Supreme Court to Consider Reverse Discrimination Case That Could Empower Everyday Americans** In a move that speaks volumes about justice and equality in the workplace, the U.S. Supreme Court is set ...

A memo to the department’s Office for Civil Rights reveals that the agency will allow “only disability-based discrimination” ...

"The Executive Orders should be declared unlawful, and the agency Defendants should be enjoined from enforcing or ...

The U.S. Supreme Court justice, making clear she was speaking in general terms, raised questions about President Donald Trump ...

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, making clear she was speaking in general terms, raised questions about President Donald ...

The EEOC is abandoning litigation and guidance on LGBTQ+ protections and other areas that were enforcement priorities just weeks ago.

Former DOJ civil rights counsel Omar Noureldin says decades of legal precedent support private DEI efforts and that the Justice Department shouldn’t use its power against those fighting for fairness.

Her departure will reduce the conservative minority on the bench to only one, Justice Brian Zahra, with a Democratic governor ...

"We've seen similar efforts like this before, and we've seen that Trump administration lose them," Janai Nelson of Legal ...

Since 1981, the Federal, Provincial and Territorial Deputy Ministers Responsible for Justice and Public Safety in Canada have been working together, along with the Chief Statistician of Canada, in an ...

Republicans have made inroads with working-class voters. Despite decades of labor unions siding with Democrats, and Trump’s ...

The U.S. Department of Education's declaration that diversity, equity and inclusion policies are unlawful distorts civil rights law and threatens HBCUs.