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And a key Group Booze Jd Vance as he tries to rewrite trumps labor record. Joining me live, lets do it. When 87yearold Lydia Martinez woke up before 6 a. M. To a sound of a knock on her door last week, she assumed it was perhaps a neighbor who needed milk or eggs. But, to her surprise, it wasnt a neighbor. Rather, nine officers. Most of the men, came to her front door. Some of them had Riot Shields or guns in their holsters. The officers presented a Search Warrant and question her for three hours. At one point they even had the greatgrandmother stand outside in her nightgown. According to thei...

Front door. Some had riot shields and guns in their holsters. The officers presented a search warrant and questioned her for three hours. At one point they had the great grandmother stand outside in her nightgown. According to their warrant, officers were looking for records including applications for ballot by mail, a list of voter banks and documents about elected officials and candidates. Martina said the officers told her they were there because she filled out a report saying older residents were not getting mail ballots. That is quite an aggressive response to that report, which she confi...

the work she has done and she and the magazine has decided to part ways. she worked, just so you know, as an msnbc contributor and a reporter for axios, whose national political correspondent, jonathan swan, has this reaction today. >> i was just really sad to see this happen. i have worked her for four years. she doesn't have a racist bone in her body. if we can't, as an industry, except somebody's sincere and repeated apologies for something they treated when they were 17 years old, what are we doing? >> harris: meanwhile, in an editorial titled "no sin is ever forget in the brave ...

The General Counsel of the NLRB is urging the Board to adopt a new legal standard that significantly limits employers’ ability to hire permanent replacements for striking employees. Under current law, employers have a general right to permanently replace workers who go on strike.

In Glacier Northwest v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local Union No. 174, the Supreme Court questioned attorneys for a concrete company and the union representing its truck drivers on claims to recover property destroyed because of a strike are preempted by the NLRA.