News Rutgers students walked into empty classrooms Monday morning as their professors demonstrated outside in what is the first teaching strike in the university's history. Picket lines were set up...

Contact: Office of Communications Phone: 202-693-1999 Public comments must be submitted by May 24, 2023 WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration wil...

The custom of tipping restaurant servers in the U.S. is a hot-button issue. Some argue that you should not tip because it is the responsibility of restaurant owners to pay their employees a living...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 100 points Monday morning after Friday's March jobs report. Tesla stock skidded more than 4% after the company lowered the prices on its vehicles in the U.S. a...

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Associated Press The Maryland General Assembly is wrapping up its 90-day legislative session at midnight Monday. Here's a look at some of the legislation that lawmakers passed: Abortion rights wil...

But the vast majority of the complaints are dismissed or thrown out for technical reasons. Moveable explores the future of transportation, infrastructure, energy, and cities. In 2013, Jeff Kurtz, ...

When asked about Brian Hood, ChatGPT falsely claims that Hood was "accused of playing a role in the company's alleged bribery of foreign officials to secure polymer banknote contracts," when the o...

House Republicans are demanding eight years of data from the Energy Department about employees who may have breached conflict of interest rules. House Committee on Science, Space and Technology le...

In an effort to build relationships and empower community members lacking permanent legal status, the Whatcom County Public Defender’s Office and Community to Community will co-host an immigration...