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Civil rights leaders blasted the Supreme Court for its decision to remove affirmative action from the college admissions process.
The Supreme Court struck down affirmative action, putting an end to decades-long programs that considered race for college admissions.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday delivered a carefully crafted speech on his economic policies, dubbed “Bidenomics."
Activists and experts have conflicting opinions on the Supreme Court’s decision to have Louisiana redraw its congressional map potentially.
The White House announced an investment of over $40 billion toward connecting underserved communities to affordable high-speed internet.
The Congressional Black Caucus urged Biden to address immigration policies they say disproportionately impact Black migrants.
As CEO of AmeriCorps, Michael D. Smith is the first openly gay Black man to lead the federal agency geared…
Incumbent President Julius Maada Bio has faced increasing criticism because of debilitating economic conditions.
The Supreme Court's decision granted state governments the power to execute their own abortion legislation.
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Rep. Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., unveiled new legislation intended to safeguard against Republican-led restrictions on abortion rights.
Many continue to call on the Supreme Court to adopt a code of ethics following revelations that justices have crossed…
The issue of poverty in America was lifted up this week as hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of…
Congressional members held a ceremony to debut a postage stamp honoring the late former U.S. Congressman John R. Lewis, D-Ga.
Multiracial support for reparations for Black Americans is growing, with many Jewish and Japanese organizations joining in.
Top Republican contenders in the 2024 presidential race were noticeably silent about Juneteenth on Monday.
Activists are using new efforts to protect against what they see as a deliberate movement to roll back Black voters'…
Republican lawmakers booted the lawmakers from office on April 6 for violating decorum rules during the protest.
On “The Hill with April Ryan,” theGrio’s Washington bureau chief, April Ryan, breaks down the latest in politics.
On any given day at White House press briefing room with TV cameras zoomed in at the podium, all eyes…