Tag: Politics

In mid-September 2025, a bipartisan delegation of 250 U.S. state legislators traveled to Israel as part of the initiative “50 States One Israel.” The ...

Donald Trump continues to attack cities and jurisdictions heavily populated by minorities, often painting them as crime-ridden and unsafe despite ...

It wasn’t someone from “the radical left.” It wasn’t an “illegal immigrant,” and it wasn’t a person of color. The ...

For years, Donald Trump marketed himself as the champion of “real America”—a figure who promised to uplift farmers, defend small ...

In today’s polarized climate, our public discourse increasingly demands binary choices: left or right, black or white, good or evil. ...

As California enters the redistricting battle over control of the U.S. House of Representatives, it is very interesting to observe ...

Willful Ignorance and Cowardice: Twin Tower Threats to Humanity Talibdin “TD” El-Amin The greatest threat to democracy—and to humanity itself—is ...

Selective Outrage and Strategic Interests: Rethinking Washington’s Nigeria Narrative Talibdin “TD” El-Amin, “Ramblings Of An Issuecrat” The sudden moral urgency ...

University City’s government is preparing for a leadership transition with the appointment of Brooke A. Sharp, Esq. as interim City ...

Join The St. Louis Argus for an insightful conversation with Zaki Baruti and Talibdin El-Amin on activism, upcoming elections, and shaping foreign ...