AFSCME President Honors Law Enforcement During National Week in May
"This week, we honor brave AFSCME members in law enforcement who risk their lives daily to protect our communities."
Illinois State University workers secure new contract, end 4-week strike
Illinois State University workers secure a new contract with a 16.5% pay increase after a four-week strike, highlighting labor solidarity and negotiation power.
US Airports Undergo Massive Upgrades with $40 Billion Investment
The United States is investing $40 billion to transform its aviation infrastructure, modernizing major hubs for global competition.
Governor Shapiro Secures $3.8M Investment for Over 100 Jobs in Philly
Governor Shapiro's $3.8M deal with Bonduelle Americas launches a growth hub in Philly, boosting the local economy with 100+ new jobs.
FXnity boosts trading speed, security, and multi-asset access in 2026
FXnity announces platform enhancements for faster execution, multi-asset access, and improved security in 2026.
Spirit Airlines Shuts Down After 34 Years in Sky Amid Fuel Cost Surge
Spirit Airlines ceased operations at 3 a.m., axing flights and 17,000 jobs as fuel costs and a failed $500M bailout sank it.
AFT President Criticizes Virginia Supreme Court's Redistricting Ruling
WASHINGTON
—AFT President Randi Weingarten criticizes Virginia Supreme Court's decision to overturn special election.
Teamsters Strike at Breakthru Beverage Over Unfair Labor Practices
Drivers and warehouse workers strike at Breakthru Beverage in St. Louis, demanding an end to unfair labor practices.
Nurses Demand Long-Term Access to Mifepristone, End to Class War
On May 4, the Supreme Court upheld mail access to mifepristone, pausing a lower court's restriction, amid NNU's fight for long-term abortion service access.
Shapiro Admin Allocates $3.4M in PIDA Loans for Job Creation in PA
The Shapiro Administration's $3.4M PIDA loans aim to boost Bucks and Westmoreland economies, creating 135 jobs and retaining 128 positions, fueling growth.
