New York prison guards fired after strike

Over 2,000 New York prison guards were fired for not returning to work after a weekslong strike. The strike, deemed illegal, led to deteriorating conditions behind bars and a probe into an inmate's death. The state agreed to suspend a provision of a law limiting solitary confinement for 90 days to evaluate safety concerns.

Flight Cancellations at Hamburg Airport Due to Surprise Strike

Flight cancellations at Hamburg Airport due to a surprise strike affecting more than 40,000 passengers ahead of a planned wider protest across Germany amid new contract negotiations.

WNBA Players Threaten Strike Over Contract Demands

Chicago Sky star Angel Reese and Dallas Wings player DiJonai Carrington warn WNBA of potential strike if contract demands are not met. WNBA players opted out of current CBA, set to expire in 2027, with next term starting in 2026. Despite increased ratings and attendance, WNBA has never made a profit, with the NBA subsidizing since WNBA's founding in 1996. NBA reportedly lost between $40 and $50 million supporting WNBA in 2021.

Flight cancellations due to worker strike at Hamburg Airport

Flight cancellations at Hamburg Airport due to surprise strike by workers affecting over 40,000 passengers. Strike organized by ver.di union ahead of broader protests across Germany. Union demanding improvements in occupational health and safety, more vacation days, increased annual bonus, among other things.

Flight cancellations at Hamburg Airport due to surprise strike by workers

Flight cancellations at Hamburg Airport due to surprise strike by workers affecting more than 40,000 passengers, part of wider protest across Germany amid new contract negotiations. Only 10 out of 280 flights went as planned, causing major disruptions. The union called for the strike to pressure company representatives in collective bargaining talks.

National Guard deployment in New York prisons during correctional officers' strike

National Guard soldiers deployed in New York prisons due to correctional officers' strike, facing dangerous conditions without proper training. Strike ongoing for 17 days with concerns about safety and lack of support for injured soldiers.

New York State Prison Guards Strike and Inmate Death Investigation

New York state prison guards who went on an illegal labor strike are being fired and losing health insurance benefits. Investigations are ongoing into the death of an inmate allegedly beaten by correctional officers. The strike is in protest of unsafe working conditions in state prisons.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul mediates deal to end correctional officers' strike

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul mediates a deal to end a strike by correctional officers over unsafe working conditions due to Democrat-backed prison reforms. GOP lawmakers argue the deal fails to address key concerns.

U.S. Military Strike in Syria Against Al-Qaeda Affiliate

The U.S. carried out a strike against a senior leader of an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.

Inmate Death During New York Prison Guard Strike

An inmate died in a New York prison during a strike by corrections officers. The strike has led to staffing issues and concerns about medical care for inmates. Negotiations are ongoing between officials and the union representing the guards.

Ski Industry Strike at Vail Resorts

Vail resorts facing strike by ski patrollers at Park City Mountain resort in Utah, leading to delays and unsafe conditions for skiers.

IDF's Decapitation of Hezbollah

The IDF successfully decapitated Hezbollah through years of intelligence gathering and precise strikes, preventing the terror group from carrying out attacks on major landmarks in Tel Aviv. The military also targeted top Hezbollah commanders, leading to a ceasefire agreement.

Starbucks Workers Strike for Fair Contract

Starbucks workers are on strike at hundreds of stores across the U.S., demanding a fair contract and better treatment. The strike is in response to Starbucks backtracking on negotiations for collective bargaining. The union is asking for higher wages, better benefits, and more consistent schedules.

Starbucks workers strike in multiple U.S. cities

Starbucks workers in multiple U.S. cities have expanded their strike over wages and working conditions, impacting a small number of stores with proposals for significant wage increases. Talks between Starbucks and the union have hit an impasse.

Deadly October Strike in Gaza

The U.S. has not received answers from Israel about a deadly October strike in Gaza, with survivor testimonies and lists of the dead suggesting it was one of the most catastrophic strikes of the war.

Mexico's Federal Judiciary Strike

All of Mexico's federal judiciary has gone on strike to protest a massive reform that they say would put an end to the country's checks and balances.

Video game performers on strike over AI in game development

Video game performers, including actor Andi Norris and stunt performer Jasiri Booker, are on strike against major gaming companies over AI usage in game development. The companies want to use AI for generating performances without consent, leading to the work stoppage by the union members.

Doctors' Strike in India After Trainee Doctor is Raped and Killed

Doctors in India go on strike demanding better healthcare worker protections after a female student doctor was raped and murdered at a government-run hospital. The strike led to federal investigators arriving in Kolkata. The incident highlights the long struggle to tackle violence against women in India.

Israeli airstrike on Gaza school

Israeli strike on Gaza school kills at least 80 people, Israel claims it hit Hamas command center.

Tensions between Israel, Hamas, and Hezbollah

Tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah as Israel claims to have killed Hamas' top military commander, Mohammad Deif, in a strike. Other top commanders from Hamas and Hezbollah have also been targeted.

Disney Cast Members Contract Agreement

Disney cast members have accepted a three-year contract that includes an instant 20 percent raise in their base pay after a strike at Disney theme parks and hotels in California. The agreement prevented a potential walkout at Disneyland Resort, marking historic raises and policy improvements for 14,000 cast members.

Israel's strike on Hezbollah commander

Israel targeted and killed the Hezbollah commander responsible for a weekend attack that killed 12 children. The strike also resulted in the death of at least one other person and left dozens injured.

Disney Workers Vote to Authorize Strike in California

Thousands of Disney workers in California vote to authorize a potential strike as contract negotiations continue. Union members are seeking wage increases, safety measures, attendance policies, and other benefits.

Russian Strikes in Kyiv

Russian strike damages maternity and fertility clinic in Kyiv, killing at least seven people, following another attack on a children's hospital.

South Korea reverses plan to suspend licenses of striking doctors

South Korea reverses plan to suspend licenses of striking doctors in efforts to resolve medical impasse, aiming to address shortage of doctors treating emergency and serious patients and restore training system to add more professional doctors.

Hamas Squad Commander Killed in Israeli Strike

Hamas squad commander and sniper involved in Oct. 7 attacks in southern Israel killed in strike in northern Gaza by Israeli Air Force. No civilians injured during the strike.

Ukrainian Forces Hit Russian Su-57 Fighter Jet

Ukrainian forces hit a Russian Su-57 fighter jet at an air base inside Russia using a drone, causing damage that may render the jet beyond repair. The incident marks the first combat loss of a Su-57.

University of California Academic Workers' Strike

University of California academic workers' strike halted by court order after protests related to anti-Israel demonstrations on campuses. The workers demanded amnesty for arrested protesters and freedom of speech guarantees.

Misinformation about Gaza Tunnel and Israeli Strike on Rafah

Social media posts falsely claim a tunnel under Gaza connects Egypt to Rafah, where refugees have been sheltering. Israeli strike on Rafah kills 45, majority women and children. Misinformation on social media justifies Israel's actions in Rafah. Actual tunnel in photo connects Gaza to Israel, not Egypt.

Ukraine's Potential Strike on Russia with U.S. Weapons

Ukraine hints at striking inside Russia using U.S. weapons, potentially hitting a Russian missile system. The move comes after pressure to lift restrictions on weapon use. Kremlin warns of dire consequences, including nuclear retaliation. Experts believe Ukraine's actions will make defenses more proactive and resilient.

University of California academic workers strike

University of California academic workers are expected to go on strike in response to the treatment of pro-Palestinian protestors on campus.

Israeli Strike in Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged a tragic mistake after a strike killed dozens of Palestinians in Gaza, leading to international condemnation and ongoing investigations.

UC Santa Cruz academic workers' strike in solidarity with pro-Palestinian protestors

Academic workers at UC Santa Cruz are striking in solidarity with pro-Palestinian protestors.

Cannes Film Festival and Film Industry Trends

Cannes Film Festival director laments focus on political and social issues at the expense of actual films, responds to report about potential sexual abuse accusations, highlights importance of cinematic qualities in film selection, and addresses possible strike by festival workers.

State Department criticizes Israel's war effort in Gaza

The State Department criticized parts of Israel's war effort in a new report to Congress as Israeli forces advanced on the southern Gaza city of Rafah. Children were among those injured by an Israeli strike in Rafah.

Kenya's Doctors Strike

Kenya's public hospital doctors union signed a return to work agreement with the government, ending a national strike that began in mid-March due to labor issues. The strike had left patients in limbo.

Italian Journalists Plan Strike Over Government Control of State Broadcaster

Journalists at Italy's state broadcaster are planning to strike in protest against government interference and control over their work. The strike is scheduled for May 6th, with grievances including political attempts to influence the broadcaster and staff shortages.

Israel's Strike on Iran Escalates Tensions

Israel launched a strike on Iran in response to an attack on them, escalating tensions and raising concerns about the potential for all-out war. Western observers are not surprised, but Washington and London are alarmed. The situation is delicate, with the risk of a full-blown conflict looming.

Israeli Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites

Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites did not cause any damage, according to Iranian regime. The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed no damage to Iran’s nuclear facilities. Iran has no immediate plans to respond to the Israeli strike.

Israel Strikes Relatives of Hamas Leader

Israel reportedly struck and killed relatives of a Hamas leader in Gaza, escalating tensions in the Middle East. The strike was not approved by Israeli senior commanders or political leaders.

Kenya doctors strike for better pay and working conditions

Kenya's Kenyatta University Referral Hospital has laid off 100 doctors participating in a month-long nationwide strike demanding better pay and working conditions. President William Ruto stated there is no money to pay the striking doctors. The doctors' union remains adamant and continues to protest for their demands.

Escalating Tensions Between Iran and Israel

A top Iranian military adviser warns Israel that none of its embassies are safe following a strike in Damascus blamed on Israel that killed 12 people, including two Iranian generals. Israel has been preparing for an Iranian response without acknowledging its involvement. Tensions between the two countries are escalating as the war between Israel and Hamas marks six months.

Criticism of Israel for Not Protecting Aid Workers in Gaza

President Joe Biden criticizes Israel for not doing enough to protect aid workers in Gaza after a strike kills seven workers. Biden expresses outrage and calls for swift investigation and accountability from Israel.

Palestinian family mourns the loss of five children in Gaza strike

Palestinians in Khan Younis hold prayers for five children of one family killed in a strike on a residential building in Rafah, southern Gaza.

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.

South Korea's Junior Doctors' Strike

South Korea's president vows not to tolerate prolonged walkouts by junior doctors, threatening public health and shaking the country's governing systems. Doctors protest government's plan to admit more medical students, impacting hospitals' capacity and medical services.

Hollywood Labor Dispute Over Artificial Intelligence Threat

Hollywood is facing a potential strike by below the line crew members due to concerns about artificial intelligence replacing jobs. Unions are gearing up for negotiations with major studios to address compensation and benefits.

South Korea's government suspends licenses of striking junior doctors

South Korea's government is taking steps to suspend the medical licenses of thousands of striking junior doctors who have been protesting against a government push to increase medical school admissions.

Medical Workers' Strike in South Korea

Thousands of trainee doctors in South Korea staged a mass walkout to protest the government's decision to increase medical school enrollment quotas. The government has taken legal action against the groups involved, but the doctors remain defiant.

South Korea Junior Doctors' Strike

South Korea's government is making a last appeal to junior doctors to end their strike over a push to boost medical school enrollments, threatening to suspend licenses and prosecute strikers. Thousands of medical interns and residents have submitted resignations, with many likely to defy the deadline. The dispute centers around a government plan to admit more students to medical schools to address the country's doctor shortage.

Israeli strike on residential building in Rafah

Several people, including women and children, were killed in an Israeli strike on a residential building in Rafah.

South Korean Junior Doctors' Strike

South Korean junior doctors are on strike to protest a government plan to increase medical school admissions, leading to a shortage of medical staff and impacting patient care.

Eiffel Tower Strike and Reopening

The Eiffel Tower in France, closed for five days due to a strike, will reopen after a deal was struck with unions for increased investment and monitoring of the company’s business model. The strike resulted in the loss of 100,000 admissions, with the tower facing financial challenges due to the Covid pandemic.