A federal judge in Maryland has struck down the U.S. Education Department’s attempts to do away with diversity, equity and inclusion practices in schools.
A federal judge in Maryland ordered the Trump administration to pause enforcement of a new U.S. Education Department ban on diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
The U.S. Education Department has agreed to delay for nearly two weeks enforcement of a disputed directive seeking to ban diversity, equity and inclusion practices, according to a court filing Thursday in the case challenging the order.
The high cost of everything might have been a major issue in last year’s presidential campaign. But when Andrew N. Ferguson took the helm last week at the Federal Trade Commission, his first act wasn’t to announce new ways to crack down on corporate practices thought to be unfairly driving up consumer prices for everything from food to housing to medicine to entertainment.
In July 2020, the president of Texas A&M University appointed a 45-member commission to examine the progress of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts at the nearly 70,000-student flagship campus in College Station.
