Washington State Adds Safety Rules for Trains Hauling Oil
Railroads face new financial and signage requirements in the Evergreen State.
Federal Government Allows College to Pay Clinton Campaign Intern
Federal Election Commission says that tax-exempt universities may provide cash stipends to unpaid campaign interns.
Finding a Schedule that Works for Hourly Employees
New York bill would regulate the way some employers manage work schedules.
Solving Brazil’s Bribery Scandals
Brazilian prosecutors hope to curb corruption with new laws—but critics say they go too far.
Could Sharing Pay Data Shrink the Gender Wage Gap?
EEOC proposal raises questions about pay equity—and privacy.
Is Dungeness Crab Safe to Eat?
California regulators lift ban on commercial fishing following health, economic, and environmental concerns.
Federal Agency Tackles Health Care Gap for Transgender Soldiers
A proposed rule would cover certain gender transition services for military members.
Are Broadband Providers Putting Consumers’ Privacy at Risk?
Advocacy groups push the FCC to address data sharing among Internet companies.
Booksellers Challenge Internet Law
Free speech group claims that a Louisiana law governing online content violates constitutional rights.
The Origins and Outcomes of the Volkswagen Emissions Scandal
Institute for Law and Economics panel examines the automaker’s corporate culture and regulatory violations.