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Between 2015 and 2021, Lakeland Bank allegedly failed to provide mortgage lending services to Newark's Black and Latino communities.
The DOJ is considering whether to seek the death penalty against the Buffalo suspect accused of murdering 10 African Americans.
White House officials met with the NAACP and may soon meet with others to discuss combating white supremacist violence and…
After a mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, leaders said the need to combat white supremacy, domestic terrorism and gun…
Rollins is seeking protection from the U.S. Marshals Service, backed by dozens of faith leaders and community groups.
AG Merrick Garland announced Monday that the DOJ is taking legal action against the state of Texas over its new…
Being led away after Pastor Ezekiel Ndikumana tackled him, Dezire Baganda said all churches and schools need to be shot…
Donna Brazile opines that the government has an obligation to step on and protect people when they are being threatened…
The DOJ sued Texas over a new state law that bans most abortions, arguing it was enacted “in open defiance…
Attacks against Blacks increased from 1,930 in 2019 to 2,755 in 2020. Crimes targeting Asians here went from 158 to…
The DOJ is launching a probe into police in Phoenix to examine if officers used excessive force and abused people…
President Joe Biden has nominated eight leaders to serve as U.S. attorneys who are on the cusp of making history
Biden hosted mayors and police chiefs from across the country on Monday to discuss gun violence prevention ahead of Tuesday's…
The DOJ's lawsuit against Georgia says a lot about the Biden administration's commitment to protecting the Black vote.
Attorney General Merrick Garland and DOJ Civil Rights Division's Assistant Attorney Kristen Clarke announced the Georgia lawsuit on Friday.
Attorney General Merrick Garland made it clear that building on voting rights is a priority of President Joe Biden’s administration.
A standoff occurred between a Black Lives Matter protestor and a restaurant patron in Louisville, Kentucky.
It requires the FBI to release all its counterintelligence program files, including those about Hampton and Martin Luther King.