Missouri voters just blocked the right-to-work law Republicans passed to weaken labor unions
It’s the first time voters have overturned right-to-work laws through a ballot referendum in recent years.
It’s the first time voters have overturned right-to-work laws through a ballot referendum in recent years.
A record number of women have won major party nominations for governor and Congressional representatives this year — a full month before primary season is officially over.
More than 400 gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender candidates running for office in the United States this year.
“We are letting people know it is about true wrap-around support, true family integration and true compassion.”
A slew of sexual-misconduct allegations is surfacing in China, a sign of pent-up frustration about the treatment of women and a testament to the rise of a generation increasingly willing to speak up.
Campaigners are now calling for charges on plastic bottles and disposable coffee cups in the hope of producing a similar effect.
By using the blockchain in this new way, Chinese citizens may have finally found a way to express themselves that’s beyond the government’s reach.
Households using small scale-solar power in East Africa are reporting a rise in economic activity, with an improvement in income and job opportunities, according to a new report.
A group of African-American fast-food workers from Birmingham, Alabama, just won the latest round in a legal fight over the minimum wage that has national implications.
The #MeToo movement captured the nation’s attention after a top-ranking Finance Ministry official was accused by a female reporter of repeated sexual harassment.