DOJ Drops Police Reform Settlements in Floyd and Taylor Cases
In a surprise turn ahead of George Floyd’s 5th anniversary, the DOJ halts police reform settlements in Minneapolis and Louisville, closing investigations into six other agencies.
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Activists March in DC to Defend Black History Teaching and Diversity Programs
Activists marched in Washington D.C. on May 3 to protest the Trump administration’s moves to cut diversity programs and change Black history teaching and exhibits.
US Authorities Probe Offensive Texts Targeting Black Americans
A surge of offensive text messages targeting Black Americans has prompted multiple federal and state authorities to launch investigations across several US states.
U.S. Senate Debates Sweeping Anti-Semitism Bill Amid Campus Tensions
U.S. Senate considers a House-passed bill broadening the definition of anti-Semitism, sparking debates over free speech and the rise of campus protests.
Is the NSA’s Secret Data Collection a Modern ‘1984’?
Recent revelations about the NSA’s covert data purchases echo George Orwell’s ‘1984,’ sparking debate on privacy and the First Amendment in today’s digital age.