
EEOC Drops Subpoena Action Against Nike After Compliance on Diversity
The EEOC dropped its subpoena enforcement against Nike after the company complied with diversity policy inquiries.

The EEOC dropped its subpoena enforcement against Nike after the company complied with diversity policy inquiries.

Brazil’s Supreme Court upholds state laws denying tax incentives for soy moratorium compliance, impacting the Amazon.

Republican John Sununu, running for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, supports privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, potentially impacting housing affordability.

A new law in Pennsylvania aims to resolve a longstanding legal battle over $1 billion in natural gas mineral rights.

Commissioner Greg Sankey advises SEC schools to cautiously approach adding players eligible for a fifth year due to court rulings.

From front page news to powerful moments you may have missed, this gallery showcases today’s top photos, chosen by AP.

In June 2023, Hope Negumezi’s pregnant wife, Porsha, died at a Texas hospital due to preventable complications from a miscarriage. Her death highlights the broader impact of Texas’s abortion laws on medical care for pregnancy complications, revealing how legal restrictions may delay or alter critical treatment.

Jury selection started for Meta’s federal trial over youth mental health claims, involving 29 states. Trial begins next week.

Hungary’s Parliament elected former Supreme Court chief justice András Baka as president, shifting away from Orbán.

Sydney (AP) — The case against a man accused of murdering 15 people at a Sydney Hanukkah celebration involved 800+ witness statements.