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South Carolina's Lack of Hate Crime Law Sparks Civil Rights Crisis
South Carolina's status as one of two states without hate crime legislation comes under scrutiny after a racially-motivated shooting, sparking renewed calls for legal reform and civil rights protection.
Court Blocks Trump's Use of 1798 Law to Deport Venezuelan Gang Members
Federal appeals court blocks Trump administration's unprecedented attempt to use 1798 wartime law for deporting Venezuelan gang members, setting stage for Supreme Court showdown.
Trump's Law Enforcement Surge in DC Sparks Constitutional Crisis
President Trump's deployment of federal forces in Washington, D.C. has sparked constitutional crisis as residents protest against what many view as dangerous overreach of executive power.
Birmingham Transit Crisis Exposes Accessibility and Accountability Issues
Birmingham's public transit system faces intense scrutiny as disabled residents and advocates highlight severe reliability issues and accountability concerns ahead of contract renewal votes.
Defense Secretary's Repost of Anti-Women's Suffrage Video Sparks Outrage
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces backlash after sharing video promoting the repeal of women's voting rights, raising concerns about Christian nationalism's influence in government leadership.
Mental Health Crisis Intersects with Immigration Justice in San Jose Case
San Jose activist faces criminal charges amid deportation battle, highlighting critical intersections between mental health, criminal justice, and immigration rights in California.
Utah Sheriffs Clarify ICE Partnership Amid Civil Rights Concerns
Utah sheriffs clarify the scope of their ICE partnerships, emphasizing focus on jail operations while addressing civil rights concerns. Seven counties participate in the federal 287(g) program.