Jury orders Tesla to pay $137 million to a former worker over racist treatment.

A jury agreed with Owen Diaz that Tesla had created a hostile environment at its factory in Fremont, Calif.

Clint Eastwood Wins $6.1 Million CBD Lawsuit

The Academy Award-winning director accused a Lithuanian company of falsely claiming that he had endorsed CBD products.

South Korea Shelves ‘Fake News’ Bill Amid International Outcry

Right groups warned that a proposed new law would discourage the media from reporting critically on powerful people.

Opinion | The Sacklers Are Walking Off Into the Sunset. Reform the System.

The Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case settlement protected the wealthy and ignored those who suffered.

Loveland, Colo., to Pay $3 Million to Woman With Dementia Who Was Arrested

The settlement comes more than a year after Karen Garner, then 73, was grabbed by a police officer and flung to the ground for allegedly shoplifting from a Walmart.

Max Liebermann’s Heirs Compensated for Nazi-Looted Painting

A German foundation, which holds Liebermann’s portrait of his wife and two other works from the Jewish artist’s collection, will retain them but is paying a settlement.

Opinion | In the Opioid Epidemic, More Reasons for Hope Than Despair

After years of dithering and a surge in overdose deaths, we have an administration that seems able to distinguish between effective and ineffective approaches.

Gold Star Families Accuse Major Banks of Aiding Terrorists

A new lawsuit says the banks, including Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered, ignored warnings that their customers were helping to finance attackers targeting Americans in Afghanistan.

A Long, Joyful Ride

You know you have a good job when it lets you try a jetpack. But after 21 years of thrills at The Times, it’s time for my next adventure: the classroom.

Johnson & Johnson to Pay New York $230 Million to Settle Opioid Case

The settlement agreement came just days before opening arguments in a sweeping trial of several defendants, including the company.

$4.5 Million Settlement in Police Killing of Alton Sterling, Lawyers Say

The settlement came nearly five years after Mr. Sterling, a Black father of five, was fatally shot by a white police officer in Baton Rouge, La.

Cholera ‘Forever Destroyed’ U.N.’s Image in Haiti, Ban Ki-moon Says

In a memoir, the former secretary general said the United Nations should have done far more to combat a cholera scourge traced to peacekeepers. But he also criticized Haitian leaders and the lawyers who sued him.

At 107, 106 and 100, Remaining Tulsa Massacre Survivors Plead for Justice

The three known survivors, who were all children in 1921, offered their firsthand accounts of the race massacre at a hearing in Washington.