AFSCME Members Push for Stronger Workplace Safety on Workers Memorial Day
On Workers Memorial Day, AFSCME urges stronger safety measures as 2024 saw over 5,070 workplace deaths. Federal rollbacks threaten worker protections.
Senators Shaheen, Budd Lead Bipartisan Effort Against China's Influence
Senators Shaheen and Budd introduce a bipartisan resolution to counter China's growing influence in Latin America.
Maine Nurses Protest Palantir Contract at May Day Press Conference
Maine nurses demand Maine Health end its Palantir contract at May Day press conference citing threats to workers' rights and privacy, echoing global concerns.
NABTU Celebrates National Apprenticeship Week and Workforce Impact
Washington, D.C. — April 28, 2026 — NABTU President Sean McGarvey highlights the impact of Registered Apprenticeships.
Boulder Library Workers Move Closer to Union Rights with Key Vote
Boulder Public Library workers gain board approval for a collective bargaining framework, aiming for union rights to enhance library services.
Arctic Economic Report: Navigating Competition and Sustainable Growth
The Facts - The Arctic is a key arena for economic and strategic competition, with new prospects. Investment is hindered by infrastructure gaps, climate challenges, and governance issues. Coordinated strategies and respect for Indigenous rights are vital for sustainable growth. This report presents the findings of the task force’s economics track. Findings from the task […]
10 Things That Are About to Get More Expensive Because of Rising Fuel Costs
Gas and diesel prices have surged in 2026. Diesel crossed $5 per gallon nationally in mid-March 2026 — a 40% jump in under two weeks — and has climbed even higher since, topping $6 in multiple states. Gasoline has followed, hitting a national average above $4 per gallon for the first time in years. The […]
AFT President Weingarten Criticizes Supreme Court's Voting Rights Decision
WASHINGTON—AFT President Randi Weingarten criticized the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais.
Lorain County's $100K+ Admin Salaries Triple Amid Budget Controversy
Lorain County's high-paid admin roles soared to 174, tripling since 2021, while public service cuts stir unrest. Commissioners resist JFS strike talks.
Zoo Workers Reject Offer, Authorize Strike Amid Contract Dispute
Zoo Workers Reject Employer's Offer, Plan Strike; demand fair contract, wage increases, and staffing guarantees.
