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Legal Aid to Bronx DA: Dismiss charges against ‘violently arrested’ client
Lawyers from The Legal Aid Society have called on Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark to dismiss charges against a client allegedly assaulted by police during an arrest.
Congress pushes to reauthorize VAWA
Members of the House recently unveiled a plan to reintroduce the Violence Against Women Act.
RENEWAL SCHOOL FAIL: The city dumps Renewal Schools
A hailed part of Bill de Blasio’s agenda will meet its demise.
AFL-CIO president to Trump: Your emergency is fake news
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka took President Donald Trump to task again. This time, it’s over his declaration of a national emergency to secure funding for his border wall.
Amazon: We’ll fight any attempt to unionize
The biggest online retailer in the world told one of the most union-dominated cities that its workers will not organize on their watch.
Shutdown leaves federal workers in peril
More than 800,000 Americans who keep the government running are on the financial edge because of President Donald Trump.
Los Angeles public school teachers go on strike
The union for the second largest school system in the United States went on strike Monday.
Rent or food? Workers cope with month-long government shutdown
President Donald Trump said last month that he’d take credit for the government shutdown.
UAW files lawsuit against General Motors for breach of contract
The union representing autoworkers wants to take General Motors to task.
De Blasio and Teamsters Local 237 announce tentative contract agreement
The holidays came early for members of Teamsters Local 237.
