Before a hacking campaign tore through Twitter and compromised some of its most high-profile users, an ad went up on...
Monthly Archives: <span>July 2020</span>
SHANGHAI — Large parts of China were reeling on Friday from the worst floods in decades, as disruption mounted for...
BOSTON — Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey is asking for a court ruling recognizing Uber and Lyft drivers as employees...
COALINGA, Calif. — More than 900 firefighters aided by helicopters and air tankers battled a wildfire in a rural area...
CAIRO — The U.N. environment chief said Wednesday that “time is running out” to avert an environmental, economic and humanitarian...
A ruling Wednesday by the federal appellate court in Atlanta resolves new twists in a type of dispute that invariably...
Less than a month after emerging from bankruptcy triggered by a string of devastating wildfires in 2017 and 2018, PG&E...
The Washington Redskins hired a law firm to review allegations of misconduct after 15 female ex-employees told the Washington Post...
American health-care workers still face dangerous shortages of personal protective equipment as the uncontrolled spread of Covid-19 fills hospitals across...
The chief executives of major U.S. retailers have been quick to voice concern about the safety of employees since the...