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NAACP Taps Former DOJ Civil Rights Chief Kristen Clarke as General Counsel

The hire signals a broader NAACP push to expand voting-rights litigation in response to shifting federal civil-rights priorities.

San Francisco Judge Fines Public Defender $26,000 for Refusing New Cases

Senate Panel Intensifies Probe of NYC Health Department Over ‘Global Oppression’ Group

Venezuelan Man Deported to El Salvador’s CECOT Sues U.S. for $1.3 Million

DOJ Seeks Dismissal With Prejudice of Case Against Two Ex‑Louisville Officers in Breonna Taylor Raid

USDA Cancels Much of $300 Million Land-Access Program Citing DEI Concerns

EFF Taps Nicole Ozer to Succeed Cindy Cohn as Executive Director

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New Mexico Opens On-Site Probe at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch as Truth Commission Advances

Latin American Leaders Rebuke U.S. Actions and Fault UN at CELAC–Africa Forum

DOJ Seeks to Dismiss With Prejudice Charges Against Two Ex‑Louisville Officers in Breonna Taylor Case

Phoenix Police Won’t Discipline Officers in 2020 Fake Gang Protest Case

Vatican Hosts Launch of Ecumenical Drive Urging Divestment From Harmful Mining

Virginia Contracting Overhaul Bill Reaches Spanberger’s Desk

Brussels Court Orders Trial of Ex-Diplomat Etienne Davignon Over 1961 Lumumba Killing

16 States Sue HUD to Block Guidance They Say Guts Fair-Housing Enforcement

Belgian Court Refers Ex-Diplomat Étienne Davignon to Trial Over Alleged Role in Lumumba Case

Mass. High Court Rejects Judicial Role in Raising Pay for Indigent-Defense Lawyers

NYC First Lady Illustrated Essay for Author Who Praised Oct. 7 and Used Dehumanizing Anti-Jewish Rhetoric

Texas Islamic Schools Press Federal Suits Over Voucher Exclusion as State Cites Accreditation Snags

SNAP Recipients Sue USDA Over State Bans on Sugary Drinks and Candy