Friday, June 30, 2017
June 30 News Update
Climate
change set to worsen inequality in US
Indigenous People and Resource Extraction
Les Misérables: Metabolic rift in the sewers of Paris
NC legislature moves to stifle farmworkers’ unions
Thousands of Twin Cities workers get paid sick time starting July 1
Mayo food service workers reach tentative agreement with new employer
Stand with Greek soldiers against hazing
Neoliberal Triumph or Next Stage in France's Political Crisis?
Our duty to win
Why Pope Francis just called labor unions 'prophets'
Labor has bipartisan grudges
Protesters march in front of Edison CEO’s home in Pasadena
Has American Airlines Abandoned Its Promise to Airport Workers?
Kobach wants every U.S. voter’s personal information for Trump’s commission
Groups push to get Kansas City vote for minimum wage raise in August
Council votes to allow KC Streetcar Authority to purchase two new cars
Parliament in Germany Approves Same-Sex Marriage *
Illinois Nears Unprecedented 3rd Year Without Budget *
Cuomo Declares a State of Emergency for New York City Subways *
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Indigenous People and Resource Extraction
Les Misérables: Metabolic rift in the sewers of Paris
NC legislature moves to stifle farmworkers’ unions
Thousands of Twin Cities workers get paid sick time starting July 1
Mayo food service workers reach tentative agreement with new employer
Stand with Greek soldiers against hazing
Neoliberal Triumph or Next Stage in France's Political Crisis?
Our duty to win
Why Pope Francis just called labor unions 'prophets'
Labor has bipartisan grudges
Protesters march in front of Edison CEO’s home in Pasadena
Has American Airlines Abandoned Its Promise to Airport Workers?
Kobach wants every U.S. voter’s personal information for Trump’s commission
Groups push to get Kansas City vote for minimum wage raise in August
Council votes to allow KC Streetcar Authority to purchase two new cars
Parliament in Germany Approves Same-Sex Marriage *
Illinois Nears Unprecedented 3rd Year Without Budget *
Cuomo Declares a State of Emergency for New York City Subways *
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Thursday, June 29, 2017
June 29 News Update
We
only have 3 years left to turn the corner on global warming
China spent $100 billion on reforestation
Air pollution exposure may hasten death, even at levels deemed 'safe,'
World's plastic binge 'as dangerous as climate change'
Antarctica's ice-free areas to increase by up to a quarter by 2100
Britain sees an invigorated Labour Party and weakened Tories
Confusion after No 10 backtracks on end to public sector pay cap
Labour’s shift has been vindicated. The public is tired of austerity
Letter Carriers Keep Numbers up with Shop Floor Action
Populism in the 21st Century
64 years later, CIA finally releases details of Iranian coup
Labor Briefing for June 2017
Ingredient in popular weed killer going on list as cancerous
Trump promotes faulty White House math on health care
Macron’s government kicks off controversial labor reform
L.A. City Council takes first step to make evictions harder
L.A. City Council approves raises of up to 22% for about 9,000 DWP workers
Surveillance at Standing Rock exposes heavy-handed policing of Native lands
Time magazine asks Trump to remove fake covers from display at golf clubs
Subway Derailment Inquiry Focuses on Track Repairs *
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China spent $100 billion on reforestation
Air pollution exposure may hasten death, even at levels deemed 'safe,'
World's plastic binge 'as dangerous as climate change'
Antarctica's ice-free areas to increase by up to a quarter by 2100
Britain sees an invigorated Labour Party and weakened Tories
Confusion after No 10 backtracks on end to public sector pay cap
Labour’s shift has been vindicated. The public is tired of austerity
Letter Carriers Keep Numbers up with Shop Floor Action
Populism in the 21st Century
64 years later, CIA finally releases details of Iranian coup
Labor Briefing for June 2017
Ingredient in popular weed killer going on list as cancerous
Trump promotes faulty White House math on health care
Macron’s government kicks off controversial labor reform
L.A. City Council takes first step to make evictions harder
L.A. City Council approves raises of up to 22% for about 9,000 DWP workers
Surveillance at Standing Rock exposes heavy-handed policing of Native lands
Time magazine asks Trump to remove fake covers from display at golf clubs
Subway Derailment Inquiry Focuses on Track Repairs *
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Wednesday, June 28, 2017
June 28 News Update
Renewable
energy at a ‘tipping point’
New Zealand law student launches climate change court case
EPA seeks to scrap rule protecting drinking water for third of Americans
World's first floating windfarm to take shape off coast of Scotland
Progressives vow to keep fighting GOP health bill after vote delay
When Cutting Access to Health Care, There’s a Price to Pay *
Stop messing about – The Marxist left and Labour
Jeremy Corbyn to put pressure on Tories over public sector pay cap
Subway Derailment in Manhattan Injures Dozens *
Every New York City Subway Line Is Getting Worse. Here’s Why. *
A New Farm Worker Union Is Born
Union for some Matson workers threatens to strike over labor dispute
Cleveland mayor plans $15 minimum wage for city-paid workers
For more than a year, FBI wiretapped Philly labor leader John Dougherty
Atlanta Fought for $15 and Won
Emmett Till Marker Attacked; How Was The Black Teen Killed?
