EXCLUSIVE – A former U.S. Navy fighter pilot praised a new amendment that would require the federal government to disclose information on UFOs to the public and announced a whistleblower support pr...

Troopers were reportedly told to push migrant children into the river to go back to Mexico, according to a disturbing report from the Houston Chronicle.

Budget Deal Promotes Infrastructure, Reduces Protections for Endangered Species Governor Newsom signed a package of bills into law, taking effect immediately, to hasten lawsuits for solar farms and...

For those working close to former president Donald Trump during his presidency, exposure to acts of “naked sexism” were a regular part of the job, according to a former staffer and whistleblower. ...

Christoph Seidler will join Osborne Clarke from KLIEMT.Arbeitsrecht, one of Germany's largest boutique law firms specializing in employment law, on 1 August 2023. As a partner, he will strengthen t...

FAIRFAX, VA – A federal court has directed a Fairfax home care agency and its owners to pay more than $1.6 million in back wages and liquidated damages to 202 home health aides in a consent judgmen...

Case involves classification of UberEats drivers as independent contractors Uber must face a lawsuit filed by an UberEats driver back in 2019 as there’s nothing in a unique California law that prev...

Takeaway: Under Section 207 of the Fair Labor Standards Act, an employer can lawfully reduce an employee's nonovertime rate of pay in certain situations so long as the rate reduction isn't designed...

Raising the hourly minimum wage holds unexpected benefits for low-income pregnant women and their children, with increases as small as $1 helping to fend off events linked to poor health, research...

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