From deadly factory fires to Hollywood walkouts, American unions have long been at the heart of battles over what work is worth and who gets a say. This story follows their rise, the protections they helped win, the forces that weakened them, and why workers and employers are still clashing over organized labor’s future.
A sudden change to the CDC’s vaccine guidance has revived a long-debunked myth: that vaccines may cause autism. No new evidence supports this shift. Instead, it reflects years of misinformation, political elevation of fringe beliefs, and the consolidation of power under RFK Jr., whose control of federal health policy now threatens the nation’s scientific infrastructure.
Electricity and gas prices are climbing sharply in New Jersey, and the reasons go far beyond any single policy or industry. Rising demand from data centers, volatile natural gas markets, aging infrastructure, and costly grid upgrades are converging to push household bills upward—revealing deeper challenges in how the region powers itself.
