Data Reveals 63 Percent of Hourly Starbucks Workers Make Under $15 an Hour
Despite Starbucks’s claims that it is a progressive employer that prioritizes the needs of its workers, newly released data shows that a majority of the company’s hourly workers make less than the average living wage across the U.S. According to research from Harvard/UCSF’s The Shift Project and the Economic Policy InstituteStarbucks’ hourly workers make less […]
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Biden to End Trump-Era “Conscience” Rule Allowing Medical Personnel to Deny Care
The Biden administration goals to revise a controversial rule, crafted below former President Donald Trump, that will have allowed docs, nurses, pharmacists, and different staff within the medical area to refuse service to people in the event that they claimed that serving them would battle with their non secular beliefs. The “conscience rule,” which was […]
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Senior Tory peer warns PM could face Red Wall rebellion
Lord Garnier, a former Conservative MP and peer, has warned of a rebellion among Red Wall MPs against Boris Johnson in the event that the May 5 local elections are not successful for the party. Lord Garnier, who served as the government’s solicitor general from 2010 to 2012, told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme this […]
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What to Do About State of Our Elections? Deroy Murdock Has Ideas
Election integrity is crucial to a functioning nation. Individuals should know that their elections are being carried out pretty and that their votes depend. Sadly, many have purpose to assume our elections aren’t safe. Deroy Murdock, a Fox Information contributor and senior fellow on the Atlas Community, says he sees election integrity and voter fraud […]
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‘White Nationalists’ Haunt America While Black Racists Aim to Kill People
Top Democrats claim that white racism is America’s greatest threat. As President Joe Biden said Oct. 21: “According to the United States intelligence community, domestic terrorism from white supremacists is the most lethal terrorist threat in the homeland.” “In the FBI’s view,” Attorney General Merrick Garland said June 15, “the top domestic violent-extremist threat comes […]
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DeSantis’s Education Department Bans 54 Math Books Over Supposed “CRT” Content
Last week, the Florida Department of Education announced that it would not allow the use of dozens of mathematics textbooks in K-12 public school systems throughout the state. This was allegedly because they included content that discussed critical racism theory. When asked for examples, however, neither Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) would do so, in spite […]
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Poll Finds 75 Percent of Americans Support Amazon Workers’ Union Efforts
Workers’ recent efforts to unionize Amazon warehouses and fight for better working conditions are widely popular among Americans across the political spectrum, new polling finds. A recent poll of nearly 2500 Americans was done by Blue Rose Research to determine the popularity of More Perfect Union. finds that 75 percent of those polled support Amazon […]
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UN Amplifies Calls for Ceasefire as Russia Intensifies Attack on Eastern Ukraine
Volodymyr Zeleskyy, President of Ukraine, said Monday in a televised address that his country will continue to fight back against Russia’s aggression on eastern Ukraine. fully capturing the Donbas region, a more limited military campaign that comes after Moscow’s forces failed to seize Kyiv and other major cities. “It can now be stated that Russian […]
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Top US CEOs Made 254 Times More Than Median Workers in 2021, Study Shows
Monday’s analysis shows that CEOs of some of America’s largest corporations made 254 times more than their average employees in 2021 due to stock awards and executive bonuses. According to the latest edition Equilar 100The annual report focuses on executive pay at the top U.S. companies. In 2021, the median total CEO compensation rose to […]
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Challenge to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Candidacy Can Move Forward, Judge Rules
A federal judge is allowing a challenge to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-Georgia) candidacy to move forward, noting in her ruling that Greene’s lawyers failed to provide enough evidence that such a challenge would ultimately fail. Judge Amy Totenberg of U.S. District Court of the Northern District of Georgia ruled on Monday that an effort […]
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