Beginning Russia’s Cold Summer of 2017
New York City Approves Rent Increases for Regulated Apartments *
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New Zealand law student launches climate change court case
EPA seeks to scrap rule protecting drinking water for third of Americans
World's first floating windfarm to take shape off coast of Scotland
Progressives vow to keep fighting GOP health bill after vote delay
When Cutting Access to Health Care, There’s a Price to Pay *
Stop messing about – The Marxist left and Labour
Jeremy Corbyn to put pressure on Tories over public sector pay cap
Subway Derailment in Manhattan Injures Dozens *
Every New York City Subway Line Is Getting Worse. Here’s Why. *
A New Farm Worker Union Is Born
Union for some Matson workers threatens to strike over labor dispute
Cleveland mayor plans $15 minimum wage for city-paid workers
For more than a year, FBI wiretapped Philly labor leader John Dougherty
Atlanta Fought for $15 and Won
Emmett Till Marker Attacked; How Was The Black Teen Killed?
Beginning Russia’s Cold Summer of 2017
New York City Approves Rent Increases for Regulated Apartments *
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Tuesday, June 27, 2017
June 27 News Update
Carbon in Atmosphere Is Rising, Even as Emissions Stabilize *
How Americans Think About Climate Change *
‘A Redder Shade of Green’ explores intersections of science and socialism
World mayors urge G20 leaders to 'save the planet'
California Sending Surplus Solar Power to Other States
New study confirms the oceans are warming rapidly
Senate Health Bill Reels as C.B.O. Predicts 22 Million More Uninsured *
These Are the Key Takeaways From the Senate Health Care Bill *
Parliament Square London protest against Tory coalition with the DUP. Photograph: Marko Djurica/Reuters
Abortion rights for Northern Irish women in UK 'must be addressed'
May faces backlash from Scotland and Wales over £1bn Tory-DUP deal
SAG-AFTRA seeks strike authorization as contract deadline nears
Rubbish piles raise health fears in strike-hit Greece
Ct State worker unions to vote on labor agreement
LA seeks $1.45 million from Carl's Jr. for minimum-wage violations
Ontario's Basic Income Experiment
RMT poised to rejoin the Labour Party
Three-quarters of world has little or no confidence in Trump
What jobs will still be around in 20 years?
Lawsuit Targets Petaluma Poultry
Polish government widely condemned over morning-after pill law
Britain’s Broken Ladder of Social Mobility *
3 CNN Journalists Resign After Retracted Story on Trump Ally *
How a Rising Minimum Wage Affects Jobs in Seattle *
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How Americans Think About Climate Change *
‘A Redder Shade of Green’ explores intersections of science and socialism
World mayors urge G20 leaders to 'save the planet'
California Sending Surplus Solar Power to Other States
New study confirms the oceans are warming rapidly
Senate Health Bill Reels as C.B.O. Predicts 22 Million More Uninsured *
These Are the Key Takeaways From the Senate Health Care Bill *
Parliament Square London protest against Tory coalition with the DUP. Photograph: Marko Djurica/Reuters
Abortion rights for Northern Irish women in UK 'must be addressed'
May faces backlash from Scotland and Wales over £1bn Tory-DUP deal
SAG-AFTRA seeks strike authorization as contract deadline nears
Rubbish piles raise health fears in strike-hit Greece
Ct State worker unions to vote on labor agreement
LA seeks $1.45 million from Carl's Jr. for minimum-wage violations
Ontario's Basic Income Experiment
RMT poised to rejoin the Labour Party
Three-quarters of world has little or no confidence in Trump
What jobs will still be around in 20 years?
