The United States paused its nearly two-week run of strikes against Iran for a second consecutive night over the weekend (MSN, 2026).
Month: July 2026
Black News Jul 26, 2026Tate Reeves Says Don’t Cause Division, But History Shows Mississippi Is Divided
Gov. Tate Reeves blamed Ben Crump and Al Sharpton for ‘stoking division’ in the Nolan Wells case. A timeline of Mississippi’s own history — secession…
Daily Reading Jul 26, 2026Daily Numerology: July 27, 2026 — Universal Day 8 (Power & Abundance)
Daily numerology reading for July 27, 2026. Universal Day Number 8 — Power & Abundance. Kemetic spiritual wisdom for your day. I claim my birthright of power an
Earth Changes Jul 26, 2026US strikes ‘on a hold,’ as peace, Strait of Hormuz talks resume with Iran
President Trump ordered the Pentagon to stand down on July 24, breaking a streak of 13 consecutive days of airstrikes against Iran (Xinhua, 2026…
Earth Changes Jul 26, 2026US Pauses Iran Strikes as China Pushes for Peace Talks
This decision comes as China is promoting renewed US-Iran diplomatic negotiations, with Pakistan joining the mediation efforts (Ibtimes, 2026).
Civil Rights Jul 25, 2026Cato Institute Opposes Fifth Circuit’s Qualified Immunity Ruling on Free Speech
The Cato Institute and the Law Enforcement Action Partnership filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Fifth Circuit qualified immun
Earth Changes Jul 25, 2026US Israel Iran war latest news: US disables second blockade
For the first time in two weeks, Iran reported no new US strikes overnight into Saturday. “Iran had a peaceful night,” Iran’s health ministry spokesperson…
Civil Rights Jul 25, 2026Education Department Ends Disparate-Impact Civil Rights Enforcement: What It Means for Black Students — and Everyone Else
ED rescinded Title VI’s disparate-impact standard on July 23, 2026. What it changes, who it affects beyond the Black community, and why this was decided by regulation, not a vote in Congress.