Supreme Court may weigh housing bias disparate impact case
The Supreme Court could decide as early as this month whether to hear a housing bias dispute testing disparate impact claims. Texas officials urge overturning lower court rulings that allowed such claims, while HUD rules extending disparate impact protections face defense in other cases.
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Horseback riders plan Capitol ride over federal land rules
Elko County officials launch a 2,800 mile Cowboy Express from Point Reyes California to Washington to protest BLM and Forest Service land use rules. Riders carry a resolution on grazing water rights and wild horses and travel 13 to 24 hours daily along highways to amplify local voices.
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