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Men helping in a mission

The Fruit of Islam (F.O.I.), men who belong to the Nation of Islam, are committed to uplifting our communities and making them safe and...

‘Palestine is being erased before our eyes’: 100 former French, British diplomats say end weapons sales, trade with Israel

by Jon Queally • CommonDreams.org While critics of the French and British governments say they are doing too little to confront the crimes and human rights violations...

New legal team fights for new trial for teen Karmelo Anthony 

Karmelo Anthony sat in a Collin County, Texas courtroom as a new judge began weighing whether the 19-year-old will get a new trial in...

Is America losing the war and friendships?

“America has done the worst work of deceiving other peoples and making false friendships with them. Now her turn has come. No one wants to trust...

We Are From The Earth

Do you know how White folks got rich? Have you ever been to Macy’s? Gimbles? All of these big department stores, like Sanger-Harris in...

‘The bacteria are winning’: How factory farms cause human sickness

To understand how factory farming influences the evolution of harmful bacteria, a new study investigated how modern densely populated chicken farms have shaped the...

Thousands of Northwest Indiana residents still without power

GARY, Indiana—Over two weeks after a severe storm called a “derecho” struck parts of Northwest Indiana bringing hurricane with fierce winds and rain. Thousands...

Faith leaders, supporters rally for Father Pfleger’s reinstatement

St. Sabina leaders say Archdiocesan investigators found the latest allegation against him lacked merit; four busloads of supporters demanded his immediate return to ministry CHICAGO—Four...

Haitian family to sue U.S. government after freezing death of asylum seeker ruled a homicide

The family of Daphy Michel is preparing to sue the U.S. government and other entities after a medical examiner ruled the death of the...

Battle continues over constitutionality of ICE raids in L.A.

LOS ANGELES—A federal judge heard arguments on August 14 over whether to sharply curtail how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducts operations across...