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John Dougherty, Philly’s infamous power broker, was found guilty in court. Is the city ready for what could come next?

Lawsuit alleges Call of Duty publisher withheld information when asking shareholders to vote in favour of sale

Lawsuit alleges Call of Duty publisher withheld information when asking shareholders to vote in favour of sale

Democratic congressional candidate Charles "Chaz" Tedesco, an Adams County commissioner and former local union president, this week added more unions to an already labor-heavy list of endorsers.

After a negotiating session in Florida, Major League Baseball said only five days remain to salvage March 31 openers and a full season, telling locked out players games would be canceled otherwise.

A federal appeals court on Thursday halted a mandate from the Biden administration that required an hourly minimum wage of $15 for outdoor recreation companies operating on public land.

The local leaders waging battles on behalf of the state’s workers.

According to an employee-facing memo obtained by The Verge, Epic Games will “offer full-time at-will employment to eligible US-based contingent workers,” and “many of those offers will...

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Two L.A. politicians jumped into the mayor's race early. But are they now in danger of being drowned out?