GAO Investigates HUD Cuts at Fair Housing Agency

Senator Warren advocated for the investigation after a federal judge blocked the pause of grants to the agency. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) recently announced it would investigate…

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DOJ Pulls Federal Corrections Funding from Maine

The state is housing a transgender double murder convict in a women’s prison. The Department of Justice has halted nonessential federal funding to Maine’s Department of Correction since…

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Defense Secretary Orders 60-Day Review of Military Physical Standards

He seeks the “same, high standard” for all in combat roles. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth initiated a 60-day review of the physical standards for military combat roles.…

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Pentagon Addresses Archiving of DEI Webpages

Some that were “mistakenly or maliciously” removed are being restored, he says. Chief Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell confirmed that the Department of Defense (DoD) is reviewing the content…

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President Trump Requests Supreme Court Intervention in Lower Court Blocks

Files emergency appeal against injunctions blocking the termination of birthright citizenship. President Donald Trump filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court on Thursday, requesting that the high…

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Supreme Court Declines Another Challenge to College Bias Response Teams

Justices Thomas and Alito dissent from the majority. This week, the Supreme Court refused another lawsuit filed by Speech First, a group that fights for First Amendment rights…

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Attorney General Dismisses DEI Lawsuits on Hiring Police Officers and Firefighters

The previous administration had brought lawsuits against departments using standard aptitude tests. Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice to dismiss…

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Senate Committee to Subpoena Online Service Provider Over Deplatforming

The company cut service to a nonprofit claiming violations of TOS. The Senate Commerce Committee has informed online service provider Bonterra it will be subpoenaed for deplatforming a…

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Supreme Court Justices Hear “Majority Discrimination“ Case

An appeals court had required a higher burden of proof from the white heterosexual employee. The justices of the Supreme Court recently heard a case of reverse discrimination…

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Congressman Introduces Impeachment Resolution Against Another Federal Judge

The judge ordered President Trump’s administration to restore LGBTQ information to the federal health website. Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee introduced an article of impeachment against District Judge…

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