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Two judges said Trump’s anti-DEI push could raise concerns about First Amendment rights but said the judge’s sweeping block went too far.
A nonprofit representing plaintiffs in a lawsuit against Trump's anti-DEI orders filed an emergency motion for a status conference.
Discover Barack Obama's journey from community organizer to first African American US President. Legacy and impact.
"Many of us walked away from 2024, and there was a big fat lie that was told," said Sen. Angela…
While many Black women made clear they would take a break from political engagement after the 2024 election, activist Melanie
U.S. District Judge William Alsup ordered federal agencies rehire probationary employees who were terminated, citing that it was “unlawful."
D.C. is bracing for $1 billion in budget cuts that will impact all residents, but Black communities stand to be…
“The president is showing who he’s always been in politics for: the well-off and well-connected — all at the expense
Advocates worry the government will not look out for poor students, those still learning English, disabled students and racial minorities.
Maurice Mitchell, national director of the Working Families Party, explains how the party challenges some Democrats while building power.
A recession, spending cuts and an expansion of Trump's tax cuts threatens post-pandemic progress to rebuild Black wealth, experts warn.
Affordable housing experts and advocates say it will harm Black communities and vulnerable minorities the most.
Gilchrist tells theGrio why he's the right candidate to take on the "Trump-Musk administration" and lead Michigan to the "next…
A New York Times analysis found that more than 5,000 government web pages had been changed since Trump took office.
The 99-page bill would provide a slight boost to defense programs while trimming nondefense programs below 2024 budget year levels.