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Joe Biden Targets Banks' Overdraft Fee—Calling It Exploitation; CFPB Unveils New Rule Proposal
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Biden to Give Speech at UAW Convention

Striking UAW Members Hold Rally At Chicago Union Hall
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UAW Files Unfair Labor Practices Against Honda, Hyundai, Volkswagen

Leading Automakers Raise Employee Salaries Following End of United Auto Workers Union Strike
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Leading Automakers Raise Employee Salaries Following End of United Auto Workers Union Strike

United Auto Workers Expand Strike To Ford Truck Plant In Kentucky
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Ford, UAW Reach Temporary Agreement To End Strike After 41 Days Including Pay Raise

Republicans Take Advantage of UAW Walkout To Gain Traction in Michigan
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Republicans Take Advantage of UAW Walkout To Gain Traction in Michigan

Targeted UAW Strikes Could Happen—Here's What Could Trigger These Protests
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Targeted UAW Strikes Could Happen—Here's What Could Trigger Protests

Will Joe Biden's Meeting With UAW President Prevent the Potential Auto Strike?
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Will Joe Biden's Meeting With UAW President Prevent Potential Auto Strike?

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UAW: Fiat Chrysler Reach Tentative Agreement, Strike Avoided

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Unions Publicly Identifying GM Non-Union Workers For Not Paying Their Dues

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The US sanctioned the head of Sudan's armed forces and accused the military of carrying out attacks against civilians

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Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) shakes hands with Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake during a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on January 15, 2025
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