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American workers saved a record 14.3% of income in 401(k) plans during Q1 2025, nearly reaching the 15% target recommended by financial advisers. Donald Trump's approval rating sees major shifts ...

Calvin Duncan and Sophie Cull's "Jailhouse Lawyer" is a direct account of Louisiana incarceration and injustice, yet its overarching story is of Black men who bonded together within prison walls to ...

WASHINGTON — The senior military lawyer for the combatant command overseeing lethal strikes on alleged drug-smuggling boats near Venezuela disagreed with the Trump administration’s position that the ...

Omaha, NE (November 13, 2025) – Emergency medical personnel responded to an injury-causing hit-and-run accident near the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) campus earlier this week. The ...

It's "Red Cup Day" at Starbucks, but for Starbucks workers on strike today, Nov. 13, it's "Red Cup Rebellion," so-called by Starbucks Workers United, the union organizing an employee strike across ...

An exotic dancer-turned-legal eagle is turning her sights on five New York jiggle joints and their managers for allegedly trafficking her and allowing customers to rape and beat her. “When I was ...

Claybourn worked with legal heavyweight Michael W. McConnell to draft a "friend of the court" brief in support of private business petitioners who challenged President Donald Trump's tariffs.

More lawyers are using artificial intelligence to write legal briefs. Some colleagues are publicizing the A.I.-generated errors. By Evan Gorelick Earlier this year, a lawyer filed a motion in a Texas ...

Nov 5 (Reuters) - More than 50 private attorneys and contractors in New Mexico announced on Wednesday that they will stop taking new cases where they would represent federal defendants who cannot ...

Question: I'm 62, I want to work a few more years and I'm good at my job. But all of this AI talk makes me feel like a dinosaur. Can't I just do my job for a few more years without technology ...