Alabama law removes voting rights from Black citizens at a higher rate
Alabama’s Disenfranchisement Issue Recent findings from a nonprofit organization, focused on restoring voting rights in Alabama after felony convictions, point to the state’s “moral violation” law as a significant factor in the disenfranchisement of Black citizens. The law appears to create barriers for individuals trying to regain their voting rights. This analysis, spanning three years […]
US House addresses college athletes’ rights as two committees endorse player compensation bill
WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, two U.S. House committees advanced measures aimed at creating a national framework for compensating university athletes, bringing them closer to becoming law. The final outcome remains uncertain as the Democratic members expressed concerns, particularly regarding the lack of labor protections for athletes and the potential for granting the NCAA what they […]
Columbia Agrees to Major Civil Rights Settlement with Trump
Trump Administration Settles Civil Rights Issues with Columbia University President Donald Trump announced a significant civil rights settlement with Columbia University on Wednesday. The administration has reached a $200 million settlement with the university to rectify alleged violations of federal civil rights laws. According to a communication sent to the Daily Caller, this agreement mandates […]
‘Trojan Horse to Limit Fundamental Democratic Rights’: US Denies WHO’s Public Health Plan
US Rejects WHO Amendments Proposed by Kennedy The United States has turned down the new amendments announced on Friday by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is the Director General of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) International Health Regulations (IHR) Public Health Framework. In a video, Kennedy stated, “Countries that accept these new regulations are essentially […]
‘Am I Going to Lose My Rights?’: Shawn Ryan Explains to Newsom How Gun Laws Can Impact Combat Veterans
Sean Ryan Challenges Gavin Newsom on Gun Background Checks During a recent interview, podcaster Sean Ryan pressed California’s Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom to consider the impact of firearm background checks on combat veterans. Newsom has proposed a 28th amendment to the Constitution, which would enshrine certain aspects of California’s stringent gun laws, including “universal background […]
Civil Rights Organization Calls on HHS to Review Hundreds of Possibly Discriminatory Grants
Concerns Over Discriminatory Grants by HHS A letter obtained by the Daily Call News Foundation raises alarms from civil rights organizations about the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) continuing to fund hundreds of grants that may be discriminatory. According to the Equal Protection Project (EPP), there are over 700 ongoing grants aimed at […]
Supreme Court Avoids Parental Rights Issue, Allowing Minor Abortions Without Consent
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Montana Abortion Case The Supreme Court has decided not to review cases concerning parental consent for minors seeking abortions in Montana, following opposition from Justice Samuel Alito. This announcement came out on Thursday. Essentially, the court denied certiorari in the case of Montana v. Planned Parenthood, which means that the […]
Alabama Senate approves Gudger’s economic development and parental rights bills without a cloture vote.
Alabama Senate Advances Key Legislation After several days of tension and procedural delays, the Alabama Senate exhibited a smoother operation on Tuesday, progressing with two notable bills that encountered less resistance than anticipated. The first piece of legislation discussed was SB322, introduced by Senator Pro Tem Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman). This bill aims to enable certain […]
Funding for Harvard University in Jeopardy Following Trump Administration’s Ruling on Civil Rights Violations Against Students
The Trump administration has issued a warning that federal funding for Harvard University remains jeopardized. This comes after the university was cited in a letter for allegedly violating civil rights laws. In correspondence to President Alan Gerber, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Civil Rights Office stated that the university has shown “intentional […]
Advocacy organizations warn ‘we are all Kilmar’; pledge to fight for immigrant rights
Lydia Walther Rodriguez, chief of organizing and leadership development in Cassa Maryland, will speak at a press conference before the arrest and detention hearing of Kilmer Abrego Garcia in Nashville, Tennessee on June 13, 2025 (Photo: Cassandra Stevenson/Tennesse Seal Checkout) The chant of “Todos Somos Kilmar” – “We’re All Kilmers” – suspended a gathering of […]
