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Jun 21

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Court Rejects FCC Fines for Indecency, Rules Against SEIU

The Supreme Court dismissed fines against broadcasters who violated FCC indecency policies but did not address whether the government has the authority to regulate indecency on broadcast TV. The justices also said unions must let nonmembers object to unexpected fee…

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Jun 04

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In Wisconsin, Recall Election Watched for National Repercussions

In Wisconsin, Recall Election Watched for National Repurcussions…

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Nov 10

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Obama Administration Delays Keystone XL Pipeline Approval

Should President Obama approve a major extension of the Keystone XL pipeline? Ray Suarez discusses that question, which has divided business, environmental groups and labor unions, with The Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin.

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Oct 26

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UAW President Bob King on New Contracts: Top Priority Was Creating Jobs

Chrysler's workers on Wednesday became the last of the Big Three to ratify a new four-year labor contract. United Auto Workers officials fought hard to get members to OK the contracts after several major plants voted against the deals. UAW…

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Aug 10

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Wis. Voters Weigh in With 'Mixed Verdict' for GOP, Democrats

Wisconsin Republicans defied a bid to oust them from control of the state Senate Tuesday in recall battles waged fiercely by anti-tax groups and public employee unions. Margaret Warner discusses the meaning of the recall results and the Badger State's…

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Jun 15

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Divided Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Collective-Bargaining Restraints

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 4-3 to uphold a controversial law, backed by Republican Gov. Scott Walker, to deny some public workers their right to collective bargaining. Judy Woodruff discusses what's ahead in the ongoing legal and political battles with…

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Mar 09

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Wis. Senate's Surprise Vote to Restrict Bargaining Stuns Unions, Democrats

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker; file photo In a swift and surprising move that caught Democrats and union leaders off-guard, Republicans in Wisconsin's state Senate approved a bill Wednesday night that would curtail collective bargaining rights for most public unions…

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Mar 03

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AFL-CIO's Trumka: No American Should Face Choice Between Rights, Job

Judy Woodruff talks to Richard Trumka, president of the AFL-CIO, a voluntary federation of 57 U.S. and international labor unions. Many AFL-CIO members would be affected by pending state-level legislation that would cut collective-bargaining rights for public employees.

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Mar 01

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Protests in Wisconsin, Elsewhere Stir Debate on Public vs. Private Pay, Benefits

In Wisconsin, the contentious question of public vs. private sector pay has risen anew.

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Feb 28

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News Wrap: Protesters Continue to Pressure Governments in Bahrain, Yemen, Oman

In other news Monday, protesters in Bahrain, Yemen and Oman continued pressuring their governments for reforms. In Saudi Arabia, 100 academics and activists called for sweeping changes, including the creation of a constitutional monarchy. In Afghanistan, four NATO troops were…

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