Israeli settlers set mosque on fire in occupied West Bank
The recent arson of a mosque in Marda by Israeli settlers reflects systemic violence and racism in the occupied West Bank.
Black People Here Make $50K Less Than Their White Neighbors
The post-2024 election climate has exacerbated fears among Black voters regarding safety and inequality in America.
Maurice Berger Held a Mirror to a Racist Art World
Maurice Berger's experiences revealed the profound impact of racism and the role of imagery in challenging societal prejudices.
Tottenham lose Bentancur ban appeal for racist comment about South Koreans
The English FA rejected Tottenham's appeal to reduce Rodrigo Bentancur's ban for making a racist comment.
Are reparations the answer? - Harvard Gazette
The Harvard symposium discussed the legal, economic, and ethical aspects of reparations for Black Americans, emphasizing the need for clarity in goals and justice.
Israeli settlers set mosque on fire in occupied West Bank
The recent arson of a mosque in Marda by Israeli settlers reflects systemic violence and racism in the occupied West Bank.
Black People Here Make $50K Less Than Their White Neighbors
The post-2024 election climate has exacerbated fears among Black voters regarding safety and inequality in America.
Maurice Berger Held a Mirror to a Racist Art World
Maurice Berger's experiences revealed the profound impact of racism and the role of imagery in challenging societal prejudices.
Tottenham lose Bentancur ban appeal for racist comment about South Koreans
The English FA rejected Tottenham's appeal to reduce Rodrigo Bentancur's ban for making a racist comment.
Are reparations the answer? - Harvard Gazette
The Harvard symposium discussed the legal, economic, and ethical aspects of reparations for Black Americans, emphasizing the need for clarity in goals and justice.
Death was everywhere': Syria's chemical weapon victims share their trauma
The chemical weapon attack in Eastern Ghouta led to significant loss of life and long-term trauma for survivors.
What future for Syrian refugees after Bashar al-Assad's fall?
The suspension of asylum requests from Syrians by European countries raises concerns about their safety and legal protections under international law.
Corpses, men who don't know their names: Scenes from a Damascus hospital
The Assad regime has led to the disappearance of at least 100,000 Syrians, with families searching hospitals in vain for their loved ones.
The Lost Souls of Syria: The fight for justice using the Caesar files'
Syrian civilians seek accountability in European courts using smuggled photographs to reveal government atrocities against detainees. Justice remains elusive at home.
Why has DRC filed criminal charges against Apple over conflict minerals'?
Apple faces legal action for allegedly using conflict minerals sourced from conflict-affected areas, raising ethical concerns about their supply chains.
Malaysians held in US's Guantanamo Bay prison returned home after 18 years
Guantanamo Bay remains a significant human rights concern, with several detainees still held without charges despite being cleared of wrongdoing.
Death was everywhere': Syria's chemical weapon victims share their trauma
The chemical weapon attack in Eastern Ghouta led to significant loss of life and long-term trauma for survivors.
What future for Syrian refugees after Bashar al-Assad's fall?
The suspension of asylum requests from Syrians by European countries raises concerns about their safety and legal protections under international law.
Corpses, men who don't know their names: Scenes from a Damascus hospital
The Assad regime has led to the disappearance of at least 100,000 Syrians, with families searching hospitals in vain for their loved ones.
The Lost Souls of Syria: The fight for justice using the Caesar files'
Syrian civilians seek accountability in European courts using smuggled photographs to reveal government atrocities against detainees. Justice remains elusive at home.
Why has DRC filed criminal charges against Apple over conflict minerals'?
Apple faces legal action for allegedly using conflict minerals sourced from conflict-affected areas, raising ethical concerns about their supply chains.
Malaysians held in US's Guantanamo Bay prison returned home after 18 years
Guantanamo Bay remains a significant human rights concern, with several detainees still held without charges despite being cleared of wrongdoing.
US officials on first diplomatic trip to Syria since al-Assad's removal
US diplomats are engaging Syria's new leaders, including previously designated terrorist group HTS, to discuss the future and support for the Syrian people.
First Syria flight takes off from Damascus airport since Assad's downfall
Syria is experiencing a transitional period post-Assad, marked by renewed flights and calls for elections to stabilize the economy.
Israeli forces fire at Syrian protesters in Deraa, wounding one
Protesters in Syria demand an end to Israeli military presence amidst rising tensions and violence.
What will happen to al-Assad's Captagon empire now?
The illegal drug trade in Syria is shifting with the opposition government signaling intentions to oppose and crack down on Captagon production.
Syria's Last Chapter: Hope in Idlib
A father's determination in Idlib highlights resilience and hope during the final four years of conflict in Syria.
The only remaining colonialist country is Israel': Gideon Levy
Netanyahu's strategy in Syria focuses on territorial gains and countering Iranian influence amidst ongoing regional conflicts.
US officials on first diplomatic trip to Syria since al-Assad's removal
US diplomats are engaging Syria's new leaders, including previously designated terrorist group HTS, to discuss the future and support for the Syrian people.
