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The New York attorney general said Uber and Lyft drivers will be getting serious back pay after the two companies settled for a total of $328 million.

The National Labor Relations Board has thrown out a Trump-era policy that had made it harder to categorize workers as legal "employees," paving the way for unions made up of independent contractors.

Some LGBTQ activists are pushing to make Pride Month feel more like Memorial Day than Mardi Gras this year, mindful of conservative pushback against exposing children to sexualized events.

America: Freedom & Opportunity for All. Put an American flag on a T-shirt with this slogan, and you have apparel you can wear any month of the year. It is what brings the nation together.

On Thursday, a Senate panel chaired by avowedly socialist Vermont politician Bernie Sanders is set to hold a hearing on President Biden's nomination of forced-unionism proponent Julie Su as secretary of labor.

Autonomous cars have been heralded as the future of transportation, but hang-ups remain over who will be responsible if a self-driving vehicle is involved in a collision.

College students from 23 countries want a better return on their investment coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, a U.S. education technology company reported Thursday.

Uber driver Christain Bekeni survived an attempted armed carjacking by four teens Monday in Southeast D.C. when gunshots meant for him instead hit one of the suspects.

Rideshares, restaurants and transportation companies are adding surcharges to cover the higher cost of trips and deliveries amid rising U.S. gasoline prices.

Rideshares, restaurants and transportation companies are adding surcharges to cover the higher cost of trips and deliveries amid rising U.S. gasoline prices.