Attorneys for Epstein's prison guards point the blame at the system
Attorneys for the two prison guards charged Tuesday in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's death have sought to shift blame from their clients to broader problems with the prison.
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NFL player Myles Garrett appeals indefinite suspension
Cleveland Browns defensive lineman Myles Garrett is appealing the indefinite suspension he received from the NFL after after he struck another player with a helmet, according to a source with direct knowledge of the appeal.
Oxford Union under fire after blind student dragged
The Oxford Union -- a university debating society with many top British politicians among its former presidents -- has been criticized for its treatment of a blind student who was
McDonald's workers strike in London to demand higher pay
McDonald's workers have walked off the job in the United Kingdom to demand higher pay and better working conditions.
Hearst Magazines staffers announce plans to unionize
Employees at Hearst Magazines announced on Monday their plans to form a union, setting off a massive effort across 24 media brands that encompass print and digital staffers in editorial, video, photo, design and social.
GM sells Ohio plant to electric pickup truck startup
A massive Lordstown, Ohio, auto assembly plant is getting a new lease on life.
One year after Google walkout, key organizers reflect on career risks
One year ago on November 1, tens of thousands of Google workers spilled out of their offices around the world, protesting sexual harassment, misconduct and a lack of transparency at one of the most powerful tech companies in the world.
UAW union president takes leave of absence as corruption probe expands
The president of the United Auto Workers, Gary Jones, will take a leave of absence amid a growing scandal involving the union and its finances.
Chicago students return to class after 11-day teacher strike
Some 300,000 Chicago students returned to their schools Friday after an 11-day teachers' strike ended with a deal that will make
Chicago teachers strike over, school to resume Friday
More than 25,000 Chicago teachers will return to school on Friday after an 11-day strike in the nation's third-largest school system ended, with a tentative deal ensuring millions of dollars to reduce class sizes and bring more nurses and social workers on campuses.
Ford, UAW reach quick deal to avoid strike
There apparently will be no repeat of the painful and expensive six-week strike by General Motors workers at rival automaker Ford.
DeVos says lower test scores show 'student achievement crisis'
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday blamed Washington overreach, high-paid school administrators and layers of bureaucracy for American students' lower scores on the Nation's Report Card, pointing to the scores as proof that the United States
Chicago teachers union says vote could take place later today
The Chicago Teachers Union believes it has reached a tentative agreement, and says it is prepared to vote on it Wednesday night if Mayor Lori Lightfoot and officials agree to make up the instructional days lost during the strike.
NBC News Digital staff announces plan to unionize
The digital news employees at NBC News announced on Wednesday their intention to unionize, pushing for fair wages, newsroom diversity and the ability to address the mishandling of sexual harassment allegations with management without fear of retribution.
Israel's embassies around the world closed over pay dispute
Israel's diplomatic missions around the world closed on Wednesday as Foreign Ministry workers went on strike over a dispute about paying taxes on overseas stipends.
GM says the strike cost it $2.9 billion
The six-week strike at General Motors will end up costing the automaker about $2.9 billion, the company said Tuesday.
UAW turns attention to Ford, Chrysler
After nearly six weeks, the strike at General Motors is in the rear-view mirror. Next up: Negotiations between the United Auto Workers union and Ford.
Classes canceled again Monday as Chicago teachers continue strike
First, the good news: Chicago Public Schools has reached an initial deal with a union it's been sparring with for weeks.
Three rate cuts in a row? Investors hope it's true
Will Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell deliver a third consecutive interest rate cut? Investors sure hope so.
Judge says runners can't compete during teacher strike
A Chicago judge ruled Friday that cross-country runners cannot compete in a Saturday meet while their educators are on strike.
Joe Biden releases labor plan in middle-class pitch
Democratic former Vice President Joe Biden unveiled a plan Friday that aims to protect workers' rights and to strengthen unions and collective bargaining efforts as he tries to persuade voters he's the best presidential candidate to fight for the labor community.
GM strike over as workers ratify new labor deal
The long General Motors strike is finally over, as members of the United Auto Workers union voted in favor of a four-year labor deal to end the walkout.
25,000 Chicago educators set to swarm City Hall
Thousands of teachers flooded the streets of downtown Chicago to deliver a message to City Hall: They won't stop striking until they get what they want.
Ford posts strong earnings but cuts outlook
Ford, which is likely the next US automaker to face negotiations with the United Auto Workers union, reported strong earnings Wednesday.
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