The T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center will lead the “We The People Walk for Democracy” on Sept. 27, aiming to...
Pearson captured 65.8% of the vote, according to the Associated Press. Lamar earned 24.2%, Alexandria‑Williams received 6.8%, and Torino finished with 3.2%.
A federal appeals court allowed TPS protections to continue only through Monday, July 27, creating a narrow window before work permits and deportation shields lapse.
The 6–3 decision expands executive authority over TPS and restricts the ability of immigrants to challenge terminations in court.
A national coalition will gather in Alabama on Saturday for a sweeping Day of Action responding to the Supreme Court’s Callais ruling.
A coalition of civil rights groups filed an emergency motion Friday to stop Gov. Jeff Landry from suspending Louisiana’s congressional primary after voting had already begun...
The new ruling narrows Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, making it harder for minority voters to challenge racially discriminatory maps.
Slavery exhibits at Philadelphia’s President’s House were restored after a federal judge ordered the National Park Service to return the panels removed in January.
The White House initially barred Moore from the National Governors Association business meeting.
Moore called the decision disrespectful but said his worth “comes from God and the people of Maryland,” not from the president.
