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Striking Workers Reject Boeing’s New Contract Offer
“We’re in it for a good contract, not just an okay contract,” said one apprentice machinist.
Sanders Calls for Probe of Israeli Attack on Journalists That Injured American
Over a year later, the US says it is only relying on Israel’s word on its attack that injured an American journalist.
Trump Is Reportedly Considering Aileen Cannon to Be His AG If He Wins Election
Some commentators have said that the decision to pick Cannon could be a potential quid pro quo.
Time Is Running Out for the Senate to Confirm Biden’s Federal Judges
The right already has its eyes on judicial appointments not yet filled by the Biden administration.
Election Deniers File Baseless Lawsuits Now in Order to Challenge Results Later
Right-wing activists may point to ongoing litigation as a basis for slowing, stopping or altering election processes.
Giuliani Ordered to Give Possessions to Pay Election Workers’ Defamation Damages
A federal judge ordered Rudy Giuliani to give up dozens of watches, sports memorabilia, a Mercedes-Benz car, and more.
As Ukraine War Reaches Violent New Heights, US Boosts Weapons Production
Casualties on both sides have reached roughly 1 million as the US races to expand production of artillery shells.
The Only US Diplomat to Publicly Resign From Biden Admin Over Gaza Speaks Out
Hala Rharrit says the administration’s attempts to instill hope in concerned voters are public relations ploys.
Trump Wants to Pick Up Where He Left Off in Dismantling Federal Agencies
Government employees worry that what happened at the Bureau of Land Management will come to them in a second Trump term.
Groups Sue Oklahoma Over Public School Requirement to Teach Bible in Schools
The requirement “would support a system of religion” in schools, violating the state constitution, the lawsuit said.