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The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus prefers the Ohio Constitution, which was recently amended for redistricting, not be changed again.

By April 27, 2021 - 8:13 pm CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Representatives of business and labor groups are urging the U.S. Congress to pass legislation impacting the country’s election laws. The organizations pushed the “For the People Act” during a press conference Tuesday. The measure would require states to have same-day voter registration, automatic voter registration and voter-verified paper ballots. States would also have to provide voters with at least 15 consecutive days of early voting...

Ryan in a press release announced he’d won the backing of a slew of unions, including three chapters of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees; Communication Workers of America District 4; International Union of Painters and Allied Trades District Council 6; Maritime Engineers Beneficial Association; Ohio State Conference of IBEW; Ohio Association of Professional Firefighters; and two chapters of the International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportat...

© Getty Images Media corporation Gannett pays women, especially women of color, significantly less than their male white counterparts, according to a study from the union the NewsGuild, Communication Workers of America. The study looked at 14 of the over 250 Gannett newsrooms. The union found that women with 30-plus years of experience made $27,026 less, or 63 percent of the annual median salary of men, while women of color earned $15,727 less, or 73 percent of the white male median salary....

23 April 2021, 04:04 am (Photo : Screenshot From Commons.Wikipedia.org) T-Mobile Ex-CEO Got Paid $137 Million During Last 3 Months While New CEO Got $54.9 Million in 2020 Back in April of 2020, John Legere officially left T-Mobile, giving the position to his former right-hand man, Mike Sievert. The carriers current CEO has been running the company similar to how John Legere previously ran it. When the somewhat "unorthodox" executive previously joined T-Mobile back in 2012, it became the start o...

17 Apr 2021 New York will no longer offer state tax breaks to real estate developers who invest in low-income neighborhoods — or opportunity zones — to improve the housing infrastructure across the United States. Democrat New York State Senator Michael Gianaris is behind the measure that decouples New York state’s capital gains tax code from the federal program administered by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and that is now included in the recently approved state bu...

High COVID-19 infection rates in Barnsley: National disparity mirrors map of social inequality Statistics have confirmed a major disparity between rates of transmission of COVID-19 across England that mirror rates of social inequality. The current “Stage Two” of the reopening of the economy by Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government includes non-essential shops, hairdressers and nail bars, beer gardens and other areas of leisure and hospitality. It has been accompanied by a major propag...

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    LEBANON, Tennessee (WSMV) — Police are still investigating the double murder-suicide that took place in two counties on Monday. Shaun Varsos killed his wife and her mother in their Whispering Oaks Drive home in Lebanon on Monday morning before he returned to Nashville where he died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Family, friends and neighbors are still devastated from the “senseless” murder of Deborah Sisco and her daughter Marie Varsos, who had recently filed for ...

One victim of a double shooting Monday morning in the StoneBridge neighborhood was president of a union that represented about 1,100 workers in Middle Tennessee. Deborah Sisco, 60, is also described as a friendly neighbor on Whispering Oaks Drive, where residents frequently walk their dogs. "She was really nice. She just waved all the time," neighbor Debbie Geisser said. "Shed try to pet my dog." Sisco and her daughter Marie Varsos, 31, died in a shooting that Lebanon Police Department Sgt. P...