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WASHINGTON—Warning that the charge carried a five-year mandatory minimum sentence, the U.S. Department of Justice declared Friday that the distribution of images featuring a balding Elon Musk constituted an act of domestic terrorism. “For the benefit of all Americans, anyone who posts or reposts photos from Mr. Musk’s PayPal days will be prosecuted for terrorism,” […]

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Black History Month 2025 honors “African Americans and Labor,” highlighting Black labor's role in U.S. history. Despite its value, Black workers' humanity has been undervalued.

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In addition to the AFL-CIO, lawsuit plaintiffs include AFGE, AFSCME, SEIU, the Communications Workers of America (CWA) and the Economic Policy Institute.

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The Solana-based Teleport, which aimed to be a decentralized ridesharing Uber killer, has shut down, citing a lack of market readiness.

A top Treasury career staffer, David A. Lebryk, announced his retirement. Surrogates of Musk’s DOGE effort had sought access to sensitive payment systems.

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New York City’s rideshare regulator said Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. are “spreading disinformation” in emails sent to drivers and riders about proposed rules that would give drivers a roughly 6% pay hike.

If Mayor Brandon Johnson refuses to appear as requested, it could open a new front in the ongoing battle with the GOP-controlled U.S House and the Trump administration, which is attempting to strip se...

President Trump has fired National Labor Relations Board Member Gwynne Wilcox in an unprecedented attack on workers and the rule of law.

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Workers optimistic about national coordination even as a second Trump administration threatens labor rights and immigration crackdowns.