DOGE, HUD cut funding for fair housing programs, likely leaving Ohioans without defense against discrimination.

U.S. Magistrate Judge Elizabeth Stafford said a lawsuit brought by Michigan female prisoners, complaining about mold, should be allowed to continue.

The top court had on February 20 stayed the Lokpal’s order, saying it was "something very, very disturbing” and concerned the independence of the judiciary.

A unit inside the C.F.P.B. protects servicemembers and veterans from financial scams. The Trump Administration has tried to stop it.

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A Lower Merion dad, whose daughter faced discrimination based on her disability, laments a safety net that's "pretty well ...

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Members of the South Bend Community Police Review Board discussed deliberating complaints monthly and how mandated ...

The Black Council of Windsor-Essex is looking for change at the Windsor Police Service as well as an apology after CBC News ...

STEUBENVILLE — Legal Aid of Southeast and Central Ohio stands to lose $425,000 in federal funding for fair housing initiatives if recent budget cuts ordered by the Department of Government Efficiency ...

At the corner of West 36th Street and Wyandotte Street in Kansas City, Missouri, residents remained without power Monday ...