Governor Shapiro Opens Arts Landing in Pittsburgh for NFL Draft 2026
Governor Shapiro launches Arts Landing in Pittsburgh, marking a major step in his downtown revitalization plan before the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Fragmentation of U.S. Investment Security Without NSC Coordination
The U.S. has built a broad investment security system, but its effectiveness hinges on the National Security Council's role.
Severe Weather Forces Postponement of Member Mobilization Institute
Severe weather in Northern Michigan forces the postponement of the UAW's Member Mobilization Institute at Black Lake, prioritizing safety amid flooding concerns.
Teamsters Urge Nestlé to Cease Union-Busting and Honor Worker Rights
Jesse Case, Teamsters Director, criticizes Nestlé for union-busting, contradicting its global worker rights commitments.
CNA Urges California Assembly to Advance A.B. 1900 Health Care Bill
The California State Assembly's decision not to advance A.B. 1900, the CalCare bill, highlights ongoing challenges in achieving universal health care.
Registered Nurses at Rush Set to Vote on Joining National Nurses Union
RNs at Rush University Medical Center to vote on May 14-16 to join NNOC, potentially strengthening nurse influence on patient care and staffing in Chicago.
Governor Shapiro Celebrates Return of Cruise Service to Philadelphia Port
Governor Shapiro welcomes the Norwegian Jewel, signaling the revival of cruise tourism in Philadelphia, with 41 annual sailings boosting the local economy.
AFSCME Nurses Oppose Rule Devaluing Their Education and Training
AFSCME Nurses Advocate for Educational Recognition on Capitol Hill In an effort to protect their professional integrity and access to education, AFSCME nurses from across the United States convened in Washington, D.C. They aimed to contest a forthcoming rule from the U.S. Department of Education, which they believe undermines their advanced training and qualifications. The […]
West Virginia American Water Plans $550K Upgrade in Fayetteville
West Virginia American Water launches a $550K project to upgrade infrastructure on E. Maple Ave in Fayetteville.
CVS Workers in Virginia Authorize Strike Over Contract Dispute
500 drivers and warehouse workers at CVS in Fredericksburg, Va., prepare to strike over fair contract demands.
