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America celebrates Labor Day – but are US workers winning?

As the US celebrates Labor Day, many employers are still struggling to find enough workers. McDonald’s, Chipotle, Walmart and many other companies have announced sizable wage increases to attract workers, and some economists argue American workers have the most bargaining ...

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Union seeks Hollywood ending for film industry’s tale of exploitation

Working in Hollywood may sound glamorous but the vast majority of workers in entry-level, assistant and support staff positions are vulnerable to pervasive poor working conditions that ensure poor levels of pay and pose safety risks. Problems include low wages, ...

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DoJ vows to protect women seeking abortions in Texas after radical state ban

US attorney general Merrick Garland announced on Monday that the federal government will take action to protect those in Texas trying to obtain an abortion in the wake of the strictest anti-abortion law in the US taking effect last week. The ...

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Biden to visit New York and New Jersey reeling from deadly storms

Joe Biden will visit New York and New Jersey on Tuesday as the states reel from last week’s deadly storms and lawmakers urged for fresh spending on stronger infrastructure to combat the climate crisis. Shaken by haunting images of surging rivers, ...

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Filibuster imperils Pelosi’s abortion bill in U.S. Senate – Klobuchar

WASHINGTON - The U.S. Senate's filibuster rule likely imperils a bill intended to protect abortion rights that Democrats are readying following the Supreme Court's decision not to block a strict new Texas ban, a leading Democratic senator said on Sunday. Senator ...

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Biden to visit all three sites of Sept. 11 attacks -White House

WASHINGTON - U.S. President Joe Biden will visit all three sites of the Sept. 11, 2001, hijacking attacks next week to honor the nearly 3,000 people killed and mark the 20th anniversary of the most lethal terrorist assault on U.S. ...

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Afghanistan updates: Taliban claims victory over Panjshir, last pocket of resistance

With the U.S. military and diplomatic withdrawal now complete after 20 years in Afghanistan, the Taliban has taken over the country, including the Kabul airport, the site of an often-desperate evacuation effort the past two weeks. But even as the last ...

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Cow stuck in tree after Hurricane Ida rescued by workers in Louisiana bayou

Following Hurricane Ida, Louisianans got to work assessing storm damage and helping their neighbors, be they human or bovine. Tuesday evening, St. Bernard Parish shared a video of classic Louisiana neighborly care: Road Yard Chief of Operations Louis Pomes and parish government  employees Tyler Acosta, ...

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