DEI

Brown University has formed a committee to develop new diversity and inclusion recommendations, replacing its 2016–2025 framework.

Purdue University shuts down a $34.9 million DEI program after the Department of Education terminates funding.

A federal investigation finds the University of Kentucky violated the Civil Rights Act by partnering with a race‑exclusive Ph.D. program.

Chubb Insurance faces backlash after an ad campaign accuses it of promoting radical woke ideology, raising concerns over corporate priorities.

Gigi Sohn, the Biden-era FCC nominee rejected even by Senate Democrats for her radical record, is now attacking President Trump’s reforms to the $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program. Despite being considered too extreme for a Democratic-controlled Senate, Sohn is working behind the scenes with state officials—including some Republicans—to undermine reforms designed to eliminate waste, cut DEI mandates, and allow satellite providers to compete fairly.

The Trump administration froze an estimated $18 billion in funding for two New York City infrastructure projects amid a concern over "unconstitutional DEI principles."

A federal judge dismissed most claims from Florida professors challenging the state’s DEI funding ban, allowing only one lawsuit to proceed.

At Tennessee State University, a conservative group was escorted off campus after tabling with provocative signs.

Central Michigan University drops controversial admissions requirement forcing students to read about “white privilege”.

Members of the House Ways & Means Oversight Subcommittee held a heated hearing this week after a “Consumer Warning” report accused several nonprofit hospitals of using taxpayer-protected status to promote Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), gender ideology, and climate activism rather than lowering costs or improving patient care. The hearing’s theme was “Virtue Signaling vs. Vital Services: Where Tax‑Exempt Hospitals are Spending Your Tax Dollars.”