Authorities have said Damon Joseph, 21, of Holland, Ohio, planned to kill worshipers inside a synagogue in Toledo with an assault rifle. A federal grand jury indictment charges him with attempting to provide material support to ISIS, attempting to commit a hate crime and possessing […]
Officials warned of almost instant frostbite as temperatures in the region plunged below zero Wednesday. Some state offices are closed and postal workers won’t deliver mail in six entire states — and parts of four others. Thousands of flights have been canceled along with […]
Bolton’s comments came just hours after Venezuela’s attorney general announced that Guaido was under investigation, despite the fact that members of parliament are typically immune from prosecution while in office. Maikel Moreno, the chief justice of the Venezuelan Supreme Court, said on Twitter that […]
By Andrew Rosario ATLANTA, GA.- What a difference 17 years make. The 2002 Super Bowl, played in New Orleans, featured the high flying St. Louis Rams against the neophyte New England Patriots. The Rams boasted “The Greatest Show on Turf” with a high powered offense led […]
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a premiere monitor of race hate across America, has joined other advocacy organizations and elected officials in demanding change to a Georgia state law that prohibits local communities from removing Confederate monuments. This is the first phase of a […]
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia The New York City Council’s Committee on Health has scheduled a Wednesday, Jan. 30, session to discuss a plan to ban menthol and flavored cigarettes. It’s a move that many in the civil rights community, black law […]
