Fed wants millions of Americans to lose jobs, cost of everything to go up: Fitz-Gerald 00:00 00:0005:27GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay The Biden administration published ...

A Biden nominee for a Montana seat on the largest federal appeals court breezed through a confirmation hearing that took place during a Senate recess. University of Montana law professor Anthony D...

The New York Times will avoid a proposed class action alleging it sold customers’ private reading information to data brokers in violation of the Michigan Preservation of Personal Privacy Act. The...

Home Depot Inc. employees in Philadelphia will vote Nov. 2 and 5 on whether to make theirs the company’s first unionized US store. The election will be held in person on the company’s premises, und...

Edinburgh whistle blowers who were instrumental in exposing wrongdoing in the city council have called on MSPs to launch a public inquiry into the mishandling of complaints about child protection. ...

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Frances Haugen left her role as a product manager at Facebook in 2021, bringing with her a cache of internal documents illustrating allegations of wrongdoing at the company. But a year later, desp...

Massachusetts’ governing body of high school sports won’t be required to immediately allow students enrolled in a statewide virtual public high school to participate in the sports teams of their l...

Defenders Inc. and security workers who say it undercounted their hours and failed to pay proper overtime may end their dispute with a $5 million settlement, a federal court in Delaware said. The h...