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In a historic move, the Chicago suburb of Evanston, Illinois, launched a reparations program in 2021, the first of its kind in the nation, according to

OLYMPIA — Washingtons top election official says he does not believe a state law that allows voters to challenge the right of a candidate with a felony conviction to appear on the general …

OLYMPIA — Washington’s top election official says he does not believe a state law that allows voters to challenge the right of a candidate with a felony conviction to appear

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Brittany McLemore has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Bogalusa City Schools District alleging violations under Title IX due to sexual misconduct by a physical education teacher. The case details multiple constitutional breaches and seeks compensatory damages along with injunctive relief.

Pinnacle Medical Solutions and Diabetes Management & Supplies have filed a lawsuit against Louisiana Healthcare Connections, Centene Corporation, and Ralph L. Abraham alleging improper clawback attempts violating federal laws and constitutional rights related to Medicaid payments for diabetes management supplies.

Chilling bodycam footage captured the moment a five-year-old blind and deaf Shih Tzu mix named Teddy was gunned down by Sturgeon police officer Myron Woodson on Sunday.

The decision is the first in the nation to overturn such a law, according to civil rights advocates.

The move is considered a victory for teacher unions and advocacy groups that promote curricula like Critical Race Theory.

It may be a one-sided issue favoring Republicans because the Court might not uphold any congressional action to expand abortion rights.