A new Trump executive order restricting birthright citizenship for children of undocumented and temporary-status immigrants is headed for Supreme Court review, igniting a nationwide debate
Housing advocates warn that new Trump administration executive orders to expand mortgage lending and cut regulatory barriers to home construction could weaken Fair Housing Act
Pro-Trump activists working with the White House are circulating a draft executive order that would declare a national emergency over unproven foreign interference in the
Septima Poinsette Clark, often called the Mother of the Civil Rights Movement, used citizenship schools and grassroots literacy education to empower Black Southerners to vote
National leaders, presidents and civil rights advocates gathered in Chicago to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson, celebrating the Rainbow PUSH Coalition founder’s life, legacy and decades
New analysis highlighted by the Center for American Progress warns that recent immigration crackdowns, reduced net migration, and slower labor force growth may be weakening
Rev. Jesse Jackson, a native son of Greenville, is honored in South Carolina and Chicago with moving tributes, marches, and memorial services celebrating his lifelong
Civil Rights TV, the world’s first 24/7 civil rights network, launches in Selma on the Connect To Your City OTT platform, preserving history and powering
Morehouse College will host Horizon, a powerful NSF-funded supercomputer, expanding AI and STEM research opportunities for students, faculty, and HBCUs across the nation.
A new study finds Black households face higher energy burdens than white households, with older housing, rising utility rates, and historic redlining driving severe financial
President Trump says he will issue an executive order to end mail-in ballots before the 2026 midterms after consulting with Vladimir Putin, drawing sharp criticism
