Union News
Saunders on Poll: Americans Want Freedom to Organize

"Public support for unions is near all-time highs, showing Americans want the freedom to organize and secure better futures."

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Infrastructure Investment
Google invests over $400M in Nevada facilities

Google is betting over $400 million on Nevada facilities, as reported by the Reno Gazette Journal.

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Economic Growth
Google to invest $400M in Nevada tech infrastructure

Google plans a $400 million investment in Nevada's tech infrastructure to enhance data centers and support growth.

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Infrastructure Investment
Sec. Haaland Showcases New Investments in NC Parks, Access, Economy

Secretary Haaland Highlights New Investments in Park Infrastructure, Outdoor Access, and a Growing Economy in NC.

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Union News
AFL-CIO's Shuler: Union Halls Key to Winning White House

President Shuler highlighted the critical role unions play in electing Kamala Harris and Tim Walz during her annual Labor Day speech.

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US Economy
“The Care Economy” at the forefront of Harris-Walz Economic Agenda 

The Harris-Walz economic agenda focuses on expanding child tax credits and support for caregivers, emphasizing family and child well-being.

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USA Jobs
Fact-Checking Bill Clinton’s DNC Speech

Fact-Checking Clinton at DNC: 50M jobs under Democrats since 1989, compared to just 1M under Republican presidents.

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Infrastructure Investment
Gov. Hochul unveils $265M for affordable NY water projects

Governor Hochul announces a $265 million investment to make water infrastructure projects affordable across New York.

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Economic Growth
Everett Port Gets $4.3M Electrification Grant from WA State DOT

Port of Everett secures a $4.3M grant from Washington State Department of Transportation for port electrification.

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Economic Growth
Kansas wins federal grants for 11 projects; 8 applications denied

Kansas wins federal grants for 11 infrastructure projects, but eight are rejected. More details on Kansas Reflector.

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