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Rail Unions Got Pressured Into a Bad Deal, Now Workers Are Threatening to Strike
If one railroad union strikes, 11 more could respect the picket line and shut down the nation’s railway infrastructure.
Survey: Hundreds of County Sheriffs Think Their Authority Supersedes Federal Law
The survey shows an alarming rate of popularity for the so-called constitutional sheriff movement.
DOJ Considering Special Counsel for Trump Cases in Event He Runs for President
The conversations between DOJ officials indicate that indictments are likely for the former president.
Employees Sue Twitter After Musk Gives Little Notice for Mass Layoffs
The lawsuit alleges that Elon Musk was in violation of a federal law requiring advance notice of mass layoffs.
GOP Lawmaker: Republicans Pushing Election Fraud Claims Know They’re Lying
“The whole thing was always a lie. And it was a lie meant to rile people up,” the Texas Republican said.
Trump Team Is Reportedly Eyeing November 14 for a 2024 Campaign Launch
The news comes as the Department of Justice weighs whether it will bring charges against the former president.
Elon Musk Hints at Trump’s Return to Twitter, Possibly in “a Few Weeks”
Polling shows most Americans support the social media bans imposed on Trump.
Dangerous Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Spiked This Election Season
Immigration advocates worry the lies perpetuated by Republicans this election cycle could spur some to violence.
GOP Nominee Vows Party “Will Never Lose Another Election” in WI If He Wins
Wisconsin gubernatorial nominee Tim Michels “said the quiet part out loud,” one Democratic group said.
Nonprofit Watchdog Group Promises to Sue Trump If He Tries to Run for President
The group says Trump's involvement in the January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol should disqualify him from running.