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Today is the 60th anniversary of the arrest of Freedom Rider Byron Baer, a longtime New Jersey legislator who was charged with attempting to desegregate a

The order by the CT Public Utilities Regulatory Authority said contractors installing underground fiberoptic cable for the Norwalk-based company violated laws.

For over half a century his reports on the labor movement, in The Nation and elsewhere, were a model of activist journalism.

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The COVID pandemic placed unprecedented stress on nurses, who faced higher patient loads, shortages of protective gear and exposure to illness.

Denver Public Schools paraprofessionals will start earning $20 an hour this school year, with custodians and food service workers to follow, under new labor agreements.

A bevy of popular companies, including Target and Google, are among the contributors to U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowskys reelection campaign, records show.

While NTIAs notice of funding opportunity prioritizes fiber builds for those applying for BEAD grants, a high-cost threshold exception has been a point of concern for fiber advocates.

The CHIPS-plus bill includes roughly $52 billion in funding for U.S. companies producing computer chips, among other provisions.

Employees at the famed 'bookseller to the great and infamous' are currently in bargaining with its owner, Vroman's.