7. The United Auto Workers union is targeting the Mercedes plant in Vance as part of a plan to unionize the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga and now more than 150,000 workers across the South. But some Mercedes workers are skeptical, citing Alabama's history of refusing to unionize, concerns about inflexible contracts and doubts about the strength of the pension plan, and are weighing the potential benefits and risks of unionizing in this crucial vote now taking place.

6. As part of her fight against unionization in Alabama's auto manufacturing plants, Governor Kay Ivey willingly signed a bill that would restrict employers in the state from voluntarily allowing unions without eliminating the state's economic incentives. Fred Redmond of the American Federation of Labor-CIO vigorously opposed the bill. policy And without providing any evidence to back up his claims, he described Alabama politicians as “sad and evil” and “bought.”

Five. The Trump trial show Allies Former President Donald Trump's rush to his defense in New York is growing with visits by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana), Rep. Byron Donald (R-Fla.) and Rep. Corey Mills (R-Fla.) among others. Vice presidential running mate Gov. Doug Burgum of North Dakota and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy spoke to reporters, and Sens. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) and Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) and Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall also visited.

Four. U.S. producer prices Increased “Better than expected” (again) and the inflation report due to be released today is expected to follow suit, as the inflation control law appears to have done an insufficient job of keeping inflation in check. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell Said The Foreign Bankers Association has warned that inflation “may take longer than expected” to fall, and currency traders are worried the dollar will Loss More valuable

3. President Joe Biden Unconvinced Recent polls suggest that the race against former President Trump will be tough, leading some in Biden's camp to say he is “in denial,” similar to what President Donald Trump said before his loss in 2020. Despite polls suggesting difficulties, Biden maintains that momentum is in his favor and that polling data shows him leading Trump among voters, when that is not true and the latest polls show Trump leading in several battleground states, calling into question Biden's interpretation of the polling situation, reality, and sanity.

2. President Joe Biden promise The U.S. policy to roll back all of former President Donald Trump's policies has increased tariffs on electric vehicles, semiconductors and other Chinese imports, escalating the trade war with China over what it claims are unfair practices by Chinese competitors in industries vital to the growth of the U.S. This is President Trump's very reasoning, and the move is aimed at protecting U.S. industries from Chinese market manipulation and intellectual property theft while maintaining the more than $300 billion in tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump.

1. Pro-Hamas protesters protest as Birmingham celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month Besieged According to activists, a city council meeting demanded that the city sign a ceasefire resolution signed by 100 cities. Each speaker declared that the Israeli government is committing genocide and should not exist, but the city council was not interested in their tantrums. Moreover, Biden is donating $1 to Israel. a billion With new weapons.

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