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Kshama Sawant Emerges Victorious From Disingenuous Recall Attempt
The outcome of this fight illustrates the efficacy of committed organizing and solidarity.
DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Lift Rulings Blocking Mandate for Health Care Workers
Lifting lower court rulings would “save hundreds or even thousands of lives each month,” the Solicitor General said.
Sen. Raphael Warnock Urges End to Filibuster, Passage of Voting Rights Bills
“Who is being asked to foot the bill for this bipartisanship? And is liberty itself the cost?” Warnock said.
Texas Abortion Law Opens Door for Vast Array of Bounty Hunter-Type Legislation
Gavin Newsom’s bid to deputize private citizens to sue gun makers is one example, but copycats may take many directions.
FDA Lifts Rules on Abortion Pill, Permanently Allowing Medication to Be Mailed
Reproductive rights advocates have praised the decision, but federal and state restrictions on the medication persist.
Kellogg Says It Has Tentative Deal With Union as It Faces Mounting Pressure
The new agreement makes few moves on the company’s two-tier employee structure, which workers are staunchly against.
GOP Candidate JD Vance Accuses Walmart of “Slave Labor” But Invests in Its Stock
The “Hillbilly Elegy” author has also drawn accusations of hypocrisy over his positions on Big Tech and Trump.
Dems Urged to “Grow a Backbone” and Negate Parliamentarian on Immigration Reform
The senate parliamentarian's opinion is non-binding — and, according to experts, wrong on the merits.
DeJoy Nets Massive Bonus Amid Mail Delays and Rampant Wage Theft From Carriers
With his record salary, bonus and perks, DeJoy earned about as much in 2021 as President Joe Biden.
Low Wages and Exploitative Conditions Are Sparking Graduate Student Strikes
Whatever gains the striking union at Columbia University wins will be looked to as a model by other campus efforts.