[UPDATED] Two judges of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals left in place a Seattle judge’s order that blocked the President’s travel ban from seven
Month: February 2017
NCAA, Students Reach $208 Million Pay Deal
The NCAA has agreed to pay $208.6 million to settle the antitrust claims of student athletes who sought damages over the rules capping compensation packages to
This Really Takes the Cake
A night manager at an Idaho WinCo grocery store, fired for taking a stale cake to share with her co-workers, has won reinstatement of her
NFL Cheerleaders Sue 26 Teams Over Wages
On the threshold of Super Bowl weekend, National Football League cheerleaders have accused 26 of the NFL’s 32 teams of conspiring to suppress wages in
Judge William Schwarzer Dies at 91
Retired federal Judge William Schwarzer, a Republican appointee of President Gerald Ford, who, despite his conservatism on the bench became an advocate for repeal of
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