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Supreme Court upholds Montana police home entry decision
A legal case originating in Anaconda, Montana, recently reached the United States Supreme Court, resulting in a decision with national implications regarding police entry into
Film Festival Highlights Global Experiences of People of Color
The Africa World Now Project and the GWU Africana Studies Program recently hosted the 18th annual African Diaspora International Film Festival DC on the campus
South Africa Struggles to Protect Children in Gender Violence Crisis
South Africa has declared gender-based violence a national disaster following months of pressure from civil society groups. This declaration, made in late November, aims to
Digital Payments Boost US Economy with Jobs and Growth
A new study details the significant economic impact of digital payments in the United States. Conducted by PwC for the Electronic Transactions Association (ETA), the
Trump gestures, exchanges words with Michigan autoworker
Donald Trump visited a Ford factory in Dearborn, Michigan, on Tuesday, January 13. The visit was marked by a confrontation with a factory worker that
Salah Misses AFCON Title World Cup Tickets Surge Arbeloa Struggles
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California Court OKs New House District Map
California can move forward with a new U.S. House map that would boost Democrats’ chances in the 2026 midterms, a federal court ruled Wednesday. A
WCC Remembers Human Rights Advocate Pastor Dr Jochen Motte
Pastor Dr. Jochen Motte, a theologian and advocate for human rights, justice, and care for creation, has died on January 8 at the age of
Black Unemployment Increase Signals Economic Concerns
Black Unemployment Rate Rises, Signaling Potential Economic Slowdown The unemployment rate for Black workers increased to 7.5% in August, marking the highest level since October
Maryland Police Face Civil Rights Discrimination Lawsuit
A civil case concerning police accountability in Maryland began in Greenbelt’s US District Court on Monday. The case involves Mohamed Magassouba, the current police chief