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Man Sentenced to Nine Years for Racially Motivated Shooting of Neighbor

Prosecutors relied on a federal law that outlaws force or threats to interfere with housing rights to hold him accountable.

Appeals Court Ends Federal Desegregation Oversight of Concordia Parish Schools

Civil-Rights Coalition Announces Aug. 28 'Defend the Vote' March in Washington

DOJ to Send Election Monitors to 15 Jurisdictions in Six States

Billy G. Mills, One of Los Angeles’s First Black Councilmembers and a Longtime Judge, Dies at 96

Arbitrator Orders Reinstatement of San José State Professor Fired Over Pro‑Palestinian Protests

Appeals Court Blocks DOJ From Obtaining Michigan’s Unredacted Voter Rolls

U.S. Opens Title IX Probes Into Maryland State Agency and Three School Districts

FBI Report Links Stephen Miller to Origins of DOJ Case Against the SPLC

Federal Judge Blocks Nassau County Buffer-Zone Law Near Houses of Worship

Education Department Opens Title IX Probes in Three Michigan School Districts

Trump Administration Moves Special Education and Civil Rights Out of Education Department

OSC Says Education Department Broke Court Injunction in Title IX Cases

EEOC Adopts National Enforcement Plan Targeting DEI Policies

U.S. Civil Rights Office Opens Title VI Probe of Cherry Creek School District

Education Department Opens Title IX Probe of Cabarrus County Schools

Clarence B. Jones Dies at 95, Longtime Lawyer and Speechwriter to Martin Luther King Jr.

Students Sue Massachusetts Over Segregated K‑12 Schools

DOJ Launches Antisemitism Advisory Committee and 15-City National Tour

HHS Restores Conscience and Religious Freedom Division in OCR Reorganization