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An appeals court ruled a portion of Orange County’s human rights ordinance conflicted with the Florida Civil Rights Act and is unconstitutional.

In all professions, women listen, bring comfort, and make decisions that help bring people together.

The commission typically receives a handful of complaints every year. Some members of the nine-person commission believe there are likely other legitimate disputes residents are not bringing to the commission’s

Kimble Forrister spent 27 years as executive director of Alabama Arise, assembling faith-based, civic and non-profit groups to help low-income folk.

Workers of the Contreras Mogetta BBBC Consorcio De Cooperación hired by Galaxy Lithium to exploit the Sal de Vida mine in the Argentine province of Catamarca have gone on strike citing overdue payments and non-compliance with the supply of proper gear.

The Stop WOKE Act prohibits employers from requiring employees to participate in certain types of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training. The bill was recently passed by the...

In her latest photoshoot, stylist Pam Chhatwal has called for peace amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Take a look at the pictures.

As the Georgia General Assembly closes in on the end of a two-year session, a few bills from Chatham legislators are cutting it close.

Carmel’s First Black Equity Director Says His Firing Was Discriminatory

The Georgia House went into extra innings on Friday as it worked to send as many measures as possible to the Senate on “Crossover Eve.” Next week’s deadline for legislation to cross to...