In a significant setback for the survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre, the Oklahoma Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by the last known survivors of this devastating event. This ruling represents a major blow in the quest for justice for one of the most brutal acts of mass violence against Black people in modern American history.
The U.S. Supreme Court signaled that it may make it easier for individuals to challenge police officers' use of deadly force. The case under review involves the fatal...
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Mississippi, where approximately 38% of the population is Black, has disenfranchised nearly 50,000 people under its felony voting ban between 1994 and 2017, according to an expert analysis....
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The federal courts will not forward allegations against Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas regarding potential ethics law violations to the Justice Department, according to a statement Thursday from...
Read moreAttorney General Brian L. Schwalb has called on the US Supreme Court to reaffirm that states should have the first opportunity to redraw legislative maps to address potential...
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A nearly two-year inquiry led by Democratic senators into Supreme Court ethics has revealed further instances of luxury travel involving Justice Clarence Thomas, amplifying calls for Congress to...
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