A man accused of plotting violence against the Vegas Golden Knights victory parade is one step closer to trial.

A much-anticipated decision came down from the Supreme Court yesterday that will affect the economy and workers’ rights.

Employers will now have to accommodate their employees’ religious observances, unless they can prove doing so imposes a substantial burden on their business operations. Plus, the price of a monarchy, and the hot topic at today's EU meeting.

A trade agreement between a contractors association and a labor union could open the door for more minorities to get onto high-priced union projects.

By targeting labor law and the much-maligned administrative state, the justices showed that rolling back workers’ rights is just one tactic in their larger war.

School employees in the Los Angeles Unified School District closed schools after beginning a three-day walkout Tuesday to demand better wages and more staff. In Las Vegas, some may wonder: Why don't Clark County School District (CCSD) employees do the same?

School employees in the Los Angeles Unified School District shut down schools after kicking off a three-day strike Tuesday to demand better wages and increased staffing. In Las Vegas, some might wonder: Why don’t Clark County School District employees do the same?

Clark University refused to discuss wages with the school’s newly unionized graduate student workers as they bargained for their first labor contract—that is, a union official said, until those workers went on strike in October.