Imprisoned journalist and FSRN commentator Mumia Abu-Jamal has scored a decisive, and possibly life-saving, legal victory in his two-year-long fight to receive effective treatment for Hepatitis C. The case, Abu-Jamal vs. Wetzel, has broader...
Cuba is observing an officially-mandated nine-day mourning period after the death of its longtime head-of-state, Fidel Castro, who died on Friday, November 25th, at the age of 90. Castro survived multiple assassination attempts and...
A commentary from Mumia Abu Jamal on the presidential election results in the United States. Download Audio Shock and awe. I didn’t see this coming. The words I never I’d say – “President Trump”...
Download Audio Newsbreak: Cleveland officials announce no charges to be files in the police killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice. There is something shattering about the death, the killing, of a child. When a child...
A commentary from Mumia Abu Jamal on the presidential campaign currently underway in the United States. Download Audio Boorish and boring. Watching political debates is not my thing. First of all, they’re hardly really...
Legal proceedings are underway in a Pennsylvania courtroom as FSRN contributor and former death-row resident Mumia Abu Jamal seeks medical care for hepatitis C. FSRN’s Nell Abram has more. Download Audio Mumia Abu Jamal...
Charleston by Mumia Abu-Jamal Download Audio A young white man, barely at the age of his majority, walks into Charleston’s most storied Black church and, before he leaves, a new history is written. Attending...
Cleveland became the latest see to witness demonstrations after the acquittal of a white police officer in the deaths of unarmed black men. Officer Michael Brelo was found not guilty of voluntary manslaughter in...
Six Baltimore police officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray U.S. Supreme Court finally takes up same-sex marriage Court strikes down law to gag prisoner speech as Mumia Abu Jamal’s health deteriorates Search...
A U.S. District court has struck down a Pennsylvania law that prevented persons convicted of violent crimes from public speech. The state law – which was struck down on constitutional grounds – was widely...
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