EEOC Considers Rollback Of Decades-Old Diversity Data Collection Requirements
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the nation’s top workplace civil rights agency (EEOC), is considering a major rollback of diversity…
Tragic Shooting At San Diego Mosque Leaves Three Dead, Suspects Take Their Own Lives
In a devastating incident on Monday morning, two teenage assailants fatally shot three men at the Islamic Centre of San…
Four Dead And Many Injured Over Fuel Price Hikes Protests In Kenya
At least four individuals have lost their lives and over 30 others sustained injuries during protests linked to a nationwide…
Death Toll In DRC Climbs To 131 As WHO Prepares Emergency Ebola Meeting
A panel of experts, led by the World Health Organization (WHO), is convening to explore potential vaccine solutions in light…
Belgium’s Last Suspect In Lumumba Assassination Dies
Belgium’s last chance at justice for the murder of Patrice Lumumba has died with the man accused of helping orchestrate…
Sierra Leone Agrees To Receive Deported West Africans From U.S.
Sierra Leone Foreign Minister Timothy Kabba speaks during a UN Security Council meeting on leadership for peace, on the sidelines…
Ex-Homeless Teen From L.A Graduates With A 4.4 GPA, Accepted To 65 Colleges
Lamont Newell, an African American teen from Los Angeles, California, earned a full ride to Columbia University after years of…
Ghana Pushes Large-Scale Miners For Bigger Gold Slice Amid Unresolved Terms
Negotiations between Ghana’s central bank and large-scale gold miners have stalled over pricing and discount terms, even as the Bank…