Reactions to [Sunday’s] Twitter remarks from President Donald Trump, who advised the Congresswomen known as “The Squad” to “go back” to their countries, is setting social media aflame. The remarks from celebrities, politicians, regular people […]
Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden unveiled a $750 billion healthcare plan on Monday that he said would strengthen the Affordable Care Act, drawing a contrast with rivals who back a more sweeping “Medicare for All” system. […]
Major US labor unions called on consumers to boycott Amazon during its annual “Prime Day” sale Monday and expressed solidarity with striking workers at a suburban Minnesota warehouse for the online retailer. Labor leaders and activists […]
The Hollywood Reporter asked the town’s top event planners to recommend charities, factoring in keenness to attend events, level of talent involved and major donations. From climate change to gun violence, several charitable causes […]
“Wage theft is a general term for paying workers less than what they’ve rightfully earned. Nobody knows exactly how much is stolen, but some experts estimate wage theft costs US workers $50 billion a year,” writes Lindsay Beyerstein in Teen Vogue. […]
US Citizenship and Immigration Services acting Director Ken Cuccinelli refused to say Sunday whether children caught up in deportation raids would be separated from their parents. “I’m not going to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to anything like that […]
As working families around the country prepare for likely immigration raids, we reaffirm this statement from the AFL-CIO Executive Council. “The escalating attack on immigrant and refugee families in our country is an affront to labor’s values […]
“You might have missed it, but the most important moment at Trump’s Thursday joint press conference with Attorney General William Barr was the one where Barr committed Trump to obeying the Supreme Court,” writes Robert Kuttner in The […]
As trade tariffs and tweets by President Donald Trump hammer some of China’s biggest companies, the country’s movie business is taking a hit — from its own government. Tougher government censorship has blocked potential hits and compelled filmmakers to stick with safe formulas that aren’t […]
“As the House readies to vote on a proposal (H.R. 582, the Raise the Wage Act) to hike the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour, members should ponder two key questions,” writes Rachel Greszler in The Hill. “A new CBO report concludes that the […]
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