by Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis My first brush with the law took place when I was just 12 years old. I
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Violent Crime in D.C. Drops to Lowest Levels in Over 30 Years
by Stacy M. Brown Violent crime in Washington, D.C., has reached its lowest levels in over three decades, according to data
South Korea’s Martial Law Crisis Raises Alarms in U.S. as Trump Eyes Similar Powers
by Stacy M. Brown Protests erupted in South Korea’s capital, Seoul, where demonstrators clashed with soldiers and police following President Yoon
How Haiti’s Independence Day Celebrations Connect Generations to Fight for Freedom
by Mya Trujillo Every Jan. 1, while many commemorate the new year, Haitian families and communities across the globe eagerly convene
Warning — Palm Technology and Microchipped Hands Could Become an Obsession
by Dr. Barbara Reynolds New Age Palm technology and microchipped hands are the growing wave of the future but so
War on Women
by E. Faye Williams In case you haven’t noticed, there is an uptick in the war on women. The tragedy
There’s Something About Being ‘Other’!
by E. Faye Williams There is something in this country about not being a white male gets you blamed for being a
Will the Next HUD Secretary Fight for the Unhoused?
by David W. Marshall In 2000, Republican George W. Bush ran for president as a “compassionate conservative.” Bush defended his approach:
White Marine Acquitted in Fatal Choking of Black Homeless Man
By Sunita Sohrabji Marine veteran Daniel Penny, who fatally choked Jordan Neely last year while aboard a New York subway train,
As AI-Denied Health Insurance Claims Rise, So Does Nationwide Frustration
By Selen Ozturk The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson sparked a national debate over rising health care costs and