HUD Charges New Hampshire Landlord for Unlawfully Seeking Eviction

The property manager conducted a background check on long-term tenant after a fair housing complaint. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has charged a New Hampshire…

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Pharmaceutical Companies Request Recusal of FTC Chair from Insulin Case

They claim she and other commissioners are prejudiced against pharmaceutical companies. This week, the top three pharmaceutical companies in the United States requested that Lina Khan, chair of…

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FCC Requests Dismissal of Legal Challenge Over Workforce Data Collection

Broadcaster groups claim that the reinstatement of Form 395-B infringes on constitutional rights. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has requested a dismissal of a legal challenge to the…

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Judge Rules Transportation Department’s Disadvantaged Policies Unconstitutional

He says the 1983 federal program violates equal protections. District Judge Greg Van Tatenhove ruled that the Transportation Department (DOT) program offering additional funding to businesses owned by…

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DOJ Charges Transnational Terrorist Group Leaders with Conspiracy to Commit Violent Hate Crimes

Alleges the “Terrorgram Collective” used social media to solicit racial violence. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced charges this week against two leaders of “The Terrorgram Collective,” a…

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Federal Judge Rules X Must Face Age Discrimination Suit

Other cases regarding the massive layoffs by CEO Musk after the Twitter takeover have been dismissed. District Judge Susan Illston ruled this week that the social media platform…

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Interior Assistant Secretary Visits Tribal Projects in Washington and Alaska

He met with Tribal leadership to visit previous recipients of department funding. The Interior Department’s Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs, Bryan Newland, visited Tribal Nations in Washington and…

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Justice Department Says “Crime Free” Housing Programs Likely Illegal

The administration sends letters to police departments warning of potential discrimination. The Justice Department (DOJ) sent a letter to state and local police departments, informing them that certain…

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Federal Judge Rules VA Housing Discriminates Against Disabled Veterans

He says disability income cannot disqualify veterans from VA Housing.  U.S. District Judge David Carter ruled that the Department of Veterans Affairs discriminated against disabled veterans by effectively…

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HHS Proposes Policies to Improve Health Equity

The measures are intended to increase access to various services and telehealth flexibility. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a number of new proposed policies…

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