Labor
The People’s Party: Remembering some of the best of Texas history
March 20, 2026In 1892, the People’s Party had 2,000 chapters in Texas and nearly a dozen newspapers—and it was one of the few political groups of the time to fight for Black equality.
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BP locks out 900 oil workers in Indiana
March 20, 2026Management at the Midwest's largest refinery takes action against workers whose contract ended Feb.1.
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Dolores Huerta on Chavez allegations: The movement is bigger than any individual
March 19, 2026Huerta's experiences and those of others point to the unfinished work of securing the dignity and equality of women, including in spaces that are often assumed to be progressive or egalitarian.
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Federal judge restores Trump-destroyed contracts for 300K VA workers
March 18, 2026U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose sides with AFGE in their lawsuit against the VA and applies her ruling nationwide.
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Homecare workers pressure Hochul and Mamdani to end 24-hour workday
March 17, 2026Homecare workers are often assigned to patients who need “around-the-clock care,” resulting in 24-hour shifts that come with only 12 hours of pay.
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