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A proposed S.F. bill would pioneer paid sick leave for domestic workers who work for...

Posted April 30, 2021 in eNews 82%: Share of Ohio school districts whose funding was either capped or maintained by a minimum of guaranteed state dollars, between 2017 and 2019. Either way, these districts received state funding that was different from what the state’s formula determined they should get. In other words, not only is Ohio’s school funding formula built on racist policies, and unconstitutional, and used as a wedge to divide Ohioans by race & place—It’s also so badly bro...

Working people have proved time and again that when they join together in a union, they have the power to win better pay, better working conditions and a chance at a decent life. Organized labor won the broadly shared prosperity that in the 20th century became synonymous with the American way of life. Today, as corporations resist union organizing and consolidate power, work must be done to restore lost progress, and to ensure that this time, Americans of color fully share in the gains they hav...

Larry Linkous, a well-known NRV businessman and former chairman of the Montgomery County GOP, has stepped forward to challenge Democrat Chris Hurst for the 12th District House of Delegates seat.

That he got only second, the state where he got the most raw votes is california behind texas. we have such a giant population here. it is not something that was welcomed here and particularly this weekend, theyre expecting to have one of these so called alt-right rallies in laguna beach, california, this is a volatile situation and people are watching it closely. you know we are kof amber aleco the republicans are doing and you see former governor arnold schwarzenegger and many are singing a di...