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Terence Burke initially experienced mild coronavirus symptoms but soon suffered from fatigue and headaches that left him unable to attend his job as a caretaker at Turning Point Scotland

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York celebrated Juneteenth and paid tribute to the late civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis on Monday by enacting sweeping new voter protections.

An interesting new twist on the argument, which particularly focuses on how social media quasi-common-carrier regulations can fight governmental pressure on platforms to censor certain material; it reminded me of Ian Samuel's The New Writs of Assistance, which similarly argued that some Big Tech companies should be legally required to…

Title IX is best known for its role in gender equity in athletics and sexual harassment on campuses

Barrister’s unlawful discrimination case sees levels of engagement rare for an employment tribunal

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A representative for Connolly's Bar in Glasgow says residents cannot expect to wake up to the sound of 'sheep grazing' while living in a bustling city centre.

The award-winning Connolly’s Bar on Bell Street was found to have breached an order that live music should stop at 11, but claimed neighbours were refusing to 'meet them halfway' over the issue.

ATLANTA — Duluth resident and stand-up comic Mo'Nique has settled a 2019 discrimination lawsuit with Netflix where she argued she was given a low-ball offer by the streaming service in 2017 in part because she is a Black woman.

The impact of the 1972 Title IX law barring discrimination in educational programs that receive federal aid is vast, but it has been particularly influential in athletics.

However, Paul Rowan has lost an age discrimination case