AFSCME Sues Trump-Vance Over $600M Public Health Grant Terminations
Trump-Vance Administration's abrupt grant cuts threaten public health jobs, prompting a lawsuit by AFSCME and allies.
Nevada's Women State Workers File for Union Election During March
In March, Nevada's predominantly female state workers filed to elect a union with AFSCME Local 4041, aiming for better wages and conditions.
Instrumental Inc. Gains New Investment to Boost AI Manufacturing Tech
Instrumental Inc. secures investment to enhance AI manufacturing, boosting server production for global data centers.
Amazon Drivers in Southern California Unionize with Teamsters Local 396
Over 100 Amazon drivers in LA join Teamsters Local 396 to unionize, tackling low pay and harsh conditions at DAX7.
Oil Surges Past $100 as Iran War Disrupts Supply Amid Strait Crisis
Oil tops $100 for first time in four years after Iran conflict shuts Strait of Hormuz, halting 20% of global supply and lifting US gas 50 cents.
Tax experts warn against relying solely on AI chatbots
With April 15 nearing, tax pros urge filers to double-check AI chatbot advice, citing new Trump tax rules, privacy risks and refund errors.
NASA Authorization Act Extends ISS Life, Plans for Lunar Base and Economy
A Senate-approved NASA Act extends the ISS lifespan to 2032, supports commercial LEO plans, and boosts lunar initiatives.
Judge Lamberth's Ruling Invalidates Kari Lake's Actions at USAGM
Judge Lamberth ruled Kari Lake illegally acted as USAGM CEO, voiding her actions, preserving jobs at Voice of America.
Pennsylvania Ranks in Top Three for Job Growth by 2025, Shapiro Leads
Governor Shapiro's initiatives have propelled Pennsylvania to the top three in job growth by 2025, highlighting a thriving economic landscape.
Union Membership: Dignity, Belonging, and the Housing Crisis Impact
Public service workers face a housing crisis, unable to live near their jobs, undermining community ties and increasing stress and commute times.