Lawsuit Targets Petaluma Poultry
Polish government widely condemned over morning-after pill law
Britain’s Broken Ladder of Social Mobility *
3 CNN Journalists Resign After Retracted Story on Trump Ally *
How a Rising Minimum Wage Affects Jobs in Seattle *
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Monday, June 26, 2017
June 26 News Update
Advocates speak out for passenger rail
Conference: US mayors may shape national climate policy
Coal’s Decline Is Not Hurting U.S. Power Grid Reliability, Study Says
EPA's Methane Estimates for Oil and Gas Sector Under Investigation
Deadly Heat Waves Could Endanger 74% of Mankind by 2100
Southwest's Deadly Heat Wave Previews Life in a Warming World
Do Not Gut the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture
‘They’re sentencing me to death’
How Medicaid Works, and Who It Covers *
Medicaid Cuts May Force Retirees Out of Nursing Homes *
Greenfield Nurses Plan to Hold a One Day Strike on June 26
Seward Coop workers vote overwhelmingly to unionize
Minneapolis city council to vote June 30 on $15 wage
Lamb Weston employees say anti-union firm is intimidating them at work
Tribes try to regain control of their land and futures
Teens don't work like they used to
How CenturyLink Reached a Deal With 10,000 Union Workers
Transit Workers Take the Driver's Seat
Scottish Independence on Hold
How a Regulatory Breakdown Kindled a Deadly London Fire *
Working-class women are too busy for gender theory – but they're still feminists
In Towns Already Hit by Steel Mill Closings, a New Casualty: Retail Jobs *
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Friday, June 23, 2017
June 23 News Update
In wind-powered Iowa, Trump
blasts wind energy as a bird killer
Risky gold rush: Indonesia tackles illegal mining boom
Norway issues $1bn threat to Brazil over rising Amazon destruction
Overheated French male bus drivers don skirts in defiance of dress code
Tests on 600 tower blocks find seven with Grenfell Tower-style cladding
Deadly London Tower Blaze Began in Hotpoint Fridge Freezer *
Senate Republicans release healthcare bill that will affect coverage for millions
Shifting Funds From Poor to Rich Is Key for the Health Bill *
How Senate Republicans Plan to Dismantle Obamacare *
Where Senators Stand on the Health Care Bill *
Wrangell municipal workers hit the picket line
Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation
Home care workers ratify new contract
Governing Madrid
The U.S. is where the rich are the richest
Fighting for Survival in India's Deadly Mines
Hamburg Girds for 100,000 G-20 Protestors
Brexit Talks Set to Begin amid Chaos in London
UMWA concerned about voluntary MSHA program
Murray makes good on promise to sue John Oliver
Google Maps honors indigenous lands in Canada
Thousands Attend Funeral for Muslim Teen Who Was Murdered in Virginia
Tim Kaine: U.S. strikes on Syrian forces ‘completely illegal’
Brazil: workers’ rights under threat from government reforms
Hagerstown approves new labor deal for union workers
Re-3 giving $1.1M in raises for 2017-18
Labor leader seals James Connolly center deal with $50,000 pledge
US judge halts deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians
Federal Judges Move to Unblock Anti-Gay Law in Mississippi *
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Risky gold rush: Indonesia tackles illegal mining boom
Norway issues $1bn threat to Brazil over rising Amazon destruction
Overheated French male bus drivers don skirts in defiance of dress code
Tests on 600 tower blocks find seven with Grenfell Tower-style cladding
Deadly London Tower Blaze Began in Hotpoint Fridge Freezer *
Senate Republicans release healthcare bill that will affect coverage for millions
Shifting Funds From Poor to Rich Is Key for the Health Bill *
How Senate Republicans Plan to Dismantle Obamacare *
Where Senators Stand on the Health Care Bill *
Wrangell municipal workers hit the picket line
Millions Around The World Are Still Threatened with Starvation
Home care workers ratify new contract
Striking Wireless Workers Make Their Voices Heard
Striking
