By Dr. Ridgely A. Mu’min Muhammad, Ph.D Article Reprint If 9/11 “Trumps” everything, then history will be divided between “Pre and Post 9/11.” Immediately after the events of September 11, 2001, Minister Farrakhan did not
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North Korea says Trump isn’t screwy at all, a wise choice for president
By: Jack Kim Article Reprint North Korea has backed presumptive U.S. Republican nominee Donald Trump, with a propaganda website praising him as “a prescient presidential candidate” who can liberate Americans living under daily fear of
Read moreHolder: Snowden did ‘service,’ but should still be punished
By MICHAEL BIESECKER Article Reprint WASHINGTON — Edward Snowden performed a “public service” in stoking a national debate about secret domestic surveillance programs, but he should still return to the U.S. to stand trial, former
Read moreChicago Police Have Made Young Black Men
By Phillip Jackson Article Submission On Friday of last week, as a woman was coming out of the neighborhood Bronzeville Starbucks, gunshots were fired. Two people were shot. The older woman, a city employee, Yvonne,
Read moreTrump reaches the magic number to clinch nomination
By: STEPHEN OHLEMACHER and JONATHAN LEMIRE Article Reprint WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump on Thursday reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination for president, completing an unlikely rise that has upended
Read moreThe Obama’s will stay in D.C after Presidency
BTN STAFF The Obama family has decided to stay in the nation’s capital after the President finishes his last term in office. According to Dailymail.co.uk the decision to stay in town was primarily based on
Read moreThe Nation’s Strictest Voter ID Law Is Back In Court
by Alice Ollstein Article Reprint One of the most conservative courts in the nation is hearing a challenge Tuesday to Texas’ voter ID law from from the state conference of the NAACP and the Mexican
Read moreOne Way To Help People Stay Out Of Jail? Sign Them Up For Health Insurance.
by Alex Zielinski Article Reprint For the thousands of incarcerated Americans, prison may be the first place they’ve ever received comprehensive health care. But what happens after their sentence is up?
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