Cliff Carlton was the 10th of 11 children and one of three still living at home when his father, a coal miner,…

Navigating washed-out roads and piles of debris, Mayra Rivera quickly began checking on coworkers and neighbors after Hurricane Fiona battered Puerto Rico in September.…

When a group of custodians in York County, South Carolina, learned their bosses planned to sell them out to save a few…

Chris Frydenger’s young coworkers at the Mueller Company performed the same work and brought the same dedication to their jobs as he…

Losing two coworkers to domestic violence over a three-year span left Emily Brannon and other members of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 310L…

A worker at the International Paper mill in Prattville, Alabama, was performing routine maintenance on a paper-making machine in mid-June when he…

The internet has the power to tie the nation together, re-energize the economy and open the doors of education, employment, health and civic participation to all

Although there are no quick fixes, Build Back Better will not only arrest the long erosion of the manufacturing base but restore America’s power to produce critical goods of all kinds

Over the past 20 years, the United States lost 5 million manufacturing jobs and nearly 90,000 factories. Some went to China or Vietnam or India. But a lot went to Mexico