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The United Automobile Workers will commence a strike at three factories starting at midnight, unless a resolution is reached beforehand.

The United Auto Workers union strike would be the first time all three major Detroit automakers were on strike at the same time. | Photo by Timothy D. Easley/AP The United Auto Workers union intends to go on strike at three factories located in Michigan, Ohio, and Missouri starting at midnight on Thursday, unless a

Democratic officials in Michigan are worried about the potential strike from the UAW.

On August 24, a group of workers belonging to United Auto Workers Local 863 gathered for a demonstration in Louisville, Kentucky. They were joined by Timothy D. Easley, who captured the event in a photo for the Associated Press. By Scott Waldman 09/14/2023 11:17 AM EDT The Anderson Economic Group, a consulting company located in

As the deadline approaches, George W. Bush enters the PEPFAR dispute.

The recent involvement of former President George W. Bush in the debate highlights the increasing worry from politicians of all affiliations that PEPFAR may become entangled in disputes over abortion. House and Senate Republicans are working on a last-ditch effort to save a global HIV-AIDS program set to expire Sept. 30 — defying influential anti-abortion

The unexpected outcome of the Affordable Care Act was a major surprise.

Mountain Health CO-OP, previously known as Montana Health CO-OP, is one of three remaining nonprofit healthcare insurers that have provided much-needed competition in the market. | Bobby Caina Calvan/AP Photo The co-ops under Obamacare were previously considered to be the most significant downfall of the healthcare law. The government provided $2.4 billion to 24 nonprofit

The UAW’s discontent with Biden stems from feeling abandoned by the Democratic Party.

The 150,000-member United Auto Workers union has been consistently voicing their disapproval of President Joe Biden’s approach to electric vehicle subsidies. This has been a prevalent topic as the union gears up for a potential strike against leading American automakers later this week. President Joe Biden’s promise to prioritize electric vehicles in his efforts towards

Radicals are persistently attempting to initiate widespread power outages, and that is not the most frightening aspect.

The United States is projected to reach or surpass the previous year’s record of 164 significant cyber and physical attacks on the power grid. | Photo by Karl B DeBlaker/AP The head of Maryland’s main utility regulatory agency was reading the news on a morning in February when he was taken aback by a headline:

A report from a government oversight agency revealed that the border wall implemented by Trump resulted in considerable negative impact on cultural and environmental aspects.

The construction of a border wall resulted in significant harm and devastation to cultural sites belonging to Native communities. This included damaging sections of Monument Hill in Arizona and completely destroying a burial site near a sacred spring in the Sonoran Desert, according to a report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). a report by

According to a lawsuit, the Great Salt Lake in Utah is decreasing in size at a fast pace and the state has been unsuccessful in preventing it.

In the summer of 2021, the lake reached its lowest level ever, leading to increased focus from Utah’s Republican-controlled Legislature. | Justin Sullivan/Getty Images By Associated Press 09/06/2023 08:01 PM EDT A group of environmental organizations filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, stating that Utah officials are responsible for the near collapse of the Great Salt

Biden plans to revoke the oil drilling permits issued by Trump in the Alaskan wildlife sanctuary.

In this photo with no specified date, a plane can be seen flying above caribou in the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge located in northeast Alaska. The photo was taken by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and shared by AP Photo. By Ben Lefebvre 09/06/2023 02:30 PM EDT Updated: 09/06/2023 05:24

As temperatures become more dangerous, states are refusing to provide cooling assistance to low-income individuals.

Last month, Bobbie Boyd was seen in Fayetteville, Arkansas sitting in her apartment with her grandson, 3-year-old DeAngelo Boyd. The apartment only had one air conditioning unit. According to an analysis by E&E News, over 30 million low-income households who qualify for federal aid to help with air conditioning expenses have not received any funds