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Europe

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UK anti-immigration protest

Europe admits JD Vance was right, pivots on mass immigration

In a February speech to European leaders, Vance warned Europeans that they faced serious risks due to what he called “the retreat of Europe from some of its most fundamental values.” Scoffed at by EU intelligentsia at the time, their leadership has come around. So have politically attuned Democrats in the US.

Courts & Law

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Supreme Court sides with Starbucks in union case

Starbucks argued it legally terminated the employees who were involved in unionization efforts, saying they had violated company policies. 

White House

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President Joe Biden

Biden cancels Philadelphia NEA appearance after union announces strike

“President Biden is a fierce supporter of unions, and he won’t cross a picket line,” the Biden campaign said in a statement. “The President is still planning to travel to Pennsylvania this weekend, and we will have more details to share at a later point.”

All Things Trump

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Trump

Trump capitalizes on Biden’s increasingly unpopular push for electric vehicles as union workers balk

A new poll shows likely 2024 voters, including Democrats, and labor unions represent auto workers, key to Biden's reelection effort, are unhappy with his EV push.

From the States

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Classroom

Teachers union agrees to promote critical race theory, debate mandatory vaccination for students

The National Education Association, the largest labor union in the country with 3 million members, is holding its annual meeting this week.

White House

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Big losses

Trump administration scales back auto tariffs

In the first year of the tariffs, automakers will be allowed to apply for 15% price offsets, and then 10% offsets in the second year.

From the States

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Mercedes-Benz logo

Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama vote not to join to auto workers union

The workers in Vance, Alabama, rejected the motion to join UAW in a 2,642 to 2,045 vote, according to the National Labor Relations Board.

Congress

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farmland

States, farmers file suit against Biden admin over rule allowing temporary farm workers to unionize

U.S. Labor Department claims the Immigration Reform and Control Act gives them the authority to impose the rule

Events

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UPS driver, San Francisco, Calif., Jan. 31, 2023

UPS cuts thousands of jobs, roughly 2.4% of workforce, cites decline in demand, labor costs

No union jobs will be impacted by the cuts. 

Elections

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IAFF President Edward Kelly

Major firefighters union declines to endorse a presidential candidate for 2024

The IAFF leadership said it held a membership vote on whether to endorse a candidate for 2024, which determined by a 1.2 percentage points margin that they would not publicly throw their support behind a specific candidate.

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