Oracle accuses Labor Department of overreach in discrimination cases
The Labor Department has accused Oracle of paying white male employees more than their black, female and Asian peers.
Impossible Burgers and other fake meat has American cattle ranchers on defense
Ranchers are seeing their retail sales dip as plant-based meat alternatives trend upward.
Feds launch new opioid probe: Report
Feds launch a new opioid investigation.
California DMV made up to $52M a year selling drivers' personal details
The Golden State's DMV made yearly revenue ranging from $41.6 million to $52 million from fiscal years 2013/14 to 2018/19.
US drafts rules to protect American tech from foreign sabotage
The rules would address dilemmas the U.S. faces with Chinese tech firms like Huawei and ZTE.
Feds hit health-tech founders with billion-dollar fraud charge
Four former executives of a Chicago-based health-information company are accused in a $1 billion fraud scheme.
Injuries at Amazon's New York City facility triple the industry average: Report
There were 107 incidents – 103 injuries and 4 unspecified incidents – reported at the Staten Island facility in 2018, which opened in September of that year.
Bloomberg vows to refuse donations, presidential salary
Bloomberg’s team insists that his wealth allows him to be more responsive to the concerns of everyday people because he isn’t beholden to special interests.
Feds bust veteran law enforcement commander in gun-trafficking case
The arrest was the latest in a string of firearm cases involving southern California law enforcement officers.
FCC's Chairman Pai: Following Huawei ban, we're working to help rural wireless customers
FCC chairman Ajit Pai says the regulatory body wants to ensure our wireless systems are secure in urban, suburban and rural areas.
USA Today exec fired for 'negative attitude' while grieving baby's death: Lawsuit
The woman's supervisor allegedly told her she had a “negative” attitude and was causing her colleagues “to suffer ‘low morale.’"
Covington Catholic High teen can go forward with $275M NBC suit: Judge
The suit claims the teenager was falsely accused of harassing Native American man Nathan Phillips on Jan. 18 at the Lincoln Memorial.
US police officers face these challenges: NYPD commissioner
New York City is at the lowest crime rate since the 1950s.
Trump signs stopgap spending bill, averting shutdown
Trump signed the bill, which will extend funding through December 20, hours before government funding was set to expire.
Hate crimes reported at universities nationwide
Hate crimes or bias incidents have been reported at Syracuse University, University at Albany and Auburn University.
Attorney made nearly $1M in fake disability claims: Officials
The embattled attorney allegedly filed more than 300 Americans with Disabilities Act lawsuits.
Wanted teen jumps from plane in failed attempt to outrun police: SEE IT
Footage shows the boy running through the tarmac, navigating airplanes, vehicles and airport equipment as authorities give chase.
Wi-Fi, better and faster on the way?
FCC looks to make WiFi more readily available
Ex-British Airways exec indicted for accepting $5M in bribes: officials
The freight service allegedly paid the ex-exec millions for its "promotion and protection" within British Airways.
California toughens drilling oversight in setback for industry
State is seeking to wind down its reliance on fossil fuels.