Atlantic Aviation PNE, Inc. employee Tiffany Lipyanic and her coworkers have won their effort to free themselves from unwanted union monopoly “representation.” After the employees filed a request for a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) decertification election to end the union’s monopoly bargaining powers over all workers at the Atlantic Aviation facility at Philadelphia Northeast … Continue reading Atlantic Aviation Employees Free from Unwanted Union after IAM Flies Away to Avoid Vote
Average gas prices in the U.S. topped $4 per gallon for the first time in over a decade, and Senate Democrats’ failed, anti-energy policies are to blame. Instead of working to enhance America’s energy independence, Catherine Cortez Masto and her colleagues have joined together to kill domestic oil and gas production. Thanks to Cortez Masto, Nevadans … Continue reading Gas Prices Skyrocket Because of Cortez Masto’s Opposition to U.S. Energy Independence
Toi Hutchinson, President and CEO of the Marijuana Policy Project, the nation’s leading cannabis policy reform organization, released the following statement regarding the arrest and detainment of WNBA Phoenix Mercury center, Brittney Griner, for alleged possession of hashish oil. The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) stands by Phoenix Mercury’s Brittney Griner, her family, the WNBA, and … Continue reading Marijuana Policy Project President and CEO Releases Statement Regarding Russia’s Detention of WNBA’s Brittney Griner
The National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation has issued a special legal notice to teachers and other staff at Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools, whom officials of the Minnesota Federation of Teachers (MFT) union, St. Paul Federation of Educators (SPFE) union, and other unions have ordered to strike beginning March 8. Both MFT … Continue reading National Right to Work Foundation Issues Special Legal Notice for Minneapolis and St. Paul Public School Teachers Ahead of Strike
A federal judge handed a first-round victory to a Virginia-based counselor challenging the District of Columbia’s restrictions on online teletherapy—a ruling that means the government now faces a nearly insurmountable burden to defend its law. Elizabeth Brokamp, a Virginia-licensed therapist, brought a federal lawsuit after she was forced to turn away potential clients who wanted to see … Continue reading DC Court Hands Early Victory to Virginia Counselor Challenging Teletherapy Restrictions
Gas prices in Arizona hit a new high today, and Arizona drivers only have Mark Kelly to thank. Arizonans today are paying an average of $4.13 per gallon – the highest price ever in Arizona – and $0.31 cents more than they were paying just one week ago. Instead of working to enhance America’s energy … Continue reading Mark Kelly’s Opposition to U.S. Energy Independence Causes Arizona Gas Prices to Hit Record High
Tuesday morning, Rep. Roy joined KTSA radio's Trey Ware to warn Americans of Democrats' destructive energy policies disguised as help for Ukraine, and to discuss his recent letter demanding transparency from the CDC on COVID-19 data.Key quotes from the interview are below and the interview clip is available here. On energy: "Multiple Democratic politicians have been stepping to the … Continue reading Chip Roy exposes Democrat’s energy economic sabotage
United Steelworkers (USW) International President Tom Conway issued the following statement today on behalf of the USW: "The USW, the largest labor union operating U.S.-based oil refineries, terminals and pipelines, calls on both our government and employers to cut off all Russian imports of crude oil that would be processed in our domestic refineries. "We must act … Continue reading USW Calls on Oil Companies to End Russian Crude Imports
Judicial Watch announced Tuesday that a Maryland court has set a trial date for its lawsuit against the State of Maryland that challenges the state’s 2021 Congressional redistricting plan. In moving forward with the case, the court denied the motion of the State of Maryland and its election officials to dismiss Judicial Watch’s lawsuit against them. The … Continue reading Trial Set March 15 for Lawsuit Challenging Maryland’s Gerrymandering Abuse
With free legal aid from the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, Kerry Atkins and his coworkers at the US Brick facility in Mooresville, IN, are fighting a National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) order stifling their right to vote out an unpopular union at the plant. Atkins submitted on March 7 a Request for … Continue reading Indiana US Brick Employees Challenge NLRB Policy Trapping Them in Teamsters Union Ranks They Overwhelmingly Oppose
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