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There is something quietly unsettling about learning that a hospital may have shared your health data with an advertising company. Not a breach in the dramatic, headline-grabbing sense…
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When a jury returns a verdict, a certain kind of silence descends upon the courtroom. Not guilty or not guilty — just a dollar figure. In Van Nuys,…
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The way influencer drama plays out on the internet has an almost theatrical quality. Seldom does it begin with a single explosive moment. It gradually intensifies through accusations,…
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With its minimalist storefronts, $138 leggings, and brand language that emphasizes community and purpose, Lululemon has spent years creating an image that seems almost too carefully crafted. Everything…
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Over a number of years, Derek Mobley applied to over 100 jobs. He is over forty, Black, and disabled. He used Workday's platform to apply to businesses. He…
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There's a particular kind of parental dread that comes not from dramatic emergencies but from the mundane things — the everyday products sitting quietly on bathroom shelves, used…
Employment law and rights
Only in retrospect does a certain type of corporate collapse seem inevitable. Western United FC was supposed to be different — a professional football club rooted in Melbourne's…
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On that Wednesday morning in June, Kyle Sandilands appeared, by most accounts, more relieved than victorious when he stepped out to face the media cameras. He described the…
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Curtis McLaughlin Jr. did something that most people take for granted on the evening of November 30, 2021. In Baker County, Florida, he made a stop at a…
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There's something quietly frustrating about the way large corporate settlements work. A company gets sued, pays a massive fine, denies wrongdoing, and the money meant for actual people…
