The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Monday over the fate of Louisiana’s second Black-majority congressional district.

Federal Government Under Siege is a multipart series that explores the impact of the Trump administration’s overhaul of the ...

On March 8, we commemorate International Women's Day, as an opportunity to recognize the power, accomplishments, and contributions of women. Posters and drawings which increase attention and motivate ...

Marlean Ames says she is the victim of reverse discrimination: She was not hired for a job that she wanted, and she was demoted, because she is straight. Ames sued and brought her case to the Supreme ...

Soon there’ll be no enforcement,” said Representative Maxine Waters of California. “We really are going to go backward.” ...

"That sort of line drawing does not eradicate discrimination. It perpetuates it," they wrote. Additionally, the lawyers noted that Ames would still have to demonstrate before a jury that she was ...

drawing laughter inside the courtroom. But there’s nothing funny about what is afoot here. To be clear: There is no evidence that LGBTQ people are engaged in large-scale discrimination against ...

Violating those protections is not a felony under existing state law, as political discrimination would be. North Carolina officials have estimated that Helene caused about $59.4 billion in ...

I've said earlier that overcoming discrimination is generally considered ... may have flexibility in the "brutally difficult line-drawing exercises" this area of doctrine will require.

Justices are asked to clarify the standard for employment discrimination claims. Marlean Ames had earned positive performance reviews for nearly 15 years in her job at the Ohio Department of Youth ...