Minnesota Sees Historic Anti-ICE Protests Amid Subzero Cold
Over 15,000 protesters braved -24°C in Minneapolis to demand ICE’s removal, marking one of Minnesota’s largest demonstrations amid federal crackdowns.
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U.S. Judge Extends Freeze on Trump’s Federal Workers Buyout Plan
A U.S. federal judge has extended the pause on President Trump’s ‘buyout’ offer for federal workers, delaying the deadline for approximately 2 million employees to opt out of their jobs for seven months of salary.
Historic U.S. Auto Workers’ Strike Against Big Three Automakers Reaches 25,000
For the first time in over 80 years, 25,000 U.S. auto workers have launched a historic strike against the Big Three automakers, demanding fair wages and benefits amid high inflation.
French Workers Strike Over Wages Amid Soaring Inflation
French labor unions staged nationwide strikes on November 10, demanding wage increases amid rising inflation and energy prices. The protests disrupted transportation in cities like Paris, highlighting public discontent.
Strikes Paralyze Greece’s Largest Port, Potentially Disrupting Global Trade
A 24-hour strike by unions has paralyzed Greece’s largest port, Piraeus, as workers protest against job insecurity and high costs. The disruption could impact global trade routes connecting Europe and Asia.