Can president legally use donations to build it?
September 1, 2026
The fate of Trump’s $400M White House ballroom hinges on the federal rules for accepting private donations.
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The fate of Trump’s $400M White House ballroom hinges on the federal rules for accepting private donations.
The Christian right has shifted from defending liberty to seeking power, defunding aid groups that help the poor worldwide.
“Resegregation is not just a right, but a responsibility,” says Karen Attiah, urging a return to truth in racial justice.
National Urban League President Marc H. Morial condemns Trump’s order denying federal funds, risking economic stability.
In light of President Donald Trump’s executive order to roll back DEI policies, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell faced multiple questions Monday about the league’s intentions for equitable hiring.
As misinformation spreads across social media, targeted disinformation campaigns are using advanced digital tactics to discourage voter participation, especially within communities of color.
Many of the millions of young adults heading to college this fall are international students. They pump over $40 billion into the U.S. economy.
Economy
The U.S. and Canada, long-time allies, are engaged in a trade war, with escalating tariffs and no resolution in sight.
Justice
California lawmakers passed a bill banning law enforcement use of electric shock gloves amid controversy and public outcry.
In surprising news, Omaha police will stop using electric gloves in schools, sparking debate on their safety and necessity.
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Education
UnidosUS’s Listening Tour revealed barriers like unemployment, housing, and immigration issues, shaping future agendas.
Civic Engagement
Charlotte is the fastest-growing large US city, nearing 1M residents. The rapid growth strains housing and infrastructure.
The Buss family’s 47-year ownership of the Lakers may end as a group, including Bob Iger, seeks to buy the team for $12.5B.
Civic Engagement
Families in the U.S. are struggling to afford basic necessities. Cuts to SNAP impact Latinos heavily, worsening food security.
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