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Atlanta HBCU Morris Brown College Receives Full Accreditation After 20 Years
The HBCU can now apply for federal education funding that could go toward student financial aid and Pell Grants or on-campus housing.
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AME Church Massacre Survivor Urges South Carolina Republicans To Pass Hate Crimes Bill
South Carolina is one of two remaining states in the country that does not have a hate crime law on the books.
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Post-George Floyd Probe Finds Discrimination By Minneapolis Police
The Minneapolis Police Department “engaged in a pattern of race discrimination for at least the past decade,” as per the two-year investigation
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Ginni Thomas Texts Spur House Panel Investigation Into Judicial Ethics
House Democrats intend to look at exploring codes of conduct for federal judges outside the Supreme Court.
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Biden Looking to Forgive Student Loan Debt
Biden tells the Hispanic Congressional Caucus that he’s looking at different options to forgive an unspecified amount of federal student loan debt.
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Desantis Signs Bill To Create Election Police Force In Florida
The creation of the “Office of Election Crimes and Security” will be one of the first in the country.
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Supreme Court Allows Virginia Public School Admissions Policy To Continue
The Supreme Court declined to overrule Virginia’s U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stay on the policy until the appeals process plays out.
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At Capitol Riot Trials, Jurors Reject Wide Variety of Defenses
A wealth of video evidence and self-incriminating behavior by riot defendants is said to be a big factor in convictions
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Pledges $171 M For Homeless Services
The funds will go towards drop-in centers, locations that don’t provide housing, but offer showers, meals, caseworkers, and health care
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Rodney Reed Case On DNA Testing
The justices who will take up the case in the fall will decide if the death row inmate waited too long to ask for DNA testing
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Atlanta HBCU Morris Brown College Receives Full Accreditation After 20 Years
The HBCU can now apply for federal education funding that could go toward student financial aid and Pell Grants or on-campus housing.
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AME Church Massacre Survivor Urges South Carolina Republicans To Pass Hate Crimes Bill
South Carolina is one of two remaining states in the country that does not have a hate crime law on the books.
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Post-George Floyd Probe Finds Discrimination By Minneapolis Police
The Minneapolis Police Department “engaged in a pattern of race discrimination for at least the past decade,” as per the two-year investigation
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Ginni Thomas Texts Spur House Panel Investigation Into Judicial Ethics
House Democrats intend to look at exploring codes of conduct for federal judges outside the Supreme Court.
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Biden Looking to Forgive Student Loan Debt
Biden tells the Hispanic Congressional Caucus that he’s looking at different options to forgive an unspecified amount of federal student loan debt.
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Desantis Signs Bill To Create Election Police Force In Florida
The creation of the “Office of Election Crimes and Security” will be one of the first in the country.
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At Capitol Riot Trials, Jurors Reject Wide Variety of Defenses
A wealth of video evidence and self-incriminating behavior by riot defendants is said to be a big factor in convictions
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Pledges $171 M For Homeless Services
The funds will go towards drop-in centers, locations that don’t provide housing, but offer showers, meals, caseworkers, and health care
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Rodney Reed Case On DNA Testing
The justices who will take up the case in the fall will decide if the death row inmate waited too long to ask for DNA testing
