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And FreedomWorks is angling for a refresh.

Union plans to announce which plants will strike on Thursday evening

President closely monitors talks between automakers and workers as 2024 vote approaches

The union has proposed a mid-30% wage increase, down from an initial demand of at least 40%

The UAW is pressing for more work-life balance during contract talks; the automakers want better attendance

And Trump tries to get a new judge in D.C.

STANTON, TN—The U.S. auto industry is accelerating its move south as car companies pour billions of dollars into new factories in Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Automakers are now rushing to construct assembly plants and battery-making facilities—some sitting on sites the size of 60 football fields.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain is throwing out the traditional union playbook and preparing for a strike, possibly against three automakers at once

And Doug Sosnik is out with a new political memo.

Union says automakers aren’t bargaining in good faith two weeks before labor agreements expire