Warren Buffett-backed carmaker BYD Co., Nike-rival ANTA Sports Products Ltd. and Nasdaq-listed retailer JD.com are all emblematic of the global heft of China’s companies. The Chinese giants have another thing in common: None of them have women on their boards.

The Utah Senate on Friday sent to Gov. Spencer Cox a bill that would require local law enforcement agencies to report the use of force to the state.

Minnesota prosecutors moved a step closer to winning reinstatement of a third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin, the former police officer set to stand trial for the death of George Floyd.

The trial of Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer accused of killing George Floyd, will combine elements of the prosecution of Los Angeles officers charged with beating Black motorist Rodney King and the media spectacle of O.J. Simpson’s murder case—all set against the modern backdrop of Black people dying at the hands of police.

An indictment alleging that four members of a militant white supremacist group violated the Anti-Riot Act was revived by the Ninth Circuit on Thursday, after the court held most of the law constitutional.

MetLife Inc.’s request to toss out a discrimination and harassment lawsuit by a former executive was denied by a federal judge who ruled the company’s arguments against the complaint fell short.