The San Francisco District Attorney’s office has launched an innocence commission to review potential wrongful convictions and refer the cases to the DA for action on vacating the sentence.

Mouser Electronics Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway company, will pay $600,000 to settle allegations it discriminated in hiring against more than 5,300 workers, the Labor Department announced.

Fewer undergraduates showed up to college this fall, but graduate schools provided a bright spot for the higher education sector.

U.S. banks need to improve financial services to Black Americans, many of whom have avoided financial institutions because of a history of racism, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic said.

U.S. military leaders want to scrap photos and other personal identifiers from promotion and selection pitches to increase racial and gender diversity in the upper echelons, the nation’s top general said.

Prolonged school closures driven by the coronavirus pandemic prompted parents across the country to start learning “pods”—some with well-paid tutors—for small groups of children to learn in person.