Wireless Workers Make Their Voices HeardGoverning Madrid
The U.S. is where the rich are the richest
Fighting for Survival in India's Deadly Mines
Hamburg Girds for 100,000 G-20 Protestors
Brexit Talks Set to Begin amid Chaos in London
UMWA concerned about voluntary MSHA program
Murray makes good on promise to sue John Oliver
Google Maps honors indigenous lands in Canada
Thousands Attend Funeral for Muslim Teen Who Was Murdered in Virginia
Tim Kaine: U.S. strikes on Syrian forces ‘completely illegal’
Brazil: workers’ rights under threat from government reforms
Hagerstown approves new labor deal for union workers
Re-3 giving $1.1M in raises for 2017-18
Labor leader seals James Connolly center deal with $50,000 pledge
US judge halts deportation of more than 100 Iraqi Christians
Federal Judges Move to Unblock Anti-Gay Law in Mississippi *
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
June 22 News Update
Portugal PM demands answers
as deadly forest fires rage
Scientists rescue ice from melting Bolivian glacier – before it disappears
95-Degree Days: How Extreme Heat Could Spread Worldwide *
L.A. and Long Beach port workers begin striking
Wall Street Journal fires correspondent over ethics conflict
Unionized borough workers want more contract talks
RI House panel set to OK perpetual union contracts
Union Jobs Replaced by Technology Results in Unfair Labor Practice Charge
Banking on Privatization: the Canada Infrastructure Bank
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants to cut 4,000 employees from the department
Donald Trump says he doesn't want a 'poor person' in cabinet roles
Corbyn taunts May as she backs down on election pledges in Queen's speech
Trump's state visit to UK not mentioned in Queen's speech
Russia cancels talks after US imposes new sanctions over Ukraine conflict
Congressional Black Caucus refuses to meet with Donald Trump
Democrats Take Stock: ‘Our Brand Is Worse Than Trump’ *
Abortion Adds Extra Obstacle for Plan to Unveil Health Bill *
Ford’s Signal to the Auto World: Here Comes China *
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Scientists rescue ice from melting Bolivian glacier – before it disappears
95-Degree Days: How Extreme Heat Could Spread Worldwide *
L.A. and Long Beach port workers begin striking
Wall Street Journal fires correspondent over ethics conflict
Unionized borough workers want more contract talks
RI House panel set to OK perpetual union contracts
Union Jobs Replaced by Technology Results in Unfair Labor Practice Charge
Banking on Privatization: the Canada Infrastructure Bank
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants to cut 4,000 employees from the department
Donald Trump says he doesn't want a 'poor person' in cabinet roles
Corbyn taunts May as she backs down on election pledges in Queen's speech
Trump's state visit to UK not mentioned in Queen's speech
Russia cancels talks after US imposes new sanctions over Ukraine conflict
Congressional Black Caucus refuses to meet with Donald Trump
Democrats Take Stock: ‘Our Brand Is Worse Than Trump’ *
Abortion Adds Extra Obstacle for Plan to Unveil Health Bill *
Ford’s Signal to the Auto World: Here Comes China *
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Wednesday, June 21, 2017
June 21 News Update
Few favor Trump move to
ditch Paris accord
Heat Wave Warnings From US Border Patrol For Migrants
Exxon, BP and Shell back carbon tax proposal to curb emissions
Climate Change May Take a Toll on Air Travel *
Grenfell Tower tragedy shows the Tory government is illegitimate
The general election in Great Britain--A Working Class Vote
Rigged: Forced into debt. Worked past exhaustion. Left with nothing.
Longtime labor educator at UMKC is out
Nurses buy – and forgive – $2.6 million in medical debt for Minnesotans
State Rep. Ilhan Omar visits Seward Co-op to show support for workers
Kansas City should confront racist past and rename J.C. Nichols fountain
Anxiety over GOP health bill grows in Missouri, Kansas
Ford to move Focus production to China
Which Countries Have The Highest Levels Of Labor Union Membership?
