Supreme Court Allows Trump to Proceed with Education Department Cuts
Supreme Court allows Trump admin. to proceed with dismantling Dept. of Education amidst ongoing legal challenges.
DOT Seeks Public Input on Updating National Freight Strategic Plan
The Trump administration updates its national freight strategy, seeking input for a projected 50% freight increase by 2050.
AFSCME President Criticizes Supreme Court Decision on Education Dept.
"AFSCME President Lee Saunders condemns Supreme Court decision enabling the shutdown of the Dept. of Education."
Ronneberg Fights for Medicaid to Save Rural Health Care in West Virginia
If Congress cuts Medicaid, West Virginians could lose $5.74 billion in funding, threatening access to essential health services for vulnerable residents.
Investors Eye Short-Term Gains Amid EU Tariff Suspension on U.S. Metals
EU's tariff suspension on U.S. steel opens a window for investors to strategize in a volatile trade environment until 2025.
AFSCME Challenges Lawmakers Over Budget Bill Threatening Medicaid
AFSCME members in CO and NV protest lawmakers' support for a budget bill cutting Medicaid, Medicare, and SNAP to fund tax breaks for billionaires.
Water Scarcity Threatens Northern Mexico's Economic Growth and Energy Transition
Northern Mexico's economic growth in manufacturing and energy is threatened by severe water scarcity, says WEF.
Governor Shapiro's Initiatives Propel PA to Record $20B Amazon Deal
Governor Shapiro secures a $2.4M investment from Module Design Inc. to expand manufacturing in Allegheny County, creating 58 jobs and boosting local economy.
Nurses protest closure of vital maternity services at Kansas City hospital
Nurses at Research Medical Center oppose HCA's plan to shut down labor, delivery, and neonatal services, citing severe impacts on patient care in Kansas City.
Senate Budget Cuts Deepen; AFSCME Fights to Protect Public Services
The recent Senate approval of a budget bill has sparked significant debate, primarily due to its drastic measures affecting Medicaid, food assistance, and public services. This revised bill proposes deeper cuts than the House version, threatening essential support systems nationwide. AFSCME President Lee Saunders expressed strong disapproval of the bill, criticizing the 50 senators who […]
