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And stronger worker power. heres one example, right? for instance, there was an obama era train rules for cars carrying materials -- that was eliminated under donald trump, although it was eliminated with a assist under a small provision passed by congress and signed by obama. but the train lobby lobbied for and watered down the legislation. in this case, it was not the break-in, we think, there was a fire for the train derailed, but again, thats the kind of credential safety regulation you want...

0 this giant, giant miami studio with some really hardworking technicians who probably want to go home. and, of course, i must thank bailey bolden, are fabulous hair and makeup artist, i assure you i do not wake up looking like this. and id also like to thank our the 11th hour regulars, your reporting, your knowledge, your perspective, make us better and smarter every single night. i want to thank you for your passion, your commitment and your friendship. and of course i am not going to sign off...

A planned billion-dollar project on Tempe Town Lake is headed to court as union group tries to put the project to a vote.

Had the likes of Kari Lake taken office, it would have presented one of the greatest challenges to American democracy in modern times.

Spending by general election candidates and outside groups in Georgia’s U.S. Senate race skyrocketed to $380.7 million, with outside groups pouring nearly $60 million into the runoff since Election Day.

The Senate race in Georgia saw spending by candidates and outside groups skyrocket to $380.7 million as of November 29.

Commentary VENICE, Calif.—Over the last few weeks, my mailbox has been inundated with campaign mailers for our local ...

Right now, the workplace is still evolving, US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh says. In a year, we'll know what it's going to look like.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.—Now here’s a real way to celebrate Labor Day: A big win in your state legislature—in this case, California. That day, Democratic Gov.