Trump Takes Steps to Undo Obama Legacy on Labor *
Ivanka Trump shoes slated for production at China factory despite denial
Over 170 years after Engels, Britain is still a country that murders its poor
Middle Class Could Suffer if Trump Ends Health Payments *
Trump Order Would Ease Drug Rules and Appease the Industry *
Croatian Taxi Drivers in Protest Against Uber *
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Heat Wave Warnings From US Border Patrol For Migrants
Exxon, BP and Shell back carbon tax proposal to curb emissions
Climate Change May Take a Toll on Air Travel *
Grenfell Tower tragedy shows the Tory government is illegitimate
The general election in Great Britain--A Working Class Vote
Rigged: Forced into debt. Worked past exhaustion. Left with nothing.
Longtime labor educator at UMKC is out
Nurses buy – and forgive – $2.6 million in medical debt for Minnesotans
State Rep. Ilhan Omar visits Seward Co-op to show support for workers
Kansas City should confront racist past and rename J.C. Nichols fountain
Anxiety over GOP health bill grows in Missouri, Kansas
Ford to move Focus production to China
Which Countries Have The Highest Levels Of Labor Union Membership?
Trump Takes Steps to Undo Obama Legacy on Labor *
Ivanka Trump shoes slated for production at China factory despite denial
Over 170 years after Engels, Britain is still a country that murders its poor
Middle Class Could Suffer if Trump Ends Health Payments *
Trump Order Would Ease Drug Rules and Appease the Industry *
Croatian Taxi Drivers in Protest Against Uber *
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Tuesday, June 20, 2017
June 20 News Update
Pour
to Recharge Your Electric Vehicle
Painstaking search for Grenfell Tower fire victims continues
Some Grenfell Tower victims may never be identified
Kensington and Chelsea council has £274m in reserves
Court sides with Space Needle workers
Don't Make a Bad Deal Worse: UE Statement on Renegotiating NAFTA
Campus Workers Smell a Rat
Time to Revitalize the Anti-War Movement
A Report on Canada’s New Democratic Party and the 'Leap Manifesto'
California looks to expand overtime pay
'A grotesque spectacle': Cuba decries Trump's policy toward island
Navy’s 7 Victims Illustrate Reliance on Immigrant Groups *
Union Chief Open to Easing France’s Rigid Job Security *
When the Job Is One Never-Ending Signal Malfunction *
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Painstaking search for Grenfell Tower fire victims continues
Some Grenfell Tower victims may never be identified
Kensington and Chelsea council has £274m in reserves
Court sides with Space Needle workers
Don't Make a Bad Deal Worse: UE Statement on Renegotiating NAFTA
Campus Workers Smell a Rat
Time to Revitalize the Anti-War Movement
A Report on Canada’s New Democratic Party and the 'Leap Manifesto'
California looks to expand overtime pay
'A grotesque spectacle': Cuba decries Trump's policy toward island
Navy’s 7 Victims Illustrate Reliance on Immigrant Groups *
Union Chief Open to Easing France’s Rigid Job Security *
When the Job Is One Never-Ending Signal Malfunction *
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Monday, June 19, 2017
June 19 News Update
Reasons to be cheerful, despite Trump withdrawing from Paris Agreement
Scientists fear new EU rules may 'hide' forest carbon loss
Solving the Mystery of the Arctic's Clouds
Major heatwave in south-west US puts elderly and border-crossers at risk
Portugal Forest Fire Kills Over 60, Many Trapped in Cars *
London mosque attack: driver shouted 'I want to kill all Muslims
Finsbury Park: one of London's most diverse neighbourhoods
Grenfell Tower fire in London: Some quick facts
Cladding on Grenfell Tower is banned on UK high-rises
Life and death in Apple’s forbidden city
Educators react to verdict in Castile shooting
Union election set for June 22 at Seward Coop
Locked-out union employees for N.J. beer distributor return to work Monday
Advocates for $15 wage to pack City Hall hearing
Why is the DUP so reactionary?
