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New York City January 1, 2022

New York City police union leader ‘optimistic’ as Adams succeeds de Blasio as mayor

The head of a New York City police union said he was "optimistic" as a former police captain prepared to take the oath of office as the city’s newest mayor.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Investigates December 21, 2021

What's behind the surge in labor strikes?

Across the country, unions and workers have taken to the picket lines and negotiation tables to carve out better working conditions after a year of frontline work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet union membership remains low, critics say.

Connecticut December 18, 2021

Sen. Blumenthal expresses regret for attending Communist awards show

Sen. Richard Blumenthal said in interview on Friday that he regretted attending a communist award show last week.

Digital Originals December 17, 2021

White House considered teachers unions' labor disputes before releasing reopening guidance, emails show

The White House considered teachers unions' ongoing labor disputes before releasing school reopening guidance earlier this year.

OPINION December 16, 2021

Kellogg's strike: Workers must get our support

I will be in Battle Creek, Michigan this Friday with workers who have been on strike for over two months against Kellogg’s. Let me tell you why I’m going.

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Flash November 30, 2021

Georgia furniture store owner frustrated with supply chain crisis, sends message to 'Uncle Joe' Biden

Small business owners Ashley Brown and Ruel Joyner said Tuesday that they are being negatively affected by the supply chain crisis.

The New York Times November 25, 2021

New York Times staffers revolt, push holiday weekend boycott of its Wirecutter service amid strike

Staffers from the New York Times are openly revolting against their employer in solidarity with colleagues who went on strike.

EDUCATION November 10, 2021

Ingraham: Teachers unions and public schools 'flunking and flailing' amid parental pushback

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ host Laura Ingraham said some on the left are waking up to the damage being done by public schools amid parental pushback on "The Ingraham Angle."

Vaccine October 30, 2021

NYC vaccine mandate: FDNY 'sickout' forces closure of several firehouses

Several Fire Department companies in New York City were reportedly out of service Friday because a large number of firefighters were out sick. 

Chicago October 27, 2021

Chicago Mayor Lightfoot drowned out by boos at union fundraiser

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot was drowned out by boos during a fundraiser for Plumbers Union Local 130 on Sunday.

EDUCATION October 26, 2021

Head of teachers union praises op-ed claiming parents don't have right to shape kids' curriculum

The head of one of the most prominent teachers unions is facing a wave of backlash after tweeting support for an op-ed that argued parents don't have the right to shape their kids' school curriculum.