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GM agrees all electric vehicles should be totally union-built - Vimarsana News

GM agrees all electric vehicles should be totally union-built

DETROIT—The United Auto Workers found a key pressure point in their “Stand Up” strike against General Motors, one of Detroit’s Big 3, and pushed. The result was a win at that car company on top issue for the union: UAW and only UAW members will make GM electric vehicles.

Spoiler alert: RFK Jr. enters presidential race as an independent - Vimarsana News

Spoiler alert: RFK Jr. enters presidential race as an independent

PHILADELPHIA—Running on his famous name and Republican cash, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of the late Attorney General and assassinated presidential candidate, and nephew of murdered President John F. Kennedy, announced on Oct. 9 that he’s running for president as an independent.

Record national strike wave swells as 300,000 hit the picket lines - Vimarsana News

Record national strike wave swells as 300,000 hit the picket lines

CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Ill.—Across the country a wave of strikes has grown to tsunami proportions with some 300,000 workers now out on strike and walking the picket lines.

NY judge to Trump: Shut up or go to jail - Vimarsana News

NY judge to Trump: Shut up or go to jail

NEW YORK—Somebody finally ordered Donald Trump to shut up: New York State Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron. In the most notable development of the second day of the Trump fraud trial in Manhattan, Engoron pulled no punches after learning a Trump tweet on his Truth Social account, claiming, false...

U.S. labor upsurge grows as 75,000 healthcare workers plan strike - Vimarsana News

U.S. labor upsurge grows as 75,000 healthcare workers plan strike

KENSINGTON, Md.—Linda Bridges, president of Office and Professional Employees Local 2, has some of her Kaiser Permanente clinic union members “sleeping in their cars.” That’s because even with their jobs at Kaiser clinics in the D.C. suburb of Kensington, Md.