The Supreme Court Just Criminalized Homelessness
June 28, 2024
The Supreme Court upholds Grants Pass’s law criminalizing outdoor sleeping, rejecting it as “cruel and unusual punishment.”
The Supreme Court upholds Grants Pass’s law criminalizing outdoor sleeping, rejecting it as “cruel and unusual punishment.”
Household wealth in the U.S. rose significantly during the pandemic, with Black families seeing major gains, though still lower than White households.
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against Purdue Pharma’s $6 billion bankruptcy plan shielding the Sackler family from liability.
Money and resources in the New Orleans metro area are largely concentrated in White households, according to a new study.
Indxx licenses its U.S. Infrastructure Development Index to Global X ETFs Australia, marking a strategic addition amid increased U.S. infrastructure funding.
GAMMA Investing LLC increased its stake in Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital by 30.2%, now owning 4,245 shares.
In a webinar by UnidosUS, Dr. Ilan Shapiro started a conversation on mental health, aiming to destigmatize emotional upheaval in Latino families.
Poll reveals Hispanic voters prioritize providing citizenship for long-term undocumented individuals and increased border security.
In a 2-1 vote, the U.S. Court of Appeals suspends Fearless Foundation’s Strivers Grant Contest, limited to Black women business owners.
Today, the U.S. took a key step toward legal residency for undocumented immigrants married to citizens, benefiting many families.
National Urban League President comments on Supreme Court’s decision protecting access to safe medical abortions.
(National Urban League) — By National Urban League Published04 PM EDT, Tue Jun 18, 2024 Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League “Recent