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From Prison Cell to Fitness Empire: How One New York Gym Became a Lifeline After Incarceration

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Pope Leo XIV Africa Visit Highlights Slavery Legacy and Personal Roots

Cape town — Pope Leo XIV is set to visit the historic Church of Our Lady of Muxima during his

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Trump administration escalates scrutiny of Harvard with new civil rights probes

Washington— The administration of Donald Trump said on Monday it has launched two new investigations into Harvard University, intensifying its

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OPINION: India’s Caste Census May Finally Recognize Pasmanda Muslims

Recognizing caste within the Muslim population isn’t a threat to unity; it’s a path toward justice. In a landmark shift,

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OPINION: Waqf for the People, Not Politicians—India’s Bold Reform Move

Minister of Minority Affairs, Kiren Rijiju introduced the bill rooted with history, practicality, and the realities faced by Pasmanda community.

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The Future of US Aid to Africa: A Reset, Not a Cancellation

The end of USAID’s current aid structure should not mean the end of US support for Africa. Even when it