The Daily Populous

Saturday June 3rd, 2023 morning edition

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Companies can now sue unions for damages incurred by striking, according to a Supreme Court ruling released on Thursday morning.

The case sets a new precedent for how companies can respond to striking workers, as large-scale strikes become more common in the U.S. Advertisement.

According to the brief of the case, the contract expired without the two being able to come to a resolution, and as a result, union workers went on strike.

However, the work day had already begun, and concrete was already being mixed and delivered when the union ordered a work stoppage.

Only Justice Jackson, the newest addition to the court appointed by Joe Biden last year, voted in dissent.

“This is a vehicle that the right wing is using to try to stop us from striking,” Goldstein said.

The new labor movement is going to continue and they're going to continue demanding fair conditions at work. »

Amanda Gorman’s Book Sales Hit A New Peak After A Florida School Banned ‘The Hill We Climb’

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Following a Florida school banning “The Hill We Climb,” sales have skyrocketed for the presidential inauguration poem as well as the poet’s “Call Us What We Carry” and “Change Sings,” according to Variety.

I’ve received countless letters and videos from children inspired by ‘The Hill We Climb’ to write their own poems.”.

Together, this is a hill we won’t just climb, but a hill we will conquer.”. »

Russia deployed its feared thermobaric missile launcher on its own territory to repel an attack by insurgents, UK intel says

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Russia said it deployed at least one thermobaric missile launcher on its own territory, per the UK MOD.

It shows Russia has a dilemma between using weapons on its own territory or in Ukraine, the MOD said.

Russia deployed at least one thermobaric missile launcher on its own territory to push back partisan attacks, the UK Ministry of Defence said in an intelligence update on Friday. »

The Ford Bronco is being recalled due to hard-to-reach seatbelts

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“The customer may experience some dissatisfaction or be discouraged if they are unable to easily access the seatbelt… in its stowed position.

“Ford is not aware of any customer warranty or field reports of seatbelt… accessibility concerns,” said the agency’s notice.

Ford is aware of one case in which the wheel came off, although fortunately no one was injured in that case. »