Rail Unions Threaten Rail Strike On December 5, Congress May Intervene

Update to Pro-Labor President Biden Steps In And Averts A National Rail Strike (Sep. 2022). Eight of the Twelve rail unions have approved the compromise contract,, but four unions have rejected the terms. If even one continues to reject the deal after further negotiations, it could mean a full-scale rail strike will start as soon … Read more

Governor-Elect Hobb’s Chief of Staff and Transition Co-Chairs Hold Morning Presser

The newly appointed chief of staff for Arizona Governor-Elect Katie Hobbs, Allie Bones, and Transition Co-Chairs Monica Villalobos and Mike Haener held a Pre-Thanksgiving Presser with journalists on November 23, 2022, to discuss a range of topics from the inauguration, the budget process, and the continuing election denialism of Trump Republicans. The Governor-Elect had announced … Read more

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Celebrates the One Year Anniversary of the Passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

It has been one year since the passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. In that time, the county and the state of Arizona have started to achieve tremendous benefits that will help make the lives of all Americans better. For example, according to a Biden/Harris Administration released fact sheet, the country has seen: Launched 2,800 … Read more

October Jobs Report Stronger Than Expected; Corporations Are Using Inflation As Cover For Price Gouging To Increase Profits

If you were to believe the fear mongering ads from Republicans and their affiliated dark money PACs, you would think that the U.S. economy is in a Great Depression with masses of unemployed and long bread lines. The exact opposite is true. Jeff Cox reports for NBC, U.S. economy added 261,000 jobs in October, better … Read more