Why did Clarence Thomas go a decade without asking a single question at oral arguments? And why is he one of the Supreme Court’s most vocal justices now? This video explores the purpose of justices asking questions and what changed for Justice Thomas.

Federal labor board allegations that Starbucks Corp. illegally gave pay raises and benefits to nonunion workers and denied them to union workers illustrate the legal minefield employers must navigate when they have these types of mixed workforces.

House Republicans aren’t waiting for next year to demand documents from the Biden administration about the federal response to the Covid pandemic and the role of key presidential advisers.

Johnson & Johnson defeated a Third Circuit appeal Wednesday by workers who say they lost retirement savings by investing in employer stock that was embroiled in scandal.

The Major League Baseball Players Association has joined the AFL-CIO, the nation’s largest federation of unions.

Elon Musk can add a Twitter Inc. whistle-blower’s allegations about spam and bots on the social media platform to his legal arsenal as the company fights to make him complete his $44 billion buyout, a judge ruled.