US Labor Department extends contest dates for workplace safety, health, citations, focuses efforts to address pending complaints
The U.S. Labor Department has announced an extension of contest dates related to workplace safety and health citations. This decision aims to provide employers more time to address pending complaints…
Office of Public Affairs | Virginia Laboratory to Pay $758,000 to Settle Allegations of Kickbacks to Doctors and Marketers
The Virginia Laboratory has agreed to pay $758,000 to resolve allegations of providing kickbacks to doctors and marketers. The settlement addresses claims that the laboratory engaged in practices that violated…
Federal investigation into fatality at Georgia-based engineering company finds employer exposed workers to chemical, asphyxiation hazards
A federal investigation has revealed that a Georgia-based engineering company failed to protect its employees from significant workplace hazards, resulting in a fatal incident. The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational…
Office of Public Affairs | Former Memphis Police Department Officer Sentenced for Civil Rights, Firearms, Kidnapping, and Obstruction Charges Related to Fatal Shooting
The Office of Public Affairs announced the sentencing of a former Memphis Police Department officer involved in severe criminal offenses, including civil rights violations, firearms charges, kidnapping, and obstruction of…
Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report
The Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report is a crucial economic indicator published by the U.S. Department of Labor. It measures the number of individuals filing for unemployment benefits, providing insights…
Office of Public Affairs | Afghan Citizen Federally Charged for Posting Threats to Build Bomb and Kill Americans
The Office of Public Affairs announced that an Afghan citizen faces federal charges for allegedly posting threats online, including intentions to construct a bomb and harm Americans. The individual, identified…
Office of Public Affairs | Philadelphia Man Sentenced to 33 Months in Prison for Violent Threats, Cyberstalking, Civil Rights Violations
The Office of Public Affairs has announced that a Philadelphia man has been sentenced to 33 months in prison for making violent threats, cyberstalking, and violating civil rights. The case…
Office of Public Affairs | Five Leaders of ‘Greggy’s Cult’ Charged with Sexually Exploiting Children on the Internet
The Office of Public Affairs recently announced charges against five leaders of “Greggy’s Cult,” a group accused of sexually exploiting children online. The individuals face serious allegations, including child trafficking…
Overseas Overnight Trading Opens Dec. 2025 with Caution
Overseas overnight trading is set to launch in December 2025, marking a significant shift in the global financial landscape. This new trading platform aims to enhance liquidity and provide investors…
Office of Public Affairs | Justice Department Sues Six Additional States for Failure to Provide Voter Registration Rolls
The Office of Public Affairs at the Justice Department has announced a lawsuit against six states for failing to comply with federal voter registration roll requirements. This legal action aims…