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Special Counsel Smith on verge of indicting Trump for insurrection - Vimarsana News

Special Counsel Smith on verge of indicting Trump for insurrection

WASHINGTON—Former Republican Oval Office occupant Donald Trump should be prosecuted for inciting, aiding, and abetting an insurrection against his own government, a panel of seven expert former prosecutors and defense lawyers says.

Historic actor and writer nationwide strike a first in 63 years - Vimarsana News

Historic actor and writer nationwide strike a first in 63 years

LOS ANGELES—After more than four weeks of fruitless talks between SAG-AFTRA and movie, television, Netflix, and streaming video producers forced the union to strike, starting July 13, SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher said.

News Guild steps up militancy in battles against hedge funds and AI outsourcing - Vimarsana News

News Guild steps up militancy in battles against hedge funds and AI outsourcing

ST. LOUIS—Faced with threats to their jobs, including a 57% decline in U.S. journalists’ numbers since 2004, The News Guild has produced 15% growth in the last three years and more militancy in defense of both its members and reporting the news.

CWA convention to feature three-way presidential race - Vimarsana News

CWA convention to feature three-way presidential race

ST. LOUIS—A three-way presidential race, its first contested election in decades, highlights the Communications Workers of America convention in St. Louis.

High Court's right-wing onslaught prompts demands for radical judicial reform – People's World - Vimarsana News

High Court's right-wing onslaught prompts demands for radical judicial reform – People's World

WASHINGTON—The onslaught of right-wing rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court’s Republican-named majority came into sharp relief for the entire country as the justices finished their work on June 30.