Two lawsuits claiming rampant anti-Black racism at Tesla’s electric car plant in Fremont are set for trial later this year.

A federal judge awarded $269K to ex-Edison School leader Nathan Tuttle, ruling he was wrongfully terminated without due process after racial slur accusations.

A federal judge has approved a $269,218 settlement award to the former CEO of an Indianapolis, Indiana, school who contended that he was wrongfully terminated.

Employers association and Sakeliga promise an immediate challenge to targets based on race, gender and disability under the ...

Charlie Cuthbert blamed the charged sociopolitical climate in Petersburg for what he said was a misinterpretation of an idiom ...

A federal judge had handed down a $269,218 judgment in favor of the former CEO of the Edison School of the Arts who filed a ...

A state corrections officer fired for allegedly assaulting an individual at the state-run Ottumwa Residential Facility is not ...

Kyle Larson's fans criticise him for being pictured alongside Logan Paul during the WWE WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.

Many factors, including a lack of focus, legal pressures and social media shifts, have contributed to shifts in political ...

The school agreed to pay former CEO Nathan Tuttle nearly $270,000 after he filed a lawsuit over his 2023 termination. Edison ...

The Iowa Supreme Court has removed from the bench a magistrate who questioned the veracity of an alleged sexual assault victim because he was a teenage male and asked whether ...

The consensus that America should be a benign superpower, born out of the ashes after 1945, has gone, too. And Mr Trump wants ...