Largest Discrimination Case in History: Wal-Mart's Appeal Denied

It's official. A federal court ruled yesterday that Wal-Mart must answer to 1.6 million former and current female employees who allege systemic gender-based discrimination in pay and promotions. It could cost Wal-Mart billions. How did a six-plaintiff lawsuit morph into the largest private discrimination case in history, and what's Wal-Mart's defense?

Racial Steering? Black Family Says They Were Kept Out of Gross Pointe

Black and white homebuyers in Detroit are being steered away from buying in neighborhoods where the residents don't match their race, a lawsuit charges.