Providing misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine contradicts physicians’ ethical and professional responsibilities, says the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) – the medical licensing board for physicians in the United...

By Seleman Kitenge According to the latest U.S. Census figures from 2018, about 2,403,564 foreign-born Africans live in the country. Brookings noted that in 2019, remittance flows to Sub-Saharan Africa...

By: Vashkar Bhattacharjee Diversity policies, especially when it comes to disabled people, are often created and implemented by decision makers with very different life experiences to those who their policies...

By Uchenna Ekwo How breaking news has become the new cliché in Cable TV networks Almost every news event or report on television networks today is labeled “Breaking News.” It...

By Cav. Antonio Caruso The military wing of Palestine’s ruling party has issued a credible death threat against a well-known Middle Eastern expert, Fadi Elsalameen. The Palestinian-American democracy activist was...

By Luis Arellano A U.S. soldier stands accused of plotting a terrorist attack on the 9/11 memorial in Manhattan and working to lure his fellow soldiers to their deaths at...

By Uchenna Ekwo More than 159 million voters in America (precisely, 159,633,396) who cast their ballots in the historic 2020 presidential election demonstrated again that the electorate is smarter than...

By Uchenna Ekwo American people poured out into the streets in their millions across major cities on Saturday to greet the outcome of the historic 2020 presidential election. The same...

Bangladesh Minister of National Planning, M. A. Mannan says there is an urgent need to reorganize the health systems in his country and around the world in addition to supporting...

By Osmond Ekwueme Again, Nigeria is in the news! This time not for living in “huts and s… hole” country, but for spirited debate on the correct treatment of coronavirus...