Strategy Undefined as U.S. Adds Troops in Afghanistan *
Spyware Meant to Foil Crime Trained on Mexico’s Critics *
‘Heroic Efforts’ Kept Destroyer Afloat; Victims Identified *
When the Car Is Repossessed, but the Debt Remains *
Mired in the Muck: An Immigration Clash in Ohio *
As Uber Leaders Step Aside, Arianna Huffington’s Influence Grows *
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Scientists fear new EU rules may 'hide' forest carbon loss
Solving the Mystery of the Arctic's Clouds
Major heatwave in south-west US puts elderly and border-crossers at risk
Portugal Forest Fire Kills Over 60, Many Trapped in Cars *
London mosque attack: driver shouted 'I want to kill all Muslims
Finsbury Park: one of London's most diverse neighbourhoods
Grenfell Tower fire in London: Some quick facts
Cladding on Grenfell Tower is banned on UK high-rises
Life and death in Apple’s forbidden city
Educators react to verdict in Castile shooting
Union election set for June 22 at Seward Coop
Locked-out union employees for N.J. beer distributor return to work Monday
Advocates for $15 wage to pack City Hall hearing
Why is the DUP so reactionary?
Strategy Undefined as U.S. Adds Troops in Afghanistan *
Spyware Meant to Foil Crime Trained on Mexico’s Critics *
‘Heroic Efforts’ Kept Destroyer Afloat; Victims Identified *
When the Car Is Repossessed, but the Debt Remains *
Mired in the Muck: An Immigration Clash in Ohio *
As Uber Leaders Step Aside, Arianna Huffington’s Influence Grows *
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Saturday, June 17, 2017
Friday, June 16, 2017
June 16 News Update
Trump goes for bust on the national-populist
trail. What did you expect?
Official says more Hanford nuke mishaps likely
Police launch criminal inquiry into Grenfell Tower blaze
Theresa May’s Hurricane Katrina
Experts warned government against cladding material used on Grenfell
'Unforgivable': local Labour MP vents fury over Grenfell Tower fire
Labour’s Permanent Reformation
Protesters tell right-wing ‘Anti-Sharia’ marches: ‘Muslims are welcome here’
Rebuilding the American labor movement—the Southern front
People of Color Union Members to celebrate Juneteenth
Unions to march in Pride Parade
Rebuild Capacity in Public Hospitals
Missouri Senate passes new restrictions on abortion in late-night vote
OSHA reminds employers to protect workers as summer heat settles in KC area
Southern Baptists Condemn 'Alt-Right' White Supremacy
Most believe Trump tried to interfere with Russia investigation: poll
Inside Trump's secretive immigration court
Yoko Ono could get songwriting credit for Imagine – 46 years late
US signs deal to supply F-15 jets to Qatar after Trump terror claims
Russia accuses US of deploying missiles in Syria
Egyptian regime responds to economic crisis by repressing workers
Seattle Storm Take Progressive Tack With Planned Parenthood Partnership *
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Official says more Hanford nuke mishaps likely
Police launch criminal inquiry into Grenfell Tower blaze
Theresa May’s Hurricane Katrina
Experts warned government against cladding material used on Grenfell
'Unforgivable': local Labour MP vents fury over Grenfell Tower fire
Labour’s Permanent Reformation
Protesters tell right-wing ‘Anti-Sharia’ marches: ‘Muslims are welcome here’
Rebuilding the American labor movement—the Southern front
People of Color Union Members to celebrate Juneteenth
Unions to march in Pride Parade
Rebuild Capacity in Public Hospitals
Missouri Senate passes new restrictions on abortion in late-night vote
OSHA reminds employers to protect workers as summer heat settles in KC area
Southern Baptists Condemn 'Alt-Right' White Supremacy
Most believe Trump tried to interfere with Russia investigation: poll
Inside Trump's secretive immigration court
Yoko Ono could get songwriting credit for Imagine – 46 years late
US signs deal to supply F-15 jets to Qatar after Trump terror claims
Russia accuses US of deploying missiles in Syria
Egyptian regime responds to economic crisis by repressing workers
Seattle Storm Take Progressive Tack With Planned Parenthood Partnership *
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Thursday, June 15, 2017
June 15 News Update
EPA:
air pollution rule should be delayed – despite its effect on
children
Climate change study in Canada's Hudson Bay thwarted by climate change
The Dutch Have Solutions to Rising Seas. The World Is Watching *
John Bellamy Foster on Naomi Klein’s ‘No Is Not Enough’
London fire: Twelve dead in Grenfell Tower blaze
Labour demands answers over Grenfell Tower fire tragedy
Key questions about the Grenfell Tower fire
Questions Mount After Fire at Grenfell Tower in London Kills at Least 12 *
