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A lawyer calls the decision “a major step backward.” Another writer sees it as another blow to worker rights.

A criminal justice professor recalls a landmark case.

The conservative justices have made it even easier for companies to underpay their employees and get away with it.

The formation of what many call a “safeguard against tyranny” was, in part, a way to preserve the slave system.

The procedure is under assault in several states and by the Trump administration. How will the court respond?

The Supreme Court’s decision on sports betting could reshape reporting on sports, business and New Jersey for years to come.

We’re talking about real money.

Employees who are underpaid, harassed or discriminated against have been left to press their cases alone in arbitration.

The vote was 5 to 4, with the court’s more conservative justices in the majority. The court’s decision could affect some 25 million employment contracts.

As state governments develop plans to introduce sports betting, some American Indian tribes in the casino business are working to make sure they’re dealt in.

The justices also decided that drivers of rented cars not listed on the rental agreements do not lose their constitutional right to privacy.

Though a Supreme Court decision Monday handed a victory to New Jersey, it may be a while before bets can be placed there — or...