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Pressley took over the mantle of the historic legislation that has been introduced in every session of Congress since 1989.
Howard Lutnick, whose net worth is $2 billion, said he thought it was a "perfectly reasonable thing to do" to…
Jeffries said that rather than address economic issues as promised, Republicans are "implementing the most extreme parts of Project 2025."
While fans praised Lamar for taking a political stance and centering Black culture, some conservatives made clear they weren't feeling…
Reps. Maxine Waters, Maxwell Frost and others confronted a federal employee who blocked them from entering the DOE headquarters.
The website publishes professional and personal information it characterizes as "DEI offenses," including salaries, resumes, and online posts.
Advocates and former EPA officials say the imminent closure will likely have lasting harmful impacts on Black, brown and poor…
White, a longtime Trump advisor, has had a complicated relationship with the Black community over the years.
The White House accused Democrats of inciting "violence" as lawmakers say the Trump administration has created a "Constitutional crisis."
Trump's plan for Palestinians and the Gaza Strip has resulted in pushback, including Rep. Al Green vowing to file articles…
Trump is drafting an executive order that would essentially defund the U.S. Department of Education and begin the process of…
Ruffin joins a long list of comics to serve as the WHCA dinner's entertainment, including Colin Jost, Roy Wood Jr.…
As President Trump and Republicans seize on diversity policies, political experts weigh in on Democrats' strategy to combat their agenda.
Critics continue to take aim at Trump for targeting minorities and women rather than focus on the deadly plane collision…
Members of the Congressional Black Caucus condemned Trump's remarks suggesting diversity hiring was to blame for the deadly collision.
Cvil rights groups are sounding the alarm about Patel's qualifications and warning of the FBI's pas illegal activities.
Trump left more questions than answers in his expletive attacks on Democrats and diversity practices during Thursday's press conference.
Trump's order allocating funding for expanding school choice would diverting crucial funding away from already underfunded public schools.
Charlotte A. Burrows, a former EEOC commissioner, says she will "explore all legal options" after being removed by Trump.