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How Vietnam’s New Overtime Rules Are Testing Its Manufacturing Boom
When you stroll through Binh Duong or Bac Giang's industrial zones on a weekday evening, you'll notice that there's a certain silence around the shift change. Workers are…
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Inside the Battle Over Pregnancy Accommodation Laws in America’s Warehouses
When you know the law is on your side but no one in the building seems to be aware of it or care, a certain kind of fatigue…
Employment law and rights
OMG Girlz Lawsuit Returns to Court — And This Time T.I. and Tiny Are Asking for $125 Million
A scene from a Santa Ana, California, federal courtroom keeps coming up. On June 23, 2026, three women who used to perform for teenage audiences across the nation—Zonnique…
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Camp Mystic Lawsuit Families Call Bankruptcy Filing “A Slap in the Face” — And They’re Not Wrong
Standing on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Hunt, Texas, almost a year after the water tore through everything, has an almost surreal quality. The trails worn…
Employment law and rights
The House GOP Appropriations Bill Delay Is Bigger Than a Spending Fight — It’s a Party in Crisis
In Washington, it has developed into a sort of custom that no one acknowledges enjoying but that nevertheless keeps happening. Republicans in the House spend weeks marking up…
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The Trump Cassidy Capitol Altercation Reveals a Republican Party Running Out of Patience
When two people who truly don't get along are made to share a space, a certain kind of tension arises. That tension exploded throughout the US Capitol on…
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Michael Rapino Donald Trump Conversation Revealed in Court Filing — And It Raises Serious Questions
A picture of Michael Rapino leaving a federal courtroom in lower Manhattan in March with his head down and an expression that doesn't reveal anything has gone viral…
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Why the Michigan Voter Registration Data Appeal Is the Most Important Election Case of 2026
The Trump administration's pursuit of voter roll data from states across the nation, month after month, lawsuit after lawsuit, loss after loss, has an almost methodical quality. That…
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Public Goods Practice Save Lawsuit Could Be the Lifeline 7 Million Borrowers Didn’t See Coming
A law firm named Public Goods Practice entered U.S. District Court early on June 23, 2026, and filed a motion that was hardly noticed by the majority of…
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The Surprising Industries Hiring the Most People Right Now, According to New Data
Most people will likely guess tech or possibly finance when asked which industries are hiring at the moment. The Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest projections present a different…
