The “dangerous and legally baseless” changes risk discouraging whistleblowers from going to the SEC to expose illegalities, asserted the group. Better Markets contended as well the modifications would expose investors to needless harm and increases the chances wrong doers could remain on the loose.

U.S. trade with the world tumbled more than 24% in April, when compared to the previous April, according to the latest U. S. Census Bureau data, which was released today.

Cash is missing from a police safe in Pennsylvania. The theft and others like it shows how civil forfeiture corrupts law enforcement.

He issued a lengthy Instagram apology after protesters in New Orleans chanted, "F*ck Drew Brees!" on Wednesday.

UnitedHealth Group will increase investments in affordable housing to $500 million to address social determinants of health as insurers intensify strategies to reduce costs and improve outcomes beyond covering traditional medical treatments.

Since then, the BLM movement has circulated worldwide, and many have taken to opening regional coalitions fighting for the racial justice and equality BLM stands for.

The Senate has unanimously passed The Paycheck Protection Plan Flexibility Act. This new bill will provide greater guidance to small business owners seeking to have their loans forgiven. But the question continues to be whether it will be enough to help borrowers.

India's credit rating was cut to the lowest investment grade by Moody's Investors Service. Yet this is no time for spin or delusion about where Asia’s No. 3 economy finds itself six years after Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in New Delhi to save the day.

June 4 is the International Day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression, established by UN General Assembly resolution on August 19, 1982.

Hot on the heels of the Google Chrome Privacy Lawsuit, Parler CEO John Matze called for the tech giant and search engine creator to reveal the facts of its spying allegations.

The Senate has approved H. R. 7010 - Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act of 2020.

That the left is so willing to turn over their lives and needs to the same governments responsible for the deaths of people like George Floyd is not just baffling, it is tragic.

Defending America from the next catastrophic "black swan" event is a responsibility that America’s high-tech industry, including America’s leadership in quantum information science, needs to shoulder starting today.

Few companies have directly challenged President Trump or his administration in public. Box CEO Aaron Levie took a different approach: "Our president has no ability to help this nation heal or chart a path forward."

A legal rule known as “qualified immunity” often shields police officers from being sued by victims and their families, even if the officers violated their civil rights.

It is possible that with the additional layoffs that occurred during May and if the Department of Labor fixed its under-reporting of 8 million jobless people in last month’s employment report, the unemployment rate could exceed 20% and even approach the Great Depression’s 25%.

He said Floyd was "tortured" in the final moments of his life.