First Syria flight takes off from Damascus airport since Assad's downfall
Syria is experiencing a transitional period post-Assad, marked by renewed flights and calls for elections to stabilize the economy.
Israeli forces fire at Syrian protesters in Deraa, wounding one
Protesters in Syria demand an end to Israeli military presence amidst rising tensions and violence.
What will happen to al-Assad's Captagon empire now?
The illegal drug trade in Syria is shifting with the opposition government signaling intentions to oppose and crack down on Captagon production.
Syria's Last Chapter: Hope in Idlib
A father's determination in Idlib highlights resilience and hope during the final four years of conflict in Syria.
The only remaining colonialist country is Israel': Gideon Levy
Netanyahu's strategy in Syria focuses on territorial gains and countering Iranian influence amidst ongoing regional conflicts.
A miracle': Pakistani survivor of a deadly Mediterranean sea crossing
Hassan Ali's journey emphasizes the extreme risks migrants face in pursuit of hope, revealing a harrowing cost often overlooked.
US consumer watchdog sues big banks over widespread' fraud on Zelle app
CFPB sues major banks over failure to protect consumers from fraud on Zelle, which reportedly caused over $870 million in losses.
Nickel Boys' Director RaMell Ross On Reinventing the Very Act of Seeing
Flight symbolizes freedom and exploration for Ross after a significant project; it reflects on Black people's wider struggles with time and narrative.
Reparations advocates prepare for backlash during next Trump term
Recent advancements in the reparations movement face potential setbacks with Donald Trump's second term due to his skepticism and plans to dismantle equity programs.
Spain court sentences ex-IMF chief to more than four years over corruption
Rodrigo Rato was convicted of major financial crimes and sentenced to prison, with his case pending appeal.
Isabel dos Santos: From Africa's richest woman to dirty money' probe
Isabel dos Santos is facing international sanctions and corruption allegations, which she claims are politically motivated attacks by the Angolan government.
Spain court sentences ex-IMF chief to more than four years over corruption
Rodrigo Rato was convicted of major financial crimes and sentenced to prison, with his case pending appeal.
Isabel dos Santos: From Africa's richest woman to dirty money' probe
Isabel dos Santos is facing international sanctions and corruption allegations, which she claims are politically motivated attacks by the Angolan government.
Opinion | Temporarily Disconnected From Politics? Feel No Guilt About It.
Many Black women are choosing to disengage from politics to rest, a sentiment echoed nationwide.
Black students sue New York school after teacher asks if they are 'pure-bred'
A New York school district faces a lawsuit after a teacher made racist comments towards Black students without facing disciplinary action.
American Airlines Settles Racial Discrimination Case
American Airlines settled a lawsuit regarding racial discrimination after three Black men were wrongly removed from a flight, emphasizing the need for inclusivity.
Two directors of Epic Games, Tencent resign amid antitrust investigation
The resignation of Tencent-appointed directors from Epic Games highlights concerns over antitrust laws related to interlocking directorates. This ongoing review emphasizes regulatory scrutiny in corporate governance.
Historic operation returns almost 1,000 trafficked animals to Madagascar
Nearly 1,000 trafficked lemurs and tortoises were repatriated from Thailand to Madagascar, marking a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts.
Red Bull names Liam Lawson as new F1 driver alongside Verstappen for 2025
Liam Lawson replaces Sergio Perez at Red Bull Racing, eager to learn from four-time champion Max Verstappen.
Premier League: Wolves hire Pereira from Saudi Pro League's Al Shabab
Vitor Pereira has been appointed as head coach of Wolverhampton Wanderers to help the team avoid relegation from the Premier League.
Harmful chemicals found in plastic cooking utensils DW 12/19/2024
Household black plastic items often contain harmful flame retardants, with a study finding 85% of tested items leaching these chemicals.
21 Selfish Bosses Who Are Making Their Employees' Lives Way, Way, WAY Worse
The most toxic behavior I've ever seen.
EU research funds flow to Israel despite outrage over Gaza war
EU funding to Israeli institutions has surpassed $250 million since the Gaza conflict began, raising concerns over military implications.
We've all been there! Black hole takes a 'nap' after overeating
A newly discovered black hole, 400 million times the Sun's mass, shows periods of hyperactivity followed by long dormancy, challenging black hole growth models.
Al Sharpton Knocks Dems For Acting Like There Was a Landslide Against' the Party After Trump Win: That's Not True!'
Al Sharpton defends the Democratic Party, arguing the 2024 election loss was not a landslide and praising Biden's civil rights achievements.
Palestinian freedom cannot rest on the oppression of others
Palestinians view their struggle as independent from oppressive regimes, emphasizing a commitment to universal human dignity and liberation.
Mary Jane Veloso, Filipina nearly executed in Indonesia, arrives home
Mary Jane Veloso, after nearly 15 years on death row in Indonesia, returns to the Philippines where she seeks clemency while still serving a life sentence.
