YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Money For Homes And Teachers
Also, Florida’s strongest climate policy in over a decade, Uber and Lyft drivers secure workplace protections in California, and Chipotle workers win settlement money.
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YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Health Care Workers On The Move
Also, Kansas rejects an anti-abortion measure, a first-time union deal scores Michigan librarians a raise, and decarceration efforts in Hawaii make progress.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: “Action Gets The Goods.”
Also, California farmworkers grow their organizing power, solar power has plummeted in cost, and investigative reporting just delivered a measure of justice for Pennsylvanians.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: A Week Of Mass Action
Also, congressional staffers push forward on union drive, teachers call for fossil fuel divestment, and two federal agencies join forces to help workers.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Chile Proposes New Constitution
Also, California plans to produce low-cost insulin and send out inflation relief checks, union numbers continue to rise, and congressional staffers are organizing to demand climate action.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Anti-Establishment Candidates Score At The Ballot Box
Also: Teamsters win against the Ivy League, Fetterman and Bernie take on Mayor Pete, and building schools helps poor kids.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: A President Takes On Climate Change
Also, L.A. elects its first abolitionist city councilor, Apple workers win a historic labor victory, and Massachusetts residents will vote on a millionaire tax.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Four-Day Workweeks Gain Traction
Also, labor advocates block Uber’s ballot question, coal projects lose insurance, California could divest pensions from fossil fuels, and St. Louis bans no-knock search warrants.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Colorado Bans Fracking “Forever Chemicals”
Also: Starbucks workers keep winning, New York puts roadblocks on crypto mining, and socialists eye comeback in France.
YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: (Some) Student Debt Canceled
Also: Germany wants you to take the train this summer, Vermont has a new child tax credit, and New York is trying to right some corporate wrongs.