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A high court decision Monday makes it easier for your boss to steal from you—and is part of a broad anti-union wave.

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“It's not just about liquor—it’s about really putting your emotions in what you believe in and what you stand for.”

The Confederate general served as president of Washington and Lee University and is buried in a shrine on campus.

The feast of Saint Bilibeu empowers indigenous Brazilians to reclaim a precolonial identity and to protect their land.

We talk E3 Judges Week and much more on Waypoint Radio.

Seattle is proposing that companies grossing more than $20 million a year pay a new tax of $500 per employee

I spent the weekend asking people how they were planning to vote in this week's referendum on repealing the Eighth Amendment.

How can a sequel give the people what they want when the original never seemed to care what anyone wanted?

In a 5-4 decision, the court rules employers can prohibit class action lawsuits and force employees into arbitration.

A substitute teacher's death in the Texas shooting helped her husband's GoFundMe go viral.