A jury must decide whether a Japanese ship classification organization paid a New Orleans-based surveyor less than his Korean and Japanese peers because of his Indian national origin, a federal j...

The dismissal of a former northeastern Minnesota Department of Natural Resources director wasn't motivated by her report of neglect, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled Wednesday. Lori Hanson was f...

Is A $15 Minimum Wage Enough?

For now, legislative proposals to reduce costs and improve the lives of workers, such as expanding paid leave, subsidizing child care and making prekindergarten universal, is kaput. Support for s...

Gov. Kathy Hochul on Thursday announced she had a 'conceptual' agreement with legislators on a $220 billion state budget. ALBANY, N.Y. — New York will devote billions of dollars to help families ...

Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a bill that would ban transgender girls from participating in girls or women’s sports from grades six through college. Lawmakers advanced a California...

Almost every streaming service today has a limited series or documentary that details recent fraud cases that have captivated the world, from Anna Delvey to the Tinder Swindler. One of pop cultur...

A federal judge ordered the U.S. military to allow HIV-positive soldiers to become officers, a career advancement that has long been blocked by policies barring such individuals from deploying ov...

A former French language instructor with the State Department’s Foreign Service Institute was discriminated against and harassed because of his Ivorian descent and subjected to retaliation for pa...

After months of stakeholder meetings, the Seattle City Council is introducing a series of policies establishing app-based labor standards, called the "Pay Up" ordinance. The legislation is sponso...