Naina Rao

Close to 750,000 older adults could lose federal food assistance under the new deal to lift the nation’s debt ceiling.

As hundreds of journalists at Gannett, the country’s largest newspaper chain, continue striking today, journalism industry leaders point to its importance of investing in local news, especially for a younger generation of Americans.

Amazon must pay more than $30 million from two different settlements reached with the Federal Trade Commission.

In response to Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signing a law prohibiting higher education institutions from allowing transgender people to participate in sports, civil rights groups say the law’s consequences go “far beyond an athlete’s college eligibility.”

Uganda signed one of the strictest anti-homosexuality bills into law on Monday, prompting condemnation from the Biden Administration and U.S. Secretary of State.

Last week, the Biden administration released its first-ever national strategy to combat antisemitism, taking a stand against a growing problem across the country.

The Mayor of San Francisco has named D’Arcy Drollinger to serve as the city’s first ever Drag Laureate.

A national burger joint in Orlando filed a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis and the state of Florida on Monday, claiming that their restaurant has been deprived of its First Amendment rights and lost customers due to a new law affecting drag shows in the state.

A flurry of travel advisories issued by civil rights groups warning against traveling to Florida alarmed residents, one of whom believes Latino Floridians may especially face harm.

A group of content creators filed a lawsuit against the state of Montana, challenging a first-in-the-nation ban on TikTok that was signed into law on Wednesday.

After Uganda passed an Anti-Homosexuality Bill that further criminalizes the identities and behavior of LGBTQ+ people, Ugandan LGBTQ+ rights activist Beyonce Karungi is fighting for a safe return while she temporarily remains in the U.S.

As Chicago’s brand-new mayor, Brandon Johnson signed his first series of executive orders this week, including one that establishes a Deputy Mayor for Immigrant, Migrant and Refugee Rights.

As the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike enters its second week, there’s been many non-WGA members who’ve joined the fight.

Gun reform advocates marked an initial win on Monday after a bill that would raise the age to buy assault rifle-style weapons passed the Texas legislature’s Community Safety Committee. But the bill was left off the agenda items the Texas House floor had to vote on.

Advocates say that Black immigrants face a life of double jeopardy in the U.S. as they navigate disproportionate rates of detention and deportation