He has been charged with insulting the nation’s monarchy and faces years-long sentences. The U.S. government expressed concerns over the arrest of American citizen Paul Chambers in Thailand…
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HHS Expands Title IX Investigation in Maine
Officials look at principals’ association for allowing biological male students to play in female sports. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Civil Rights expanded…
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Supreme Court Justices Hear “Majority Discrimination“ Case
An appeals court had required a higher burden of proof from the white heterosexual employee. The justices of the Supreme Court recently heard a case of reverse discrimination…
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President Stops Aid to South Africa Over Property Seizures
He directs his administration to support the resettlement of Afrikaner refugees. President Donald Trump signed an executive order addressing the “unjust racial discrimination” occurring in South Africa under…
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Vice President Visits Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial
He took the tour before the Munich Security Conference and meeting with the Ukrainian president. On Thursday, Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance made a…
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House Minority Leader Announces “Rapid Reponse Task Force”
He calls the group an “all hands on deck effort” to counter President Trump. House Minority Leader Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York announced the formation of a…
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Education Department Investigates Two Colleges Allowing Transgender Athletes
The department implements President Trump’s executive order, signed last week. The Department of Education launched investigations into two colleges and an athletic association for allowing transgender athletes on…
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Former Bureau of Prisons Lieutenant Convicted for Violence Toward Inmate
Justice Department charged him with one count of conspiring to violate civil rights. A former lieutenant at the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) pled guilty to punishing an…
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DOJ Reaches Settlement with Maine for Disabled Children to Remain at Home
The settlement resolves allegations of disability rights violations. The state of Maine agreed to address the unnecessary separation of children with behavioral disabilities away from their homes and…
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HUD Announces Fair Housing Partnership with North Carolina Central University
The agency will pair university students with fair housing attorneys across the nation. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced a partnership last month that is…
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