USPS Workers Concerned New Policies Will Pave the Way to Privatization
A barrage of new changes have come down, including delayed mail sortation. Workers say they threaten USPS’s core mission.
A barrage of new changes have come down, including delayed mail sortation. Workers say they threaten USPS’s core mission.
Protests for Black Lives
The amendment would prohibit funds from being used to send federal agents into American cities.
$20 million has been poured into a race for a solidly blue seat between Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Joe Kennedy in Massachusetts. Are they really that different?
Voices
By calling slavery necessary, Cotton was following in the banal footsteps of apologists for all of history’s worst acts.
The committee’s finding raises questions about whether members of Congress can police each other when it comes to campaign finance.
The Coronavirus Crisis
Two meat giants, Smithfield and Mountaire Farms, are among the interests pushing for laws waiving wrongful death suits — also a priority for Republicans.
The allegations prompted the San Francisco DSA chapter to consider a draft resolution rescinding the organization’s endorsement of Shahid Buttar.
The CPC’s PAC threw big money into a race for the first time and lifted Mondaire Jones to victory. They’re doing it again for Beth Doglio in Washington.
In June, the Labor Department allowed private equity into 401(k) plans for the first time. A study shows that likely won’t pay off for ordinary investors.
Protests for Black Lives
Mass protest arrests led to long detentions, with families and lawyers unable to find people locked up for days at a time without being charged.
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