Donald Trump under investigation for potential obstruction of justice
Defense chief Mattis: ‘We’re not winning in Afghanistan’
Journalists Face New Limits On Access In Covering Congress
Four dead in San Francisco UPS shooting
Two arrested over violent clash during Turkish president's White House visit
Flint water crisis: five officials charged with involuntary manslaughter
Senate approves new Russia sanctions as punishment for meddling in election
Workers at Zep distribution center in Upper Macungie vote to join union
Fed Raises Interest Rates Again, in Sign of Confidence *
U.S. Strikes Killed Hundreds of Syrian Civilians, U.N. Says *
U.S. Troops in Besieged City of Marawi, Philippine Military Says *
Janet Yellen and the Case of the Missing Inflation *
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Climate change study in Canada's Hudson Bay thwarted by climate change
The Dutch Have Solutions to Rising Seas. The World Is Watching *
John Bellamy Foster on Naomi Klein’s ‘No Is Not Enough’
London fire: Twelve dead in Grenfell Tower blaze
Labour demands answers over Grenfell Tower fire tragedy
Key questions about the Grenfell Tower fire
Questions Mount After Fire at Grenfell Tower in London Kills at Least 12 *
Donald Trump under investigation for potential obstruction of justice
Defense chief Mattis: ‘We’re not winning in Afghanistan’
Journalists Face New Limits On Access In Covering Congress
Four dead in San Francisco UPS shooting
Two arrested over violent clash during Turkish president's White House visit
Flint water crisis: five officials charged with involuntary manslaughter
Senate approves new Russia sanctions as punishment for meddling in election
Workers at Zep distribution center in Upper Macungie vote to join union
Fed Raises Interest Rates Again, in Sign of Confidence *
U.S. Strikes Killed Hundreds of Syrian Civilians, U.N. Says *
U.S. Troops in Besieged City of Marawi, Philippine Military Says *
Janet Yellen and the Case of the Missing Inflation *
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Wednesday, June 14, 2017
June 14 News Update
The
Newest Fear About Nuclear Plants: They May Close *
Trump was 'wrong' to leave climate change deal: UK minister
Cities Are Cutting Ties With Wells Fargo for Its Support of the Dakota Pipeline
Nearly 14,000 Companies in China Violate Pollution Rules *
Marshall Islands Leader Appeals for Help on Climate Change *
German Postal Service Enlists Ford for Electric Vans Drive *
Maryland Governor Vetoes Sick Leave
New Labor Secretary questioned on enforcement, job training
Labor union takes case to Ashland School Board Meeting
Supreme Court just made our ugly, messed up immigration law even uglier
Revealed: reality of life working in an Ivanka Trump clothing factory
Bernie Sanders: How Democrats Can Stop Losing Elections *
Trump Gives Mattis Authority to Send More Troops to Afghanistan *
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Trump was 'wrong' to leave climate change deal: UK minister
Cities Are Cutting Ties With Wells Fargo for Its Support of the Dakota Pipeline
Nearly 14,000 Companies in China Violate Pollution Rules *
Marshall Islands Leader Appeals for Help on Climate Change *
German Postal Service Enlists Ford for Electric Vans Drive *
Maryland Governor Vetoes Sick Leave
New Labor Secretary questioned on enforcement, job training
Labor union takes case to Ashland School Board Meeting
Supreme Court just made our ugly, messed up immigration law even uglier
Revealed: reality of life working in an Ivanka Trump clothing factory
Bernie Sanders: How Democrats Can Stop Losing Elections *
Trump Gives Mattis Authority to Send More Troops to Afghanistan *
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Tuesday, June 13, 2017
June 13 News Update
US isolated as allies vow
accelerated action on climate change
Fight against climate change: four cities leading the way in the Trump era
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Fight against climate change: four cities leading the way in the Trump era
New threats to public lands endanger America's unique wildlife corridors
‘No Such Thing as Justice’ in Fight Over Pollution in China *
Corbyn: shifting the possible
How to Orient New Members to the Union
The Worst of Donald Trump’s Toxic Agenda Is Lying in Wait
In Trump’s first full Cabinet meeting, it’s all praise for the chief
The quiet crisis: mass eviction's toll of homelessness on Native Americans
US immigration sweep targets Iraqi Christians in Detroit
Stories from the New York Times will be followed with a *. The Times pay wall policy allows free access to only about ten articles a month.
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