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Category: Civil Rights
Reporting on civil rights enforcement, federal policy rollbacks and the court cases shaping voting, housing and equal protection in the United States.
Civil Rights Aug 25, 2026Evening News Recap — August 24, 2026
August 24: Man With Knife Injured in Sayreville Police Shooting in New Jersey.
Civil Rights Aug 24, 2026Two-Thirds of Project 2025 Finished or in Motion, MSN Reports
An MSN report says two thirds of Project 2025 is either finished or already in motion, with tracking groups agreeing on direction but disputing the math.
Civil Rights Aug 24, 2026Weekly News Recap — August 16 to August 23, 2026
Week of August 16: White Supremacist Group Activity: White Supremacists Weaponize Federal Indictment Against SPLC to Boost Recruitment.
Civil Rights Aug 24, 2026Evening News Recap — August 23, 2026
August 23: Juvenile Suspect in Alabama Waffle House Shooting Surrenders With Attorney.
Civil Rights Aug 24, 2026400,000 Disabled Americans Face SSI Cuts in Trump, Project 2025 Push
A proposed Trump rule would slash or end SSI benefits for up to 400,000 disabled Americans living with family — aligned with Project 2025.
Black News Aug 23, 2026Rankin County Schools Freed From 60-Year Desegregation Order
A federal judge ended nearly 60 years of court oversight over Rankin County, Mississippi schools. Here’s the legal history, what changed, and what it means for Black families going forward.
Civil Rights Aug 23, 2026Evening News Recap — August 22, 2026
August 22: Maryland Attorney General Investigates Fatal Police Shooting in Suitland; Green Card Holder Detained by ICE After Twenty Seven Years in the U.S.