A new law going into effect Tuesday aims to protect workers from coercion by their employer based on immigration status. Workplace coercion could be used to violate wage or agricultural labor laws.

One of the law firms that cut a deal with the White House is on a collision course with the administration on an issue near and dear to President DONALD TRUMP and some of his most senior advisers: the ...

The Trump administration has promised to ‘flood the zone’ and conduct unprecedented enforcement actions against businesses ...

Sensitive data held by NASA, the Department of Labor, and other federal bodies could advantage Elon Musk’s business empire ...

Maryland is suing on behalf of a WMATA employee who was allegedly fired for raising concerns about lead contamination in ...

President Trump's self-imposed July 9 deadline on tariffs is fast approaching, with the president and top administration ...

The decorated Marine who once criticized both DC and Columbus "swamps" now seeks to administer more than $300 million in ...

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Maryland's General Assembly adopted nearly 850 bills during the 2025 General Assembly. Most of those new laws take effect on July 1 or Oct. 1. Here are a handful of laws that hit the ...

DeRemer announced the creation of a new Office of Immigration Policy (OIP) within the Department of Labor (DOL)’s Office of ...

Minimum wage, cellphones on school grounds, seat belts for adult passengers, and protection of reproductive and sexual health ...

Trump promised to revitalize vocational training and help the working class. Instead, he's cutting workforce programs by a ...