Mark Gruenberg News Today

WASHINGTON—Burgeoning protests against U.S. policy in Gaza that have spread to college campuses across the country and are marked now by hundreds of sometimes violent arrests of peaceful protesters will not cause President Biden to change his policy of pumping unending military aid into the Israel...

WASHINGTON --Hotel workers in 18 cities marched on May Day, the international workers holiday, for new contracts with significant raises. Marshaled by the union, Unite HERE, workers at major convention city hotels in Boston, San Francisco, San Jose, Detroit, Philadelphia, Toronto, Baltimore, New Hav...

WASHINGTON --Hotel workers in 18 cities marched on May Day, the international workers holiday, for new contracts with significant raises. Marshaled by the union, Unite HERE, workers at major convention city hotels in Boston, San Francisco, San Jose, Detroit, Philadelphia, Toronto, Baltimore, New Hav...

WASHINGTON—Union leaders cheered—and corporate-backed congressional Republicans slammed—three new Biden administration decisions to help workers and consumers. With deadlines for announcing new federal rules looming, the Labor Department issued two.

WASHINGTON—The right-wing MAGA majority on the Supreme Court is aiming to rule that ex-presidents have at least some degree of immunity from prosecution for crimes they commit.

WASHINGTON—The North American Building Trades Unions fired a shot heard across the nation this week when they gave a ringing endorsement to the re-election campaign of President Biden.

WASHINGTON—It’s deadline day for Donald Trump today at the U.S. Supreme Court, and maybe for democracy, too. At issue is whether, by being a former president, one-time real estate mogul Trump—and any other ex-president—will enjoy absolute and perpetual immunity from criminal prosecution.

NEW YORK—What if you were Donald Trump and called for mass nationwide protests at courthouses in all 50 states and only one person showed up to demonstrate in New York and, worse yet, nobody showed up anywhere else including in the reddest of red states? What if you were Donald Trump and no one, n...

NEW HAVEN, Conn. and NEW YORK CITY—Rising tensions over U.S. support for Israel’s war on Gaza continued on April 22, with 47 students being arrested by Yale University police in New Haven, Conn.

CHICAGO – Delegates at the Labor Notes Conference here last weekend took time out to cheer the historic breaking of the anti-union stranglehold on the deep South by the organizing victory of the United Auto Workers at the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee.