Civil rights
A middle school student in Westminster, Maryland, has been discriminated against by Carroll County Public Schools (CCPS) after he objected to sharing a locker room with a girl. The student's parents claim that school administrators rejected their son's request to use the locker room designated for
Civil rights
As the general election draws near, the US Department of Justice has announced plans to monitor polling sites in six key jurisdictions to ensure a free, fair, and transparent electoral process. This initiative, led by the Civil Rights Division, is a testament to the Department's commitment to safeguarding
Attorneys general
The Department of Justice has announced plans to monitor polling sites in six jurisdictions to ensure transparency, ballot security, and compliance with federal law ahead of the November 4, 2025, general election. The Department's Civil Rights Division will deploy staff to monitor for compliance with federal civil rights
Civil rights
Families of the 1972 Bloody Sunday victims have fought for justice for five decades without a single person being held accountable in court. The case finally comes to trial on Monday, with a former British soldier, identified only as "Soldier F," facing charges of murder and attempted murder
Civil rights
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has issued a statement condemning the US State Department's latest Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for its glaring omission of the Gaza genocide. CAIR argues that the report's treatment of Israel is deeply inadequate and morally indefensible, particularly in
