by Glen Ford Article Reprint Banks in Baltimore “have condemned the Black sections of town to a death spiral of social and physical deterioration” as a matter of corporate policy, while continuing to issue mortgages
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Democracy Denied: US Turning Haiti into Another Vassal State
“Candidate Clinton has yet to be asked about her investments in Haiti that have spawned from the 2010 changed election results.” by Cynthia McKinney Article Reprint This article previously appeared in Russia Today. Robert Baer
Read moreBen Carson’s new campaign chairman is a Christian soldier who ‘believes’ in him
By David Weigel Article Reprint Long before Major Gen. Robert Dees (ret.) went to work for Ben Carson, he was studying the former neurosurgeon’s spiritual lessons. One of his grandsons, then 13, devoured Carson’s inspirational
Read moreEmanuel aide attacked while walking from West Side vigil
West Side Alderman Jason Ervin reportedly broke up the attack on Vance Henry, the mayor’s deputy chief of staff By Michael Romain Article Reprint Vance Henry, 50, a deputy chief of staff for Mayor Rahm
Read moreDonald Trump: ‘If I don’t win, I’ll consider this a total and complete waste of time.’
By: Greg Bluestein Article Reprint Hilton Head, S.C. – Donald Trump held his final campaign rally in 2015 the same way he staged his first of the year: A hodgepodge of boasts, bluster and brawn
Read moreIll., Mo. licenses, IDs no longer considered federally compliant
abc7chicago.com Article Reprint JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. –Missouri residents soon will not be able to use their state driver’s licenses as identification to get into most federal facilities, making it one of at least five states
Read morePassports Required For Domestic Travel In 2016, But IRS Can Revoke Passports For Taxes
By: Robert W. Wood Article Reprint Think you only need a passport to board an international flight? In 2016, some fliers better have one to fly domestic, which means they had better be paying their
Read moreEXCLUSIVE: Could This Program Stem Surging Violence at Rikers Island?
The Observer takes an exclusive first look inside the Next Steps program, new classes offered to adult inmates at scandal-scarred Rikers Island By: Jillian Jorgensen Article Submission Inside a small classroom, Frank Horton stands in
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