Court Blocks Rule Preventing Immigrants from Getting CDL Licenses
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit halted a rule barring immigrants with work permits from getting commercial driver's licenses.
Governor Shapiro Signs FY2025-26 Budget, Aims for Pennsylvania's Growth
Governor Shapiro signs a $50.1B budget, cutting taxes, boosting education by $900M, and addressing workforce needs, marking bipartisan progress in PA.
Nurses to Rally in Hialeah for Fair Contracts Amid Stalled Negotiations
On Nov. 14, 1,000 nurses from Hialeah rally for new contracts after stalled talks with HSA, highlighting patient safety and retention post-bankruptcy.
Israel's Strategic Challenges Amid New Routes in Red Sea Integration
A new $4 billion bridge across the Strait of Tiran could reshape Israel's Middle East roles and regional strategies.
Alaska Worker Warns of Crisis as SNAP Benefits and Funding Halt
As SNAP ends due to the shutdown, Jody Morris braces for chaos in Alaska, where food insecurity looms amid rising costs and recent natural disasters.
AFT President criticizes Trump over government shutdown and healthcare crisis
AFT President Randi Weingarten criticizes Trump for the shutdown, urging Congress to extend ACA tax credits and support families.
AFSCME Urges Congress to Address Health Care Costs Post-Shutdown
AFSCME President urges Congress to address health care costs and extend ACA tax credits as shutdown ends.
AFSCME and Cities Sue Over Changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness
AFSCME and allies sue the Trump-Vance administration, alleging illegal changes to PSLF that undermine public service workers' debt relief benefits.
Anthropic to Invest $50B in AI Infrastructure, New Data Centers Planned
Anthropic announces $50B investment in computing infrastructure, including new data centers in Texas and New York.
NABTU President Honors Veterans, Supports Career Paths for Heroes
NABTU President Sean McGarvey honors veterans, affirming support for their career pathways via building trades and programs.
