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Trump blasted United Auto Workers head Shawn Fain as a "Weapon of Mass Destruction" after the UAW endorsed President Joe Biden.

On his social platform, Truth, Trump wrote that UAW President Shawn Fain is "selling the Automobile Industry right into the big, powerful, hands of China."

On Tuesday's News Hit: - Videos of police interviews with the Oxford High School shooter and his parents were show at Jennifer Crumbley's trial Monday. - A woman was rescued after her SUV sunk in a flooded ditch. - A Detroit family, including several children, were sleeping in their home when someone shot it up.

Trump failed to act when the Lordstown assembly plant was slated for closure during his tenure as President or when General Motors' workers went on strike in 2019, he said.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain spoke with Face the Nation moderator Margaret Brennan on Sunday about UAW's support for President Joe Biden, the future of the auto industry and calls for a ceasefire in Gaza.

You’d think that Boeing would not compromise on safety, given that one small production error or software glitch could down a plane worth hundreds of millions…

The same day the United Auto Workers Union officially endorsed President Joe Biden for re-election, the union president admitted that a "great majority" would not be voting for Biden in the 2024 presidential election.

A top union boss conceded an important caveat that undercut his union’s endorsement of President Joe Biden.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain says "a great majority" of American union workers in the auto industry "will not vote for" Biden.

Figure01 Remember before generative AI began threatening white-collar jobs, when worries that humanoid robots would replace physical human labor abounded? Well, our corporate overlords are here to remind us that we still need to worry about those imagined dextrous factory bots, too. As Gizmodo reports, automobile manufacturer BMW announced last week that it's signed an […]