Social Security’s inspector general is probing a whistleblower complaint that a former employee of the so-called Department of Government Efficiency claimed he had access to two Social Security da...

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Critics of the Department of Government Efficiency are sounding the alarm after the Washington Postreported Tuesday that the Social Security Administration’s inspector general isinvestigating a wh...

Washington, D.C. — Rep. Robert Garcia, Ranking Member of the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, has expanded an investigation of DOGE-related data leaks at the Social Security Administra...

The recent passage of New York's Trapped at Work Act reflects the state Legislature's increasing scrutiny of so-called stay-or-pay arrangements.[1] The statute targets what it defines as "employmen...

The recent passage of New York's Trapped at Work Act reflects the state Legislature's increasing scrutiny of so-called stay-or-pay arrangements.[1] The statute targets what it defines as "employmen...

One way or another, the whistle-blower lawsuit filed by Jon Oberg, the U.S. Department of Education researcher who uncovered the 9.5 student loan scandal, against six student loan companies that p...

The appeals court sided with Brown-Forman Corp., Jack Daniels’ parent company, in nixing the landmark 2023 standard. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has declared the standard on union recogni...

House Bill 2355, sponsored by Rep. Brianna Thomas (D-Seattle) and championed in the Senate by Sen. Rebecca Saldaña (D-Seattle), who sponsored the Senate companion bill, ensures that nannies, house...