Trump’s Tariffs Are Harming U.S. Carmakers They Claim to Help
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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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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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Surface Tech strengthens its focus on infrastructure longevity by appointing Chris McCannell to its Advisory Board.
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April 5, 2026
UPS and Teamsters reached a settlement, capping severance offers while ensuring seniority rights for drivers nationwide.
Twin Cities Habitat Workers Unite for Fair Pay and Stronger Communities
April 5, 2026
Twin Cities Habitat workers join AFSCME Council 5, uniting over 100 employees to secure fair pay and benefits, strengthening community services and worker voices.
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Kansas State Workers Demand Fair Wages Amid Legislative Pay Increases
April 4, 2026
Kansas state workers get only a 1% raise, failing to match inflation. Meanwhile, legislators receive substantial pay hikes, highlighting skewed priorities.
China's Port Investments Shift Soybean Trade from US to Latin America
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China's investments in Latin America's ports are reshaping global trade dynamics, challenging U.S. dominance.
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