ANN ARBOR, MI - The U.S. Department of Education is investigating the University of Michigan and four other institutions over scholarships granted to immigrant or undocumented students after claims ...

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Dozens of former Fannie Mae employees filed a lawsuit this week, alleging discrimination after being abruptly fired in April.

The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday said it had launched an employment discrimination probe into George Mason University ...

Google LLC allegedly discriminated against a New York City-based worker of Palestinian national origin for complaining about ...

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According to the nationally representative survey of more than 3,500 U.S. adults, an overwhelming majority believe that discrimination continues to be a significant issue in the country.

But U.S.-born Latinos reported experiencing discrimination at lower rates than their foreign-born counterparts, the study also found. The types of discrimination that Latinos reported suffering ...

Those from Africa or the Caribbean experience a double burden of discrimination in the U.S., both as immigrants and as Black residents in a country with a long history of racism, according to the ...

Latinos in the United States with darker skin are experiencing discrimination from fellow Latinos and from non-Latinos at nearly the same rate, a new poll from the Pew Research Center says.

Among the key findings in the survey: 47% of U.S. health care workers said they witnessed discrimination against patients, and 52% said that racism against patients was a major problem.