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WASHINGTON--Despite the voter suppression efforts of former Oval Office occupant Donald Trump and his anti-voting fanatics, Americans from coast to coast are apparently turning out in record numbers for early voting.

Democratic politicians who don’t call out powerful corporations and their CEO’s as the driving force behind inflation risk allowing the GOP, the party with no plan to combat the skyrocketing costs to consumers of almost everything, to take power in the elections next week.

WASHINGTON—When it comes to upholding even a mild form of affirmative action, three big unions—the Teachers (AFT), the National Education Association (NEA), and the Service Employees say “yes”—and the Republican-named Supreme Court justices are apparently saying “no.

WASHINGTON--Despite the voter suppression efforts of former Oval Office occupant Donald Trump and his anti-voting fanatics, Americans from coast to coast are apparently turning out in record numbers for early voting.

WASHINGTON —The 2022 midterm election is more important than workers suspect, Laborers President Terry O’Sullivan says. Not only will it determine the fate of pro-worker measures enacted since 2020, but it’ll be a predictor of 2024, too.

WASHINGTON —The 2022 midterm election is more important than workers suspect, Laborers President Terry O’Sullivan says. Not only will it determine the fate of pro-worker measures enacted since 2020, but it’ll be a predictor of 2024, too.

WASHINGTON—The two reporters perhaps more expert than anyone else in presidents who violate the U.S. Constitution have come to one conclusion: Donald Trump “was a seditious president.

Association of Flight Attendants-CWA President Sara Nelson says abortion rights are critical in a necessary fight against fascism and a key economic issue that is facing voters on November 8.

FRONT ROYAL, Va.—By a 1,820-2,810 margin, members of yet another rail union, the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen, rejected a proposed contract which bargainers for 13 rail unions hammered out with the nation’s Class I freight railroads, and brokered by the Democratic Biden administration.

NEW YORK (PAI)—In what may be a record for the nation’s shortest-ever opening bargaining session, Starbucks bosses, led by their union-busting lawyer “adviser,” listened to Starbucks Workers United workers and reps for six minutes—and then walked out. As a result, the Oct.