At least 25,452 people in Washington are living on the street or in emergency shelter and transitional housing, according to the Department of Commerce’s 2022 one-night “Point in Time” count. That...

Migrants are leaving New York City and heading north into Canada on taxpayer-funded buses, according to a new report from the New York Post. The Big Apple is the center of the migrant crisis on the...

Migrants are leaving New York City and heading north into Canada on taxpayer-funded buses, according to a new report from the New York Post. The Big Apple is the center of the migrant crisis on th...

Migrants are leaving New York City and heading north into Canada on taxpayer-funded buses, according to a new report from the New York Post. The Big Apple is the center of the migrant crisis on th...

OLYMPIA — State Rep. Tarra Simmons, D-Bremerton, wants the state to pay incarcerated workers more money. She’s sponsoring House Bill 1024, called the “Real Labor, Real Wages Act,” to raise incarcer...

CLEVELAND — For most workers across Ohio, the minimum wage is $10.10, but workers with disabilities in can legally be paid less than that. For most workers across Ohio, the minimum wage is $10.1...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently ruled that Wisconsin wage and hours laws concerning the compensability of meal periods empower employers to require that such breaks be un...

OSTP Encourages Dissent but Offers No Legal Protection Against Backlash WASHINGTON - The White House’s new Model Scientific Integrity Plan touts the “free flow of scientific information,” including...

State legislators sometimes exempt themselves from the laws they pass, but this session, they could change course on an emblamatic bill: To allow their own staffers to form a union. California leg...

There is a longstanding recognition that whistleblowers have a valuable role to play in the uncovering of wrongdoing, in both the public and private sectors. Could we do more to protect and incenti...