Trump sues Des Moines Register newspaper, claiming election interference'
Trump's lawsuit alleges pre-election polling interference by The Des Moines Register and its pollster.
Armenian Christians in Jerusalem's Old City feel the walls closing in
The Armenian community in Jerusalem faces existential threats from land deals and changing demographics amid broader regional conflicts.
At least 13 dead after naval vessel hits passenger boat off India's Mumbai
Thirteen people died in a naval boat accident involving a passenger ferry off the coast of Mumbai, with ongoing rescue efforts for survivors.
We are part of nature not apart from it | All Hail
The dominance of anthropocentrism shapes human perspectives, driving entitlement and the exploitation of nature, necessitating a fundamental change in worldview.
US state of Indiana executes Joseph Corcoran after 27 year legal battle
The execution of Joseph Corcoran raises concerns about lawful procedures and mental competency in capital punishment cases.
US lawmakers urge Biden administration to halt offensive weapons to Israel
Democratic lawmakers demand Biden halt arms to Israel due to humanitarian aid blocks.
How Much Has Law School Diversity Changed After A Year? Data Says...
Despite the Supreme Court's ban on affirmative action, racial and ethnic diversity in law school enrollment remained stable in 2024, with some exceptions.
Marble tablet inscribed with the Ten Commandments auctioned for $5m
The tablet is the oldest stone inscription of the Ten Commandments, auctioned for over $5 million.
It was inscribed in Paleo-Hebrew script and dates from 300 to 800 AD.
The Best of Economic Justice 2024 - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
NPQ features impactful articles highlighting grassroots movements for economic democracy and community empowerment.
Carlos Watson Played The Wrong Game And Lost | Defector
Carlos Watson was sentenced to nearly 10 years for financial fraud, claiming racial bias influenced his trial outcomes and reflecting on Silicon Valley's culture of exaggeration.
Marcus Rashford told Man United is better with him' by Ruben Amorim
Ruben Amorim assures Marcus Rashford he has a future at Manchester United, emphasizing his need to perform at a high level.
India's Ashwin retires from international cricket after Brisbane Test draw
Ravichandran Ashwin retires from international cricket after a 106-Test career, seeking to continue playing at the club level.
Call Of Duty Devs Say Ricochet Anti-Cheating Measures "Did Not Hit The Mark"
Ricochet Anti-Cheat faced challenges during Black Ops 6 Season 1, leading to increased bans and updated measures to tackle cheaters effectively.
Israel attacks Gaza City amid attempts to reach ceasefire deal
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has led to significant civilian casualties amid continued ceasefire negotiations, underscoring the urgent need for humanitarian measures.
Palestinians sue State Department over US assistance to Israel's military
Biden administration is accused of violating US law by providing aid to Israeli military involved in serious human rights abuses.
A lawsuit seeks to cut off American assistance to the Israeli military under the Leahy Law.
Israel attacks Gaza City amid attempts to reach ceasefire deal
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has led to significant civilian casualties amid continued ceasefire negotiations, underscoring the urgent need for humanitarian measures.
Palestinians sue State Department over US assistance to Israel's military
Biden administration is accused of violating US law by providing aid to Israeli military involved in serious human rights abuses.
A lawsuit seeks to cut off American assistance to the Israeli military under the Leahy Law.
Building #Blacksky - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
A new online community initiative, Blacksky, emerges on Bluesky in response to challenges faced by Black individuals seeking safe spaces online.
The Best of Racial Justice 2024 - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The NPQ team emphasizes the need for support to navigate uncertainty in nonprofit leadership and racial justice efforts in 2024.
More than 60 years later, Langston Hughes' 'Black Nativity' is still a pillar of African American theater
'Black Nativity' reflects diverse cultural expressions within African American communities, shaped by historical movements and the evolution of artistic intent.
Judge rejects Trump's bid to throw out Stormy Daniels hush money conviction
Trump is not immune from prosecution as a former president, according to New York Judge Juan Merchan's ruling.
The trial relates to unofficial conduct, distinct from acts performed in official presidential capacity.
World's Lightest 3D-Printed Titanium Alpitude Superleggero Ti Ltd Cages Are Back in Black
Alpitude's new ultralight titanium water bottle cages feature innovative 3D printing and a durable, stealthy finish, appealing to high-end cycling enthusiasts.
Why aren't more politicians condemning Nancy Mace's vicious anti-trans stunts? | Jay Saper
Nancy Mace's actions against transgender rights reflect a troubling alignment with historical segregationist ideologies, necessitating dissent against such discrimination.
"Is he Black?": Public advocate candidate questions Jumaane Williams' identity and connection to Black community - Bronx Times
Angela Aquino criticized Jumaane Williams' authenticity and connection to the Black community during a Conservative Party meeting.
'Black Doves' Season 2: Everything We Know So Far
'Black Doves' is a gripping espionage drama inspired by real-life undercover police scandals, centered on an undercover spy's dangerous dual life.