Federal Jobless Aid, a Lifeline to Millions, Reaches an End

The abrupt loss of pandemic unemployment benefits on a broad scale could have long-term effects not only for the recipients but also for the economy.

California’s Gig Worker Law Is Unconstitutional, Judge Rules

Last year, more than $200 million was spent on campaigning for a state proposition that ensured workers like Uber and Lyft drivers were considered independent contractors.

The Body Keeps Score. So Does This Memoir.

In “Ladyparts,” Deborah Copaken tells the story of her life through the lens of ailments, loss and struggle.

Prepare to Pay More for Uber and Lyft Rides

The companies say they are charging extra because they don’t have enough drivers to match rebounding customer demand.

Uber and Lyft Ramp Up Legislative Efforts to Shield Business Model

Gig economy companies are backing state laws in New York and elsewhere that would cement drivers’ status as contractors in exchange for a union.

Beyond Peril: How The Times Responds When a Journalist’s Safety Is Compromised

After situations involving forceful detentions or worse, the organization seeks prompt accountability and change.

A Worker-Owned Cooperative Tries to Compete With Uber and Lyft

About 2,500 drivers in New York are organizing to create what they say is a better deal for drivers than what the ride-hailing giants offer.