In today's big story, BI uncovered Meta's secret "block lists" — and it turns out the practice may be far more widespread than many job seekers realize. What's on deck Markets: A Wall Street ...

Literally hundreds and hundreds of people are affected by this judge’s orders.” “He knows this. He’s a judge in the District of Columbia where the bureaucracy thrives. When you are a judge, Judge 101, ...

Experts say block lists are legal but raise ethical concerns, as employees often have no way to appeal the decision. For companies, block lists help reduce risk of suboptimal rehires amid turnover ...

James E Boasberg, chief judge for the US District Court for the District of Columbia ... have the legal right to expel from the country and scrambled to file lawsuits to block what they believed was a ...

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The Washington, D.C., think tank's latest map outlines the state of the front line in the Russian region. Its most-recent update describes how Russian forces have advanced in the city of Sudzha ...

PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu shows a map of the Gaza Strip and the nearby ... desire for peace but by a strategic attempt to block Israeli influence in the region. Ankara fears that the ...

U.S. District Court Judge Daniel D. Domenico said there is little practical difference between the prior policy, the last iteration of which was issued in 2021 under former President Biden ...

U.S. District Judge John McConnell in Providence, Rhode Island, at the behest of Democratic attorneys general from 22 states and the District of Columbia, issued an injunction blocking the ...

In an opinion handed down on Thursday morning, Judge John J. McConnell Jr. of the Federal District Court for the District of Rhode Island, said the case amounted to executive overreach.

U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Boston had temporarily blocked the cuts last month. Wednesday, she filed a preliminary injunction that puts the cuts on hold for longer, while the suits proceed.