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Biden Announces Plans for COVID-19 Vaccine for Every Adult American 
By Nida A. Imam President Joe Biden informed the nation on March 2, that there will be enough COVID-19 vaccine
Refugees are being removed from flights to the US
by Zaid Aleem According to resettlement organizations that deal directly with refugees, hundreds of refugees who had been accepted —
Manikfan: A Man in a Million
By Mohammad Nasir Jawed “We do not need magic to change the world, we carry all the power we need
Biden Administration Bombs Iranian Targets in Syria
By Yousuf Ali The United States attacked Iranian-supported militias in Syria that were said to have threatened American interests and
We Are All Equal: In Observance of Black History Month – An Imam’s Perspective
by Imam Mustapha Elturk Are we not tired of our hypocrisy claiming that all people are created equal as enshrined in
Op Ed: Nazi Germany and Hindutva India, A Fascist Road to Ethnic Purity
By Burhanulhaq Brula In the summer of 2019, Tabrez Ansari, a 24-year-old Muslim man in the Jharkhand state of India,
Half a Million and Counting
by Zaid Aleem As the U.S. prepares to reach a horrific new milestone—half a million Covid—19 fatalities—officials say the nation
Remembering Malcolm X on his 56th Assassination Anniversary
by Quaid Saifee I’ve had enough of someone else’s propaganda. I’m for truth, no matter who tells it. I’m for
Black History Month: Putting our differences aside
by Victor Ghalib Begg Black History Month this year began in the wake of a historical swearing-in of a Black female
Hundreds of volunteers are escorting elderly Asian Americans to help keep them safe from attacks
by Aysha Qamar The COVID-19 pandemic has coincided with an increase in racism and crimes against the Asian community. Because
AHRC Urges End to Yemen's Humanitarian Crisis 
The following is a press release from The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) welcomes
Blackout continues in Texas, as Republicans blame everything but the real problem
by Mark Sumner  This story has been republished from Daily Kos Millions of homes in Texas are still without power
Allegations on Andrew Cuomo’s handling of COVID-19
by Zaid Aleem In the wake of the raging debate about whether the administration of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo
A Houston Doctor was Charged for Administering the COVID-19 Vaccine
by Nida A. Imam Update as of March 17: Although a grand jury could still decide to charge Dr. Gokal,
Trump's Second Impeachment Trial
by Zaid Aleem In his second impeachment hearing Saturday, the U.S. Senate convicted former President Donald Trump, voting that Trump
Death Sentence Commuted for Saudi Man Jailed as a Teen 
By Nida A. Imam The Specialized Criminal Court of Saudia Arabic has reduced a Saudi man's sentence from life to
It’s officially a permanent ban: Trump will never tweet again
by Aysha Qamar Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial is probably not the only concern he currently has. Twitter, Trump’s social
Institute of Medieval and Post Medieval Studies Essay Contest
It is a pleasure to announce the second IMPMS essay contest for young writers. One of the objectives of IMPMS
Meet the Muslims in Biden's administration
by TMO Staff More than 10 Muslim Americans have been selected for positions in the new U.S. administration. Aisha Shah-
COVID-19 Updates: Cases and Deaths in the U.S.
by Zaid Aleem As of this report, the novel coronavirus has killed at least 463,437 people and infected about 27 million
Harvard Law Review Appoints First Muslim President
By Rehan Qamar In another first for Muslim Americans nationwide, the Harvard Law Review, a prestigious law school journal,  has
A Muslim Reviews Atheist-Christian Debate on Religion and Morality
By Yousuf Ali Early in 2020, Atheist YouTuber Alex O’Connor debated Christian Philosopher Dr. Keith Ward on the motion “Morality
ISIS Attacks Rekindle Iraqi-Saudi Conflict
by Rasha Al Aqeedi Reposted from the Center for Global Policy The recent suicide bombings in Baghdad have created a
Meet Saima Mohsin the first woman, immigrant, and Muslim U.S. Attorney in American history
by Aysha Qamar Shortly after Joe Biden was sworn into office as president of the United States, U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider
Trump’s Money Matters
By Nida A. Imam Although it has been more than 10 days since the former president left the White House,
Myanmar's Military Coup
By Nida Ashraf Imam The military of Myanmar (also known as Burma) announced on Monday that it has taken control
Did the Proud Boys know that their leader, Enrique Tarrio, was a police informant?
by Aysha Qamar In a weird turn of events, Enrique Tarrio, a chairman for the extremist organization Proud Boys, who organized a
Chief Federal Judge in DC Keeps Man Who was in Pelosi's Office in Jail
by Zaid Aleem During a hearing on Thursday, the chief judge of the Washington federal court scorched Capitol riot defendants,
Guide: Help with Funeral Costs
by Dr. Aslam Abdullah Nearly 8,000 people die in the U.S. each day. The rising burial cost has made it
Giving Refugees Employment Opportunities Through Remote Work
by Lorraine Charles Reposted from the Center for Global Policy Conflict in the Middle East has resulted not only in the