Eli Lilly pushes back against Indiana's new abortion law
Some large employers say sweeping restrictions on the procedure will make it harder to recruit employees in the state.
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Some large employers say sweeping restrictions on the procedure will make it harder to recruit employees in the state.
Complaint alleges training program ensnares employees in debt and charges them $5,000 if they don't stay with the company.
Farmers in Western U.S. face hard choices as extreme heat dries up water supplies and grazing pastures for cattle.
House probe finds AR-15-style weapons are sold on credit and marketed to young men "to prove their manliness."
Discount chain stored hundreds of items, including over-the-counter drugs, at the wrong temperature.
Conservative outlet owned by Herring Networks parts ways with the last major cable operator to run the channel.
High levels of radiation can damage the skin and eyes after just a few seconds of exposure, regulators warn.
In addition to lost lives, shooting injuries are often financially devastating for survivors and families, report finds.
Subscription food company thinks it knows what sickened nearly 500 people and triggered a product recall.
Fuel costs have fallen for 35 days straight, and analysts expect them to decline further in the coming weeks.
Consumers urged not to eat any of two batches of Natierra-branded fruit, according to notice posted by FDA.
It's been nearly 13 years since Congress last hiked the nation's base hourly pay to $7.25 for low-income workers.
More than 100,000 people will be compensated for the bank's faulty fraud detection program, which froze customer accounts.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating a deadly collision near Gainesville, Florida.
Frozen treat linked to one death and 22 hospitalizations, impacting people in 10 states, federal health officials say.