Teamsters President Snubbed by DNC

The Teamsters President was snubbed by the DNC after giving a historic speech at the RNC. Some union members criticized his decision to speak at the RNC. The DNC kicked off in Chicago with high-profile Democrats speaking.

Campaign Event in Wayne County, Michigan

Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz discussed the importance of unions and the middle class during a campaign event in Wayne County, Michigan. They emphasized the right to bargain for wages and working conditions, championing collective bargaining and criticizing President Donald Trump's policies.

Labor Strike at Samsung Electronics

Unionized workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea have declared an indefinite strike to demand higher pay and other benefits, despite management's commitment to engage in negotiations and ensure production continues.

Battle of Brandy Station during the Civil War

The Battle of Brandy Station, a significant Civil War battle, occurred on June 9, 1863, lasting 14 hours with an inconclusive winner but providing momentum for the Union. The American Battlefield Trust has preserved over 2,000 acres of the battlefield.

Union Dispute at The New York Times and Reuters

Union members at The New York Times and Reuters are publicly feuding with the influential NewsGuild of New York after one of the group's representatives made controversial remarks about Israeli 'Zionist butchers'. The disagreement centers around the allocation of union dues and the balance between journalism advocacy and activism within the union.

Internal Conflict within NewsGuild of New York

Internal conflict within the NewsGuild of New York over organizing costs and left-leaning criticism of journalism has sparked debates among unionized journalists at the New York Times, Reuters, and other newsrooms.

Walkout at The Wall Street Journal Due to Impending Layoffs

The union representing editorial staff at The Wall Street Journal announced a walkout after rumors of impending layoffs spread. The walkout began at 1 p.m. as a response to the treatment of colleagues during previous rounds of layoffs.

Union Victory at Volkswagen in Tennessee

Volkswagen workers in Tennessee voted to join the United Automobile Workers, giving the union a foothold at a major foreign automaker in the South. The success at VW could lead to increased unionization at other auto manufacturers in the region, potentially affecting companies like Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, and Toyota. The vote could spark a broader political battle over unionization in the South, with concerns raised by business and political leaders. Despite potential challenges, the victory at VW may trigger a strong response and momentum for unionization efforts in the region.

Various News Topics

Various news topics covered by National Review including an investigation on sex pests, energy issues in Europe, railroads opposing crew size rule, and good news for Catholics in Ohio.

Germany's train drivers strike

Germany's train drivers union calls for strike over working hours and pay, drawing criticism from transport minister. Main sticking point is demand for reduced working hours without pay cut. Talks between union and railway operator have not yielded an agreement.

MASS MoCA Workers Strike for Higher Wages

Unionized workers at MASS MoCA went on strike due to a wage dispute after negotiations with the museum failed. The workers are demanding higher wages to keep up with living costs in Berkshire County.

Shutdown of West Virginia Hardwood Producer and Impact of Trade Commission's Decision on Tariffs

A West Virginia hardwood producer, Allegheny Wood Products, shut down, erasing hundreds of jobs. State officials are assisting affected workers in finding new jobs. In a separate incident, the International Trade Commission's move against tariffs on foreign tin imports may close down a mill and affect nearly 1,000 jobs.