Teamsters Honor Autism Awareness Month, Champion Equality for All
The Teamsters celebrate April as Autism Awareness Month, honoring members with autism and promoting equality and respect.
AFSCME and Unions Sue Administration Over Executive Order Retaliation
AFSCME and allies sue to block an executive order they claim retaliates against unions, stripping 1M+ federal workers of collective bargaining rights.
Europe's Security Evolution Amid Potential U.S. Withdrawal from NATO
The U.S.'s potential NATO withdrawal raises Europe's security concerns, urging Germany, the UK, and France to lead defense.
Dan Goughnour's Victory Secures Majority in Pennsylvania House
Dan Goughnour, a Local 205 member and former policeman, won a pivotal election, shifting power in Pennsylvania's House.
Labor Unions Sue Trump Admin Over Alleged Retaliatory Executive Order
Unions sue Trump over an order stripping over 1M federal workers of union rights, alleging it retaliates against unions challenging his admin's actions.
Trump's New Tariffs Spark Global Market and Economic Concerns
US President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, effective April 5, impacting global trade and raising economic risks.
AFSCME President criticizes Senate budget plan for public service cuts
AFSCME President Lee Saunders criticizes Senate's budget plan for risking public services cuts amid economic challenges.
Pennsylvania awards $2.8M to boost student-led manufacturing projects
The Shapiro Administration invests over $2.8M in 42 student-led projects to boost manufacturing innovation in Pennsylvania, enhancing economic growth.
Newark library workers fight for fair wages and better funding
Newark library workers, underpaid and without a contract, rally for living wages as funding cuts impact their livelihoods, turning to state arbitration for resolution.
Trump Nominates Telle for Army Role; Announces Trade Tariffs, More
President Trump nominated Adam Telle as assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, pending Senate approval.
