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Supreme Court sides with straight woman in 'reverse discrimination' case

US Supreme Court · United States

Supreme Court sides with straight woman in 'reverse discrimination' case

48% Center coverage: 173 sources

The Supreme Court agreed on June 5 that a worker faced a higher hurdle to sue her employer as a straight woman than if she'd been gay. See the Story

Salvadoran President Bukele says go ahead and call him 'dictator'

Nayib Bukele · El Salvador

Salvadoran President Bukele says go ahead and call him 'dictator'

41% Center coverage: 27 sources

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele said he would rather be branded a "dictator" than allow criminals to run loose, defying critics in a barnstorming speech marking one year since his re-election.See the Story

Undocumented Students Seek to Challenge End of Texas in-State Tuition

College Students

Undocumented Students Seek to Challenge End of Texas in-State Tuition

55% Center coverage: 18 sources

A group of undocumented students are asking a federal judge to allow them to challenge the court's ruling that ended their access to in-state tuition.See the Story

Sheetz Discrimination Case on the Chopping Block as Trump Rewrites Civil Rights

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission confirmed it has begun notifying potential claimants of its intention to toss the lawsuit, citing Trump’s executive order directing federal agencies to deprioritize the use of “disparate impact liability” in civil rights enforcement.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Coping with fear. How to protect your mental health amid ICE activity and SoCal unrest

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

Psychiatrists offer advice on how to deal with the mental impacts of the ongoing unrest amid clashes following ICE raids in Southern California.Unrest · California See the Story

Coalition calls on FARM Rio to ditch Starbucks partnership

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A coalition of 17 human rights organizations, labor leaders, and ethics watchdogs in the coffee industry is demanding that FARM Rio, a Brazilian fashion brand, end its partnership with Starbucks. The organizations distilled their calls for FARM Rio to either drop the multinational coffee giant or condition their partnership with Starbucks on the basis of major reforms to the company’s labor practices, in a letter to FARM Rio CEO Fabio Barreto d…Starbucks · Brazil Read Article

Oregon alternative sentencing pilot could become permanent—but with a major compromise

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Like hundreds of survivors, Marchel Kaleikini got tied up in the criminal legal system as a result of a violent relationship. As a mother who identifies as a survivor defendant, Kaleikini was able to avoid jail and stay home with her child due to an innovative pilot program in Oregon aimed at diverting parents and legal guardians from incarceration. Through her participation in the program in 2017, she advocated for early home detention through …Portland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Non-police alternatives to mental health crises are underfunded

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

On the morning of March 20, Tonya Kersey left for a doctor’s appointment and told her 36-year-old son, Aaron Rainey, that she’d be back in a couple of hours. She remembers him sitting on the couch in her North Philadelphia row house, where he often hung out during the day. Around 11 a.m., a neighbor called Kersey to say Rainey was in the middle of a nearby street with no clothes on, yelling. The neighbor gave him a blanket. Then the police show…North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

Is the ‘tech bro-ification’ of abortion here?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, abortion tech has emerged as a potential solution for an increasingly prohibitive reproductive rights landscape, where people seeking care are forced to navigate ever-shifting abortion legislation, online misinformation about reproductive rights, and a confusing and complicated process if abortion is banned in their state. At the same time, the sexual and reproductive health, rights, and ju…Abortion · Palestine Read Article

3 Supreme Court cases to watch in June 2025

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The clock is ticking for the U.S. Supreme Court. It's the second week of June and the justices always try to wrap up their term before the calendar hits July. As of this writing, there are still 28 cases pending. Which means that a ton of big decisions will be dropping in the next few weeks. So, what's headed our way? Here are three noteworthy cases that I'm on the lookout for. 1. Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton This case involves a Texas law re…Secretary of State See the Story

New York City faces loss of over $40 million for HIV prevention

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Across New York City, $40 million in funding previously earmarked for HIV services is up in the air amid President Donald Trump’s proposed federal funding cuts to health services. The proposed cuts come as the city has seen a rising number of HIV diagnoses in recent years, particularly among Black and Latinx New Yorkers. Threats to funding would devastate a carefully calibrated ecosystem of care established by the city, community organizations,…Americas · United States See the Story

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