Trump’s Tariffs Are Harming U.S. Carmakers They Claim to Help
August 19, 2025
Ford faces $800M in Q2 losses from Trump-era tariffs meant to aid U.S. automakers, highlighting unintended harm to domestic manufacturing.
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August 19, 2025
The nearly 40% increase is the biggest one-month move for a summer month in almost a century.
Proposed USAID Cuts Could Disrupt Louisiana Rice Farmers' Export Market
February 11, 2025
Proposed USAID staff cuts by Trump and Musk could halt key food aid programs, jeopardizing Louisiana rice farmers' exports and threatening market stability.
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DHL Teamsters Secure Tentative Agreement, Avert Nationwide Strike
March 29, 2026
Agreement delivers higher wages, stronger job protections, and averts a nationwide strike for DHL Teamsters workers.
Egyptian Construction Firms Seek Stronger US-African Ties in DC Visit
March 29, 2026
An Egyptian construction delegation visited Washington, D.C., to bolster U.S.–Egypt collaboration in Africa's infrastructure.
Mystic Seaport Museum Workers Seek Union for Job Security and Voice
March 28, 2026
Mystic Seaport Museum workers seek unionization with AFSCME Council 4 to gain a voice in job security, wages, and museum's financial transparency.
Affordable housing projects face delays due to Build America, Buy America Act
March 28, 2026
Build America, Buy America aims to boost U.S. manufacturing but complicates affordable housing with costly delays.
D.C. Protesters Rally Against Administration's Threat to Democracy
March 28, 2026
D.C. community members rallied for jobs, freedoms, and democracy against an administration that seeks control.
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