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The class action flood gates have opened. Less than two weeks after Uber Technologies agreed to pay up to $100 million to settle class-action lawsuits in California and Massachusetts in which drivers sought to be reclassified as employees instead of ...

President Obama “appreciated the spirit of Mr. Wilmore's expressions” used at Saturday's White House Correspondents' Dinner, and insisted that “any reading of his comments makes clear he was not using the president as the butt of a joke,” White House ...

Gannett Co. said Monday it will solicit shareholders of Tribune Publishing to withhold their votes next month for election of eight nominees to Tribune's board of directors, in an attempt to send a stronger message to management to begin negotiations ...

The Supreme Court, which so frequently has the final say on constitutional issues, controversial executive actions and whether prisoners live or die, is about to turn its attentions to cheerleaders. The high court has agreed to hear a case over whether ...

Donald Trump moved Monday to blunt the narrative that he would lose a general election to Hillary Clinton if he's the Republican nominee, touting a new poll that showed him narrowly edging the Democratic presidential front-runner in a hypothetical ...

Shouting chants of "No pay, no work" and "enough is enough," hundreds of Detroit teachers rallied outside the Fisher Building today calling for a forensic audit of Detroit Public Schools and a guarantee they would be paid for their work. "No one should ...