Posts in category Opinion

In June, a federal judge, William G. Young, of the Massachusetts District Court, rejected the Trump administration’s plan to cancel millions of dollars in grants …

MIXTURE OF PRIDE AND SADNESS: “We don’t know if they had the choice of what they were wearing when they were painted," in only known …

LITTLE DAYLIGHT: Between US and Israel evident as Rubio and Netanyahu meet. PHOTO COURTESY OFCL.USEMBASSY.GOV Jerusalem (AP) — Israel and the United States showed a …

Guyanese voters, in elections held Sept. 1, apparently ignored allegations of corruption that led to United States sanctions and they provided enough votes to the …

By Rev. Dr. Wendell Anthony President Detroit NAACP “Because power corrupts, society’s demand for authority and character increases as the importance of the position increases,” …

I want to share something that has been weighing heavily on me. The Miami-Dade property tax system is crushing working families and shattering dreams. With …

THROUGH THE YEARS: Daphne Taylor with friends and family, below. Also see story and photos page 8A. PHOTOS COURTESY OF ALAN LUBY / FOR SOUTH …

“What’s past is prologue,” a line from Shakespeare’s play, “The Tempest,” is often quoted and has become quite commonplace. The phrase offers both an opportunity …

The federal government will screen foreigners applying for permanent residence to weed out those who “endorsed, promoted, supported or otherwise espoused anti-American, terrorist or antisemitic …

MOTHER MOSQUE OF AMERICA: Hundreds of fifth-generation Muslim Iowans, recent refugees and migrants pray on industrial carpets rolled onto the gym’s basketball court — the …