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CWA: Supreme Court Decision Shows Urgent Need for Senate Rules Reform

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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CWA: Supreme Court Decision Shows Urgent Need for Senate Rules Reform

Today's Supreme decision is a sharp reminder that the U.S. Senate functions under archaic procedures that must change.

CWA: Supreme Court Decision Shows Urgent Need for Senate Rules Reform

Working Families at the White House

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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Working Families at the White House

The White House Summit on Working Families on Monday brought together labor leaders, businesses, economists, policymakers, advocates and citizens for a conversation on how America can better help families succeed at work and at home.

Working Families at the White House

Senate Committee Hears Testimonies on Repairing the Voting Rights Act

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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Senate Committee Hears Testimonies on Repairing the Voting Rights Act

Senate Committee Hears Testimonies on Repairing the Voting Rights Act

Senate Committee Hears Testimonies on Repairing the Voting Rights Act

AT&T, DirectTV Face Congressional Hearing Double Header

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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AT&T, DirectTV Face Congressional Hearing Double Header

In back-to-back congressional hearings on Tuesday, the CEOs of AT&T and DirecTV explained to lawmakers how their merger would benefit workers and consumers.

AT&T, DirectTV Face Congressional Hearing Double Header

TPP a Worry for Communities of Color

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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TPP a Worry for Communities of Color

If past trade deals are an indication, African Americans and other communities of color should be especially concerned about the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal that's targeting more American jobs, experts testified at a House briefing on the Hill this week.

TPP a Worry for Communities of Color

NABET-CWA: Supreme Court Decision on Aereo Protects Jobs of Broadcast Industry Workers

26 Jun, 2014

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26 Jun, 2014

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NABET-CWA: Supreme Court Decision on Aereo Protects Jobs of Broadcast Industry Workers

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court held that the actions of Aereo, a start-up streaming service, violated copyright laws by capturing broadcast signals for free on miniature antennas and delivering them to subscribers for a fee.

NABET-CWA: Supreme Court Decision on Aereo Protects Jobs of Broadcast Industry Workers