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Black youth developing job skills vitally important in aftermath of Job Corps uncertainty

The National Job Corps Association (NJCA) has sued the U.S. Department of Labor to block closures of 99 of its centers nationwide. Job Corps...

California’s proposed ‘No Secret Police’ bill to prohibit face masks for law enforcement

California lawmakers announced a proposed Senate Bill 627 (“the No Secret Police Act”) that would mandate transparency and accountability in law enforcement by prohibiting...

Justice delayed … againSentencing for police officers involved in the case of Tyre Nichols faces unexpected delay

MEMPHIS—In a surprising turn of events, the federal sentencing of five former Memphis Police Department (MPD) officers found guilty of felony charges in federal...

A cautious ‘ceasefire’ and questions on U.S. role in aftermath of Iran-Israel conflict

In the wake of the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, the United States of America has lauded itself as being the facilitator of...

The Coming of God, Independence and 95 years of the Nation of Islam in America

“And he said unto Abram, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and...

New York’s attack on medical exemptions gives school officials power to override doctors on vaccines

Parents and medical freedom advocates, who say the state’s actions place vulnerable children at risk of further vaccine injury, are calling on state lawmakers...

Marijuana’s link to heart problems, stroke affects Black people more

Whether Black people decide to smoke marijuana, vape it, dab it or consume it via edibles, experts say any of these uses could be...

Brother Dr. Shyqual Lewis Muhammad, M.D.: From homeschooling to healing communities

By Sister Teoka Muhammad “Knowledge of self makes you a master of yourself. It makes you discipline yourself. Without education you are not free. You...

30th Annual National Training Conference returns with tech, youth focus

CHICAGO—A tradition of discipline, unity, and physical training continues as Brother Dr. Abdul Azziz (Anthony) Muhammad prepares for the 2025 Martial Arts and National...

‘He was a soldier for Allah’ Mentees reflect on the life of Brother Naba’a

A mentor. A teacher. A guide. Brother Naba’a Muhammad, the late editor-in-chief of The Final Call newspaper, was the type of coach that up-and-coming journalists...