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UPS to hire over 100,000 seasonal workers with Teamsters pay increase

UPS is planning to hire more than 100,000 seasonal workers to help take on the holiday rush this year, falling in line with the company’s past hiring during peak holiday shipping season, but workers will see higher pay this year.

UAW strike: Schumer joins picketers in New York: ‘Gonna fight until we win’

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) joined picketers striking against the three major automakers in Tappan, New York, Tuesday. His support came as the strike continued into its second week.

Gavin Newsom signs bill increasing taxes on guns to fund school safety programs

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) signed a bill adding an 11% excise tax on guns and ammunition in the Golden State to fund school safety programs.

Hillary Clinton can’t resist dig at Trump during State Department portrait unveiling

Hillary Clinton made a celebratory return to the State Department for the unveiling of her official portrait, an occasion timed for the return to power of her friends.

DOD abortion travel policy not subject to congressional review, GAO concludes

The Government Accountability Office has determined that the Department of Defense did not need to submit a report on its controversial reproductive healthcare policy to Congress or the comptroller general ahead of implementation.

Food stamps: Texas SNAP payments for October worth up to $1,691 to be sent in five days

Texas's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin its October payments, worth up to $1,691, in five days.

Republicans attack Biden policies after he joins picket line with striking UAW members

After President Joe Biden joined members of the United Auto Workers in Michigan on the picket line Tuesday, Republicans attacked his administration’s economic and green-energy policies.

Russia pleads for Biden to invite Putin to APEC summit in San Francisco

Russian President Vladimir Putin wants an invitation to an international economic summit, but President Joe Biden controls the guest list.

Target cites violence and theft as reasons to shut down nine stores

Retailer Target is shuttering nine of its locations across four major cities, which have been hot spots for rising crime and retail theft.

Murder victim’s brother slams Chicago district attorney for ‘active war zone’

Gianno Caldwell, whose 18-year-old brother was fatally shot in Chicago last year, called on federal lawmakers Tuesday to help address the city's glaring violent crime rates, which have remained elevated in recent years.
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