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A California-based data software company violated federal employment discrimination laws by importing foreign workers for high-paying tech jobs instead of hiring qualified Americans, Labor Department officials say.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down a race-based redistricting map in Louisiana, ruling that the state’s second black-majority district violates the Constitution.

Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon announced a win for American AI dominance after challenging a Colorado law.

PragerU revealed on Wednesday that the New York Times has rejected a paid advertisement from the conservative organization promoting their free immigration course.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has launched an investigation into Nike over allegations of discrimination against white employees and applicants, according to multiple reports. In a motion filed by the EEOC on Wednesday, the agency revealed that it was

Former Miss Slovakia Miriam Mattova says a Toronto Uber driver slammed on the brakes and ordered her out of the car after overhearing her talk about a recent visit to Israel, telling her, “we don’t drive Jewish people,” in what she calls a “blatant act of antisemitism” that must carry real consequences.

The Minnesota Supreme Court issued a ruling on Wednesday siding with a male pretending to be a woman who wanted to compete in a women’s powerlifting event.

The Department of Education announced on Friday that George Mason University (GMU) allegedly violated civil rights law by “illegally using race and other immutable characteristics in university practices and policies, including hiring and promotion.”

A collection of mosques and Islamic organisations filed a complaint against Dutch Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders on Monday, accusing the populist politician of inciting hatred and violence against Muslims.

Fewer Americans think racial discrimination against black and Hispanic people is happening “a great deal” or “quite a bit” a poll reveals.

Many Americans are denied good careers because elite universities prefer foreigners and selected minorities, investor Marc Andreessen says.

On Monday’s broadcast of Newsmax TV’s “Greg Kelly Reports,” Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division Harmeet Dhillon stated that virtually no American university has followed federal law on non-discrimination in admissions, “and particularly the most elite ones. They have

A federal appeals court ruled against a Christian-owned traditional Korean spa in Washington, stating that the women-only business must allow the patronage of transgender-identifying males.

The Trump administration has claimed that Columbia University has failed to meet accreditation standards, noting that the university is “in violation of federal antidiscrimination laws.”an

The Department of Education opened an investigation into a Wisconsin school district over a complaint alleging that it discriminated against an elementary school student with dyslexia on the basis of race. 

The Biden administration allegedly discriminated against white farmers in loan forgiveness, according to a whistleblower — a repeat of the Pigford scandal of 2010, with Tom Vilsack again in charge of USDA.

The Department of Justice is expanding a whistleblower program to reward corporate insiders who expose hidden white-collar immigration crimes.

A lawsuit filed in federal court by three female professors claims that university officials are looking into establishing a bilingual university with course credit classes in Spanish and hiring only Spanish-speaking professors. The three professors claimed to have been racially discriminated against because they are not Hispanic — one is of African origin, while the other two are Asian.

Lockheed Martin on Thursday has “doubled down” on ending its DEI policies after completing a review to ensure the company was in compliance with a Trump executive order.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr is asking the CEOs of Alphabet and Google for answers regarding possible discrimination against faith-based programming.

The U.S. Department of Education launched a public portal on Thursday for parents, students, teachers, and communities to submit reports of sex and race-based discrimination in public K-12 schools.

Companies that prefer migrants and visa workers over Americans may face federal investigations and lawsuits, the new EEOC chair said.

Walt Disney reached an agreement to pay $43.3 million to resolve a lawsuit claiming its California female employees earned $150 million less than their male colleagues over an eight-year period, the plaintiffs’ attorneys confirmed on Monday.

Thousands marched on New Zealand’s capital city of Wellington on Friday to protest a bill that would reinterpret the Treaty of Waitangi, an 1840 agreement between the British Empire and Maori chiefs that governs policy matters related to indigenous people to this day.

A New York Hooters has found itself at the wrong end of a discrimination lawsuit filed by a transgender person who wanted to work there.

New York is one of ten states that has abortion on the ballot in November — but unlike other states, the New York amendment centers around discrimination and would enshrine protections, not just for abortion, but for “gender identity and gender expression.”

Vice President Kamala Harris repurposed her “Agenda for Black Men” on Wednesday. It will no longer exclusively target the black community.

Labour MP Paulette Hamilton and singer Mel B demanded the government update the Equality Act to make “afro hair” a protected characteristic.

An Australian court has ruled there was discrimination involved in a case regarding a man living as a woman whose account was removed from a social media app for women.

A taxpayer-funded Portland, Oregon, organization is offering extensive down payment assistance for new homebuyers in the state — but they must be non-U.S. citizens, a new report revealed.

Kamala Harris wants to subsidize young homebuyers who are being forced out of the housing market by her support for massive legal and illegal migration.

The Four Tops singer Alexander Morris is claiming in a lawsuit that he visited a Detroit-area emergency room (ER) for chest pain and ended up in a straitjacket after the staff assumed he was mentally ill when he told them he was a member of the famous quartet.

Congress is pushing forward with a data regulation bill that would trap Americans in a hidden tangle of quotas inside private software, says Stewart Baker, an influential lawyer in Washington, DC.

A federal judge in New York threw out a proposed abortion and gender identity amendment that was set to appear on the November ballot.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released a final rule including abortion in the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA).

AARP Services, Inc., an arm of American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), must pay approximately $2.1 million to a gay employee for illegally firing him in 2018.