Democrats have described a raid on the home of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar as “deeply disturbing”. Omar said the raid had escalated Donald Trump’s “campaign of political intimidation” against her. Lucy H...

A Mississippi grand jury’s decision not to pursue criminal charges has fueled protests calling for the investigation to be reopened.

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More than 10,000 student complaints related to disability access and sexual and racial harassment are on hold.

Northwestern is the latest university to restructure its program as the Trump administration continues to target DEI in higher education.

A $5 million pilot program could serve as a model for further efforts to compensate families harmed by toxic industrial practices.

The Treasury Department released rules that would prevent schools with race-based programs from qualifying for tax-exempt status, a threat to both higher education and other private schools.

Evanston, Ill., became the first U.S. city to compensate Black people for historical discrimination. The Justice Department is trying to kill its program before other cities follow suit.

If adopted, the changes could exclude millions of residents from the decennial tally, reshaping congressional representation in the country.

The proposed regulations could affect up to 18,000 high schools, universities and trade schools, the agency said.

Pierre Damas Bel, 20, of Springfield, Ohio, expressed feeling “shame and humiliation” at having to wear an ankle monitor. The college student died by suicide days later.

Guidance says states must implement ‘comprehensive measures’ to address legacy of racial discrimination

As data centers overload grids across the country, power outages like the ones we're seeing now in Gary and Memphis will only become more frequent.

Police in Raleigh ruled another Black man’s hanging death a suicide this month. Officials across the country are closing these cases within days, sometimes without autopsies or basic investigation.

Surviving homeowners of the East Bay neighborhood, whose property the county seized by eminent domain in the early 1960s, can receive up to $25,000 per household.

New rules would gut key student protections on program quality and give the federal government leverage to exert ideological control over American higher education.