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Public service unions still strong a year after Janus
August 6, 2019Some labor-friendly states enacted laws last year to protect membership rolls while unions redoubled their recruitment efforts.
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War on humanity: Inside the refugee camps of Ciudad Juárez, Part Two
August 6, 2019Regardless of the Trump administration and its vicious migration deterrents, each family here wanted nothing more than a shot at the American Dream, shattered though it may be.
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Survivor’s story highlights horror of atomic weapons
August 6, 2019It was early in the morning and 7-year-old second-grader Michiko Kodama was learning her lessons with her classmates when the life she knew came suddenly to an end.
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2020 elections and organizational questions dominate Democratic Socialists of America convention
August 6, 2019“Unity is hard to build,” one delegate said. “It’s messy. There will be bumps in the road. It can be frustrating, but it’s something we have to deal with.”
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Stuck abroad: U.S. child begs Trump and Congress to save his life
August 5, 2019On Sun., July 7, 2019, Egyptian authorities arrested a U.S. citizen, Reem Desoky, and her child, Mustafa Hamed, when they arrived at the airport in Cairo.
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