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The Supreme Court handed down several key rulings this past week that dismayed liberals. Chief among them was the court’s decision to disallow colleges and universities from using race or ethnicity as a specific factor in admissions. The court also found that President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan was unconstitutional.

Unlike last year, when the Supreme Court greatly upset

TOLLAND, CT — Gov. Ned Lamont Thursday announced that his administration is awarding state grants to 41 municipalities across Connecticut — including Tolland — for the purposes of providing maintenance to "neglected burial grounds and cemeteries." "Cemeteries are sacred places, and maintaining them is essential out of respect for the dead and preserving our local heritage," Lamont said. "

As journalists report about issues affecting race relations, racism, and inequality, particularly around issues such as Black Lives Matter and debates around voting rights/voting integrity, one area of debate has been around the capitalization of racial signifiers in news coverage – i.e. black and white.

AllSides analyzed 215 articles from 43 outlets on the AllSides Media Bias Chart™

The number of lawmakers in the 118th Congress who identify their race or ethnicity as something other than white is the highest in the country’s history. 

In total, 133 members of Congress identify as Black, Hispanic, Asian American, American Indian or Alaska Native, representing one quarter of the 534 voting members, as of Jan. 3, 2023. 

That’s according to a new report from the