Robert F. Kennedy says he wants to wants to make Long COVID a priority. But he’s spent the early part of his tenure as HHS Secretary doing the opposite.

Florida’s proposed SB 1296 would weaken public-sector unions by imposing stricter recertification rules, making it harder for workers to maintain representation.

The administration’s Census plan presents a problem for overall Census validity and seems designed to fall hardest on groups that are already more likely to be undercounted.

Decades of policy decisions have weakened workers’ ability to organize unions. Reversing course will raise wages and reduce inequality.

Unions have lost ground over the past 40 years — see which states have been most dramatically impacted, and which have held strong.

It’s only early March, but millionaires are already done with their contribution to Social Security for the year.

A fair and accurate census is a constitutional pillar of representative democracy, but the Trump administration is proposing sweeping changes to an operational test this year that could threaten the 2030 count.

A new analysis of government data shows that union density was mostly steady in 2025 — with a drop in the fourth quarter that could be due to federal job cuts.

Republican lawmakers have introduced a suite of anti-labor bills that would make it harder for workers to build power — amounting to a coordinated attempt to break unions and stifle collective action.

As the White House continues to threaten to cut off millions of Americans from their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, it is important to understand that this will disproportionately impact disabled people. Adults with disabilities make up about 25 percent of SNAP recipients, nearly twice their share in the overall population.