Feds reach settlement with Facebook over discrimination claims
The federal government had accused Facebook of recruiting and hiring temporary visa holders, rather than U.S.-based workers, for over 2,600 high-paying positions.
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The federal government had accused Facebook of recruiting and hiring temporary visa holders, rather than U.S.-based workers, for over 2,600 high-paying positions.
Rampant poverty is at the heart of the chaotic crimewave sweeping the Caribbean nation, and the fate of 16 Americans now hangs in the balance.
The 1997 Nissan Pathfinder is at the center of the missing person investigation.
After Colorado Governor Jared Polis shared a map of shark attacks last week, many were curious about the landlocked states that reported sole shark attacks.
Americans with mild hearing loss may soon be able to buy hearing aids at their local drugstores.
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First U.S. exchange-traded fund tied to the digital coin launches on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Over the last several months, mountain lion sightings have been on the rise across the Bay Area.
The rapper is now legally known as Ye, his longtime nickname.
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