🇺🇸 NEW: On his new EO, Trump says banks like JPMorgan and BofA previously discriminated against him and conservative groups. https://t.co/u42tg5LOYN ...

💥BREAKING:TRUMP CLAIMS JPMORGAN DISCRIMINATED AGAINST HIM.SAYS BANKS DISCRIMINATED AGAINST CONSERVATIVES. https://t.co/vDZd1iAcRj ...

According to The Wall Street Journal, the White House is preparing an executive order that would fine banks for dropping customers for political reasons, targeting alleged discrimination against conservatives and crypto companies. The draft order instructs regulators to investigate whether financial institutions have violated the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, antitrust laws, or consumer financial protection laws. https://t.co/6kr36xV7dz ...

Exclusive: The White House is preparing to step up pressure against big banks over perceived discrimination against conservatives and crypto companies with an executive order https://t.co/Flha5sPtCN ...

Poll Finds Sharp Drop In Americans Perceiving Discrimination Against Black And Asian Americans https://t.co/ylDbGeeBRK ...

Poll Finds Sharp Drop In Americans Perceiving Discrimination Against Black And Asian Americans https://t.co/McXomrtlak https://t.co/McXomrtlak ...

Poll Finds Sharp Drop In Americans Perceiving Discrimination Against Black And Asian Americanshttps://t.co/VkazGrBGBc https://t.co/eTWeIMaobw ...

Brown University has reached a $50 million deal with the federal government that will restore more than $500 million in federal funding the Trump administration had frozen over allegations of discrimination. (Photo: Rick Friedman/Corbis via Getty Images)https://t.co/GiW3qA4RRi https://t.co/DlvFnzTd2B ...

Harvard University won dismissal of claims that it discriminated against female athletes by hosting a 2022 Ivy League swimming championship that included Lia Thomas, a transgender woman who competed for the University of Pennsylvania. https://t.co/3b7x10SX5X ...

Community & Discrimination - A community named "Return to the Land" in Arkansas excludes Black, Jewish, and gay individuals [1][3] - The community justifies its exclusionary practices as preserving their culture and exercising free association [1][2] - Approximately 40 people reside in the community, with hundreds more holding memberships [3] Legal & Ethical Concerns - "Return to the Land" operates as a private members association, believing this structure allows for discrimination based on ethnicity, a claim yet to be legally tested [4] - The Arkansas Attorney General's office is reviewing the community's practices, emphasizing that racial discrimination is unacceptable in Arkansas [4]