"This is a classic whistleblower case. A public servant—a community college president—stood up to and spoke out against political corruption, and got crushed for it," the complaint says.

Justin Baldoni has been sued by the New York Times because of his since-dismissed $400 million defamation case over an article detailing his fallout with It Ends With Us costar Blake Lively.

"Inteprod's actions cannot reasonably be disputed - it took confidential information and trade secrets frm Aqua Science under the guise of helping Aqua Science develop a working prototype of the ...

Over the last 10 years, there’s been a degradation of what UNC stands for,” said one interviewee who the consultant interviewed last fall.

The day after the Jaguars beat the Houston Texans, Coen was talking with running back Travis Etienne as they were going to the cafeteria of the Miller Electric Center. He expressed frustration to the ...

A three-month investigation into more than two dozen allegations against the president of First Nations University of Canada, commissioned by the institution’s board in 2023, concluded with a stark ...

Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world The US agency tasked with overseeing cryptocurrency has become embroiled in a power struggle, creating uncertainty ...

Legal challenge mounts against mandated labor peace agreements in Santa Monica, with concerns raised about constitutional violations and economic impact.

The interim president will arrive at a 79,000-student university that has, in recent years, struggled to balance the desires of a large faculty with those of the state.

Williams replaces former president Mark A. Welsh III, who resigned amid the fallout over a viral video showing an A&M student confronting a professor over a gender-identity discussion.

Putin says ‘impossible to believe’ Moscow wants a war but warns Trump of escalation - Putin warns Trump sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would be 'new stage of escalation' ...

Accounts from more than 50 people paint the most extensive look yet at Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s sudden rethink of a major Biden-era chips initiative and the fallout.