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A legal group fighting against affirmative action sued the U.S. Naval Academy on Thursday over its purported consideration of an applicant’s race in admissions decisions.

A Montana state district court judge blocked enforcement of Senate Bill 99, the discriminatory law that threatens the health and well-being of Montana transgender youth by denying them access to

PHILADELPHIA – CVS Pharmacy has denied allegations that it improperly and incorrectly prescribed medication to one of its customers - an Upper Darby woman who says she suffered adverse reactions as a result.

An independent commission’s redraw of legislative maps following the 2020 Census faces scrutiny on claims it diluted representation for minority voters by extending Detroit districts into the suburbs.

After a misunderstanding about signature requirements, Wyoming marijuana advocates say their legalization initiatives would have actually qualified for the 2024 ballot.

When the Supreme Court delivered its landmark ruling prohibiting the consideration of race in college admissions, Richard Kahlenberg was the rare liberal intellectual who celebrated. A prolific researcher at Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce, Kahlenberg didn’t just welcome the end of affirmative action as we knew it — he served as an […]

A federal judge will not grant an emergency stay blocking a scheduled vote next week for new members of Asheville’s Human Relations Commission. The judge also has rejected the city’s request to dismiss a lawsuit challenging commission membership.

The ruling stems from a pair of lawsuits brought by a same-sex couple and a Catholic woman who were told they could not foster children through a Christian-based agency.

The Somerset Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) held their September meeting at the Pulaski Public Library on September 9, with special focus on recognizing the US

In a 2-1 decision, a federal appeals court ruled that an injunction on the law would “limit accountable elected officials from sorting out these medical, social and policy changes.”