Chris Marr

New York City’s Commission on Human Rights alleged that News Corp.—which owns The Wall Street Journal and other media outlets—posted at least four jobs in July 2023 with pay ranges that violated the law. (Dreamstime/TNS)

A New York City commission is targeting job posters and recruiters that have run afoul of pay transparency rules.

Tesla Inc. and News Corp. face some of the earliest regulatory enforcement actions under New York City’s closely watched pay transparency law. The city alleges the businesses ignored the requirement

(Bloomberg Law) -- US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas decried “the nastiness and the lies” he and his wife Ginny have “had to endure” in recent years.

“There's certainly been a lot of negativity for my wife and I in the last few years,” Thomas said Friday at a conference of the US Court of Appeals

(Bloomberg Law) -- A federal appeals court has blocked a venture fund's grant contest for Black women entrepreneurs in litigation spearheaded by affirmative action foe Edward Blum that challenged the program as racially discriminatory.

A federal appeals court has blocked Fearless Fund’s grant contest for Black women business owners in litigation spearheaded by affirmative action foe Edward Blum that challenged the program as racially discriminatory.

A venture capital firm will shut down a program that provided grant funding to Black women entrepreneurs in order to end a discrimination case brought by a conservative advocacy group led by longtime diversity, equity, and inclusion opponent Edward Blum.

A federal appeals court has blocked a venture fund’s grant contest for Black women entrepreneurs in litigation spearheaded by affirmative action foe Edward Blum that challenged the program as racially discriminatory.

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas decried “the nastiness and the lies” he and his wife Ginni have “had to endure” in recent years.