Julian Mark

The share of first-time buyers who lived rent-free as adults before buying their own homes has risen, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Claudine Gay’s resignation is being held up as pivotal in the movement against DEI policies in academia, government and corporate America.

The SEC has signed off on bitcoin exchange traded funds, significantly broadening access to the best known — and most valuable — digital currency.

Corporations wanted to keep affirmative action when President Ronald Reagan sought to undo it. Now, with DEI under attack, businesses are reacting similarly.

Stephen Miller’s America First Legal files an EEOC complaint against the NFL, adding to the wave of challenges against a hiring practice widely used in corporate America.

The FCC ruling arrived just weeks after New Hampshire voters received calls from an apparently digitally generated voice impersonating President Biden.

The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino’s internship program is the latest diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) program to be sued by conservative activists.

More than 330,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees were recalled Feb. 22 over a steering wheel defect that may cause a loss of control.

Musk is accusing the company of straying from its original nonprofit mission of researching AI for the benefit of humanity.

The ruling sides with White plaintiffs in finding the Minority Business Development Agency’s presumption of disadvantage is unconstitutional.

Even as these policies have fueled upward mobility for women and minority groups, they have long faced intense backlash.

As their legal justification undergoes a reexamination, state programs benefitting a range of professions have become ripe targets for conservative activists.

The proposed agreement with the National Association of Realtors could dramatically change how much consumers pay during real estate transactions.

The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino promised to make it clear that its undergraduate internship is open to all ethnicities.

The Minority Business Development Agency now extends services to entrepreneurs of any race who identify as disadvantaged on a federal form.

A federal appeals panel reversed a lower-court decision that the Justice Department was barred from restarting its investigation into the National Association of Realtors.

Critics — including performers, politicians and competitors — have argued that Live Nation wields far too much power in the live entertainment industry.

The new rule makes it illegal for employers to include the agreements in employment contracts and requires companies with active noncompete agreements to inform workers that they are void.

In a lawsuit filed in Texas federal court, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other organizations argue that the agency lacks the authority to issue the rule.

The legal firepower on both sides of the Fearless Fund case reflects the disparate views on the nature of discrimination and the role of history in shaping public policy.