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Available trackers and reporting show hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration in 2025 — estimates range from roughly 186 adjudicated-or-pending suits in some snapshots to...
There is no single, authoritative count of “” because different organizations count different types of cases — state attorney general suits, civil defamation claims, criminal indictments, and administ...
Multiple civil-rights groups, faith leaders and watchdog organizations publicly condemned Charlie Kirk’s public statements invoking racial hierarchies and stereotypes, with the Southern Poverty Law Ce...
Civil rights groups and activists have responded to Charlie Kirk’s rhetoric by publicly condemning his statements as hateful and dangerous, demanding accountability and policy action, and pushing back...
Many accusations against Donald Trump have produced formal civil suits — notably E. Jean Carroll’s defamation and assault-related civil verdicts and New York Attorney General Letitia James’s civil fra...
Democrats have explicitly linked gerrymandering reform to broader voting-rights protections and demands for transparent redistricting, pushing state ballot measures, legislation like the Redistricting...
Detaining or moving homeless people into camps raises serious human-rights and legal risks: international bodies caution that forced displacement and institutionalization can amount to abuses or even ...
A federal judge has permanently barred the part of President Trump’s 2025 elections executive order that would force people to produce passports or similar documentary proof of U.S. citizenship when u...
The Supreme Court’s 5–4 decision in Allen v. Milligan (June 8, 2023) upheld the continued, fact‑intensive application of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act (VRA), a ruling advocates and courts said wo...