They murdered Breonna Taylor, this is ridiculous!” shouted a protestor the day Kentucky Attorney General...

Explosive tax revelations overshadow talk of new Supreme Court pick

WASHINGTON—Just five weeks before Election Day, more damaging news reports have emerged about President Donald J. Trump—this time a New York Times report that...

A final salute to Flint, Michigan’s ‘dean of the FOI’ Roy Muhammad

by Tariqah Shakir Muhammad and Andrea Muhammad FLINT, Mich.—Hundreds gathered to pay their final respects at the Salat al-Janazah (Islamic funeral prayer service) honoring Brother...

College sports and riding on the backs of Black athletes to riches

Black athletes are the backbone of major college sports, but what do they really get in return? Black athletes on major university sports teams...

Calls for de-escalation after police shoot autistic boy

Golda Barton called 911 on her 13-year-old autistic son, Linden Cameron, so that he could be hospitalized to get help for his mental health...

Bold, Defiant Words From Mr. Trump

The president’s vow to make final decision on more stringent safety requirements for Covid-19 vaccine increases fears a harmful product could be rushed to...

‘No justice’ in Massachusetts criminal justice system for Blacks, Latinos

Harvard Law’s Criminal Justice Policy Program’s new report, “Racial Disparities in the Massachusetts Criminal System,” found found that Blacks and Latinos, when sentenced to...

Fighting to get ahead: How incarceration impacts lost wages

Mitch Harris had three years of college, lots of experience from internships, great references, and a drug charge. The only thing that mattered when...