Sunday, Apr 27

A federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s executive order removing collective bargaining rights for federal workers, deeming it unlawful.

Friday, Apr 04

Global leaders express outrage and prepare countermeasures in response to Trump's sweeping tariffs, highlighting fears of a significant economic downturn.

Sunday, Mar 30

Trump's new executive order aims to revoke collective bargaining rights for over 1 million federal workers, prompting legal challenges from unions.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Teachers and advocacy groups sue the Trump administration over plans to dismantle the Department of Education, citing potential harm to students and schools.

Saturday, Mar 08

DHS terminates collective bargaining agreement with TSA workers, prompting union backlash over rights and workplace conditions.

Saturday, Mar 01

A federal judge finds the Trump administration's mass firings of probationary federal employees likely unlawful, providing relief to labor unions fighting for workers' rights.

Thursday, Feb 27

Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s nomination for Labor Secretary is bolstered by Democratic votes amidst Republican opposition, moving to the Senate floor for confirmation.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Federal agencies are advising employees to ignore Elon Musk's email demanding productivity justifications, deeming responses voluntary amid legal disputes.

Monday, Feb 24

Friedrich Merz's conservatives win the German election, with the AfD securing historic support, raising questions about future coalitions and governance.

Sunday, Feb 23

In a thrilling Six Nations encounter, England narrowly defeated Scotland 16-15, thanks to Finn Russell's missed late conversion.