US Commerce Secretary Urges Investment Amidst US-China Tensions
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urged investment in the US, but Chinese firms remain wary amid trade tensions.
Impact of Federal Cuts on SNAP, Medicaid, and State Budgets
Federal SNAP and Medicaid cuts may lead to reduced services in schools and infrastructure, benefiting billionaires while increasing hunger in America.
Senator Murkowski Praises Air Force Microreactor Project at Eielson AFB
Senator Murkowski hails the Air Force's microreactor pilot at Eielson AFB, enhancing clean energy for remote areas.
Nurses to Protest Layoffs at Long Beach Medical Center for Patient Safety
RNs at Long Beach hospitals to protest June 16 against layoffs affecting patient safety, risking reduced services, and impacting community health care.
AFA-CWA President Sara Nelson Condemns Political Violence in Minnesota
"Our hearts are with the families affected by the tragic attacks in Minnesota. We denounce this violence strongly."
AFSCME Member Fights Budget Bill Threatening Food and Health Services
Zabdiel Martinez, from Wisconsin, urges Congress to reject a budget cutting food aid, impacting families while benefiting billionaires.
Future of Batteries Summit to Boost US Solid-State Battery Production
New to The Street and High Performance Battery Technology announce the Future of Batteries Summit in NYC, June 17-19, 2025.
AFSCME President Condemns Assassination of Rep. Melissa Hortman
AFSCME President Lee Saunders condemned the assassination of Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman, vowing to fight on.
Retirees Risk Social Security Garnishment for Defaulted Student Loans
Retirees defaulting on student loans risk Social Security garnishment, impacting nearly 3 million seniors, as federal collections resume under Trump.
Laura Dickerson Elected UAW Vice President, Succeeding Chuck Browning
Laura Dickerson becomes the first African-American woman elected as UAW Vice President, marking a historic leadership transition in the union.
