‘Recovery Czar’ Overcomes Tragedy To Advocate Against Substance Abuse
Barbara Allen, who lost siblings and a child in drug-related events, tirelessly works to help others.
State & Local Politics
Coups Make A Comeback In Africa — And For Some Leaders, Therein Lies A Warning
Guinea is the latest African country to experience a coup, its third since independence in 1958.
New York Racial Justice Commission Reveals Critical Findings As It Battles Discrimination
The commission’s goal is to add initiatives on the November 2022 ballot that could change the city’s charter.
Suspected Petition Thief Arrested 4 Months After Altercation At San Francisco Farmer’s Market
Three school board seats and a $1.1 billion budget could be up for grabs if the recall vote succeeds.
Trump At Center Stage As Race For Virginia’s Governor’s Mansion Heats Up
Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe is seeking a return to office by linking his wealthy GOP rival Glenn Youngkin to the former president.
Ethiopian PM Abiy’s Shuttle Diplomacy As Tigray Conflict Worsens
Abiy recently visited four African countries and Turkey as UN’s António Guterres warns of a “humanitarian catastrophe” in Tigray.
Democrat Leaders Mobilize For Newsom In Final Stretch Before Recall Vote
Vice President Kamala Harris and Sen. Elizabeth Warren have been called on to help protect Newsom from being ousted on Sept. 14.
Africa’s Che Guevara: Burkina Faso Awaits Ex-President’s Trial For Murder Of Charismatic Predecessor
Exiled ex-president Blaise Compaoré and 13 others to be tried over the 1987 murder of his famous predecessor, Thomas Sankara.
Texas Abortion Law Offers Roadmap For States To Restrict Other Rights
The law effectively deputizes private citizens to act at attorneys general, and experts warn that might not stop with abortion.