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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: President Joe Biden has nominated Gwynne Wilcox, a partner in a New York law firm specializing in employee rights, to the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). Three of the five members of the NLRB are traditionally members of the president’s party. At present, there are four members seated, three of whom are Republican because of the staggering of terms. The term of Republican member William J. Emanuel will expire on August 27, 2021, enabling the Biden Administration to nominate another member, presumably, establishing a 3-2 Dem...

2 groups with common goal send life-saving supplies to Texas Two separate groups with one common goal are sending life-saving supplies to Austin, Texas. MILWAUKEE - It has been roughly a week since FOX6 News first told you about a pair of twin brothers looking to gather donations to send to Texas. Now, their truck is full and ready to head south. But they are not the only ones locally sending supplies. They are two separate groups with one common goal -- sending life-saving supplies to Austin, Texas. "For us, it’s very important to not lose that sense of giving," said Franklin Pizarr...

Texas Lawmakers draft plans for legislative session in midst of COVID-19. Will public be allowed in? Some advocates worry that health and safety protocols will be used to shut the public out, increasing the strength of lobbyists and other special interests An exterior of the Texas State Capitol in Austin Wednesday February 4, 2015. (Andy Jacobsohn/The Dallas Morning News) 02082015xNEWS(Andy Jacobsohn / Staff Photographer) AUSTIN — With the Texas legislative session a few weeks away, lawmakers are finalizing their plans for conducting their business safely in the midst of the COVID-19 pandem...