The rule, combined with two other proposed SNAP changes, would strip federal food aid from 3.7 million people.
Economy & Labor
It’s unclear how many people across the U.S. are arrested every year for missing hearings over payday loans.
Calls for a just transition have become central to a robust and revitalized environmental movement in the U.S.
It’s not the first time Pelosi has led a Democratic-controlled House to shelve labor-friendly legislation.
Low rates of unemployment give workers the bargaining power necessary to secure real wage gains.
Fifty-seven percent of Republicans support the Massachusetts Senator’s plan.
The right-wing members of the National Labor Relations Board want to make it legal for corporations to spy on workers.
Workers at Cinder Bed Road garage are demanding equal pay for equal work.
In Chile, Ecuador, Lebanon, Haiti, Iraq and beyond, international working-class solidarity is growing.
The lawsuit comes amid campaigns to get the company to address sexual harassment and assault faced by its employees.