President Donald Trump said he wants an even bigger stimulus than what Democrats have offered so far, yet another turnabout in his position and one that seemed to undercut his own negotiators.

Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia‘s official calendar shows he listened to industry leaders far more often than worker representatives during the initial weeks of the coronavirus pandemic.

The U.S. has already secured hundreds of thousands of doses of experimental antibody treatments for Covid-19 in anticipation of regulators authorizing their emergency use, federal health officials said on Friday.

A second federal court has blocked U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services from implementing its new visa fee rule, signaling another likely win for immigrant assistance groups that have challenged the measure.

When five Black women recently led Adtalem Global Education‘s $1.48 billion acquisition of online, for-profit educator Walden University, it was a rarity in the legal industry. Adtalem general counsel Chaka Patterson hopes the move will set an example for other legal chiefs.

Yale University was sued by the U.S. Department of Justice, which claims the Ivy League school illegally discriminates against White and Asian-American applicants in undergraduate admissions by favoring Black and Hispanic ones.