Black mayors visit Ghana for trade, educational information
A delegation representing the African American Mayors USA Trade Mission to Ghana recently returned to the United States after a visit to the West...
U.S. housing foreclosures on the rise
According to ATTOM’s Q3 (Third Quarter) 2025 report, foreclosure activity in the United States is on the rise, indicating increased pressure within the housing...
Watchdog warns of increased AI propaganda, deepfakes and harassment by OpenAI’s ‘Dangerous’ Sora 2
by Brad Reed - CommonDreams.org Consumer advocacy organization Public Citizen on Nov. 12 issued a new warning about the dangers of Sora 2, the artificial intelligence video creation tool...
Community service and outreach in Boston
The M.G.T. and G.C.C. of Muhammad Mosque No. 11 in Boston held a community giveaway on November 1 to benefit those in need. Coats,...
Author, actress, artist Amanda Seales book tour hits Chicago
CHICAGO—Amanda Seales six-city book tour and book signing began November 6 in Detroit, and landed in the Windy City on November 12, at the...
The effects of nighttime light exposure
—Commentary— As Salaam Alaikum (Peace Be Unto You)! I’m Dr. Safiyya Shabazz here for an N.O.I. Healthy Minute. Today, we’re shining a light on the health...
Hurricane cleanup, recovery continue in Jamaica, Haiti and other Caribbean islands
Hurricane Melissa’s devastation of the Caribbean nations of Jamaica, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Haiti continued to unfold in the wake of more than...
SNAP benefits cuts are sparking community action to help those in need
Cuts and rumors of further cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), once known as the “Food Stamps Program,” have left many people...
New York elects its first Muslim mayor and Black candidates win other historic races around the country
NEW YORK—Casting their ballots in record-breaking numbers on Nov. 4, New Yorkers elected the self-described “Democratic Socialist” Zohran Mamdani to be their next mayor....
New G20 report links today’s inequality crisis to colonial origins
A groundbreaking report by prominent global economists revealed that the current crisis of extreme inequality has deep-seated historical origins, tracing back to colonial times...