Infrastructure Investment
Shapiro Admin Pushes for Housing Infrastructure Funds in Allegheny Visit

Governor Shapiro's visit to Allegheny County underscores the urgent need for infrastructure funding, aiming to boost housing projects and create 1,100 units.

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Union News
Denver Art Museum Workers Ratify Historic Union Contract in Colorado

Denver Art Museum staff secured a historic union contract with DAMWU, achieving better pay and rights. This sets a precedent for cultural workers in Colorado.

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Uncategorized
The Cost of Staying Cool: How Inflation Is Putting Air Conditioning Out of Reach for Working Families

Summer used to mean heat, cookouts, and the steady hum of a window unit keeping the family cool. For millions of working Americans, that simple comfort is becoming a luxury — one that inflation, corporate pricing decisions, and gutted federal assistance programs are steadily pricing out of reach. The numbers are stark. The average American […]

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Groceries Creeping Up, Gas Above $4, Airfares Soaring

If you've winced at your grocery bill lately, you're not alone — and new government data suggests the pressure on everyday Americans isn't letting up anytime soon. A fresh inflation report shows that prices are rising sharply well before goods ever reach store shelves, raising questions about what families can expect to pay in the […]

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US Economy
For Many Teachers, One Paycheck No Longer Covers the Bills

More and more American households are doing the same uncomfortable math every week: $70 to fill the gas tank, $160 for just two bags of groceries. That squeeze helps explain a growing trend: public school teachers working second jobs just to keep up, because the classroom salary alone no longer stretches far enough. A recent […]

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US Economy
Tomato Prices Surge: Inside America's Affordability Squeeze

Tomatoes show up on burgers, in salads, and on sandwiches across the country, but lately they have turned into something else: a reminder of how much harder it is to keep a grocery budget under control. Over the past year, tomato prices have jumped more than any other food product tracked by the government, and […]

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Infrastructure Investment
Resilience of Energy Systems Amid Geopolitical Conflicts: A Forum Analysis

As energy weaponization persists in Ukraine and Iran, the Atlantic Council Global Energy Forum highlights resilience.

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Union News
AFT Leaders Condemn ICE Kidnappings at Baltimore School, Demand Action

AFT leaders condemn ICE's school abductions: “Intimidation isn't law enforcement. We won't tolerate this assault on safety.”

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Union News
Chicago Nurses End Strike, Prepare for Union Vote Amid Firings Dispute

Nurses at Saint Mary of Nazareth Hospital ended a strike over illegal firings, aiming to join NNOC/NNU, which could represent 400+ nurses in Chicago.

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Union News
Teamsters Win Arbitration: Workers Reinstated with Full Back Pay

Arbitrator rules in favor of Teamsters Local 283, reinstating workers with full back pay after Airgas lockout.

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