DEDEDO, GUAM – The U.S. Department of Labor has recovered $17,164 in back wages from a federal subcontractor who denied full wages and benefits to eight workers providing pest control services at U...

A Black female tennis pro has filed a civil rights action against Daniel Island Golf Club LLC in Charleston, S.C., alleging the club retaliated against her by hiring a White male to replace her af...

A former California deputy district attorney who was transferred to less-prestigious courts after he published an op-ed about racism saw his First Amendment retaliation claim tossed by a federal c...

The US Treasury Department faces a second lawsuit over its August decision to sanction Tornado Cash, a crypto-mixing service that obscures sources of coin transactions. The lawsuit filed Wednesday...

Instacart parent Maplebear Inc. agreed to pay $46.5 million to end a San Diego City Attorney’s Office lawsuit claiming that the gig employer violated California law in classifying its workers as i...

A US Supreme Court order involving the counting of undated mail ballots in Pennsylvania risks a chaotic post-election in a state with a tight race that could determine which party controls the Sena...

A federal inmate’s compassionate release request has been denied because changes in sentencing law—including the First Step Act of 2018—don’t support his bid, a federal judge said Tuesday. The US ...

There’s something you probably don’t know about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas -- he was a fan of the musician Prince. Thomas made the revelation in the midst of arguments Wednesday over a ...

CLARK — A former police officer has accused the township of making life more difficult, as “payback” for going public this year with his six-figure payoff for covering up the use of racial slurs us...

A jury must decide whether a Black hospital worker in Rhode Island was fired because of his past drug convictions or because he was tapped for a seat on the anti-racism committee his employer form...