
DemDaily: Empowering Democracy
June 6, 2023 DemList congratulates the winners of the GAIN Powerful Ideas Awards, which “celebrate, elevate and honor powerful people and programs impacting our democracy, elections, and...

DemDaily: Hollywood Rallies Around Writers Guild Strike
May 24, 2023 The entertainment industry’s writers went on strike May 2, shutting down some of the country’s most popular sitcoms, network programs and late night shows, and freezing...

DemDaily: Liberals Prevail in Wisconsin, Chicago
April 5, 2023 In perhaps the most consequential election of 2023, Judge Janet Protasiewicz prevailed in the Wisconsin State Supreme Court election yesterday, giving liberals 4-3 control of the...

DemDaily: The Fight Over Right To Work
March 27, 2023 Michigan, on Friday, became the first state in nearly 60 years to repeal its “right-to-work” law, instituted in the Great Lakes State over a decade ago to restrict the...

DemDaily: On Strike!
March 21, 2023 Nearly 65,000 school service workers and teachers in the nation’s second-largest school district went on strike this morning, impacting over 1,000 schools and more than...

DemDaily: Biden’s New Labor Secretary
March 2, 2023 President Biden has nominated Deputy Secretary of Labor Julie Su to serve as Secretary of the Department of Labor, replacing outgoing Secretary Marty Walsh, who announced he would be...

DemDaily: The Right To Strike
January 12, 2023 On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) heard oral arguments in Glacier Northwest v. The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a case that threatens the...

DemDaily: Strike Derailed
December 2, 2022 President Joe Biden this morning signed a bill to force a tentative rail labor agreement, averting what would have been the first national railway strike in 30 years. The...

DemDaily: Biden Derails Strike
September 19, 2022 The country’s major railroads and rail union leaders struck a tentative deal Thursday, narrowly avoiding a strike that could have wreaked havoc on the nation’s...

DemDaily: A New Era at the AFL-CIO
July 5, 2022