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by Zaid Aleem To say that the past year has been tough for people all over the world is an
by Aysha Qamar Despite the increasing awareness of attacks on Asian Americans and calls for justice to hold individuals accountable, the AAPI
by Zaid Aleem Saudi Arabia's top diplomat announced a plan to end Yemen's six-year war, including a cease-fire and a
By Yousuf Ali Since 2013, there has been a civil war raging in Libya in the aftermath of a coup
by Nida A. Imam According to a report revealed by the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), the Russian government
by Aysha Qamar Republished from Daily Kos The killing of eight people Tuesday night, who worked at three metro Atlanta massage parlors
by Zaid Aleem Americans nationwide have began receiving their stimulus checks. President Joe Biden signed his sweeping $1.9 trillion Covid-19 economic relief
by Zaid Aleem While we are seeing a decline in many countries amid social distancing, lockdown measures and vaccine drives,
by Dr. Aslam Abdullah  The demand to ban the Quran or some of its verses is part of a well-calculated
By Yousuf Ali There was a people who accepted annual anguish They would set their clocks forward, and in tiredness,
by Zaid Aleem According to an independent study by more than 50 global experts on international law and genocide, the
By Anvee Bhutani Republished from Brown Girl Magazine. All eyes are on Delhi as farmers who have been protesting unfair agricultural legislation for
The following is a press release from the Alliance to Save and Protect America from Infiltration by Religious Extremists (ASPAIRE) Activists
The following is a press release by Alliance to Save and Protect America from Infiltration by Religious Extremists (ASPAIRE). It
by Zain Ahmed Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf made a massive, but also an impactful decision by choosing not to stand for the
By Nida A. Imam President Joe Biden informed the nation on March 2, that there will be enough COVID-19 vaccine
by Zaid Aleem According to resettlement organizations that deal directly with refugees, hundreds of refugees who had been accepted —
By Mohammad Nasir Jawed “We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need
By Yousuf Ali The United States attacked Iranian-supported militias in Syria that were said to have threatened American interests and
by Imam Mustapha Elturk Are we not tired of our hypocrisy claiming that all people are created equal as enshrined in
By Burhanulhaq Brula In the summer of 2019, Tabrez Ansari, a 24-year-old Muslim man in the Jharkhand state of India,
by Zaid Aleem As the U.S. prepares to reach a horrific new milestone—half a million Covid—19 fatalities—officials say the nation
by Quaid Saifee I’ve had enough of someone else’s propaganda. I’m for truth, no matter who tells it. I’m for
by Victor Ghalib Begg Black History Month this year began in the wake of a historical swearing-in of a Black female
by Aysha Qamar The COVID-19 pandemic has coincided with an increase in racism and crimes against the Asian community. Because
The following is a press release from The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) welcomes
by Mark Sumner  This story has been republished from Daily Kos Millions of homes in Texas are still without power
by Zaid Aleem In the wake of the raging debate about whether the administration of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo
by Nida A. Imam Update as of March 17: Although a grand jury could still decide to charge Dr. Gokal,
by Zaid Aleem In his second impeachment hearing Saturday, the U.S. Senate convicted former President Donald Trump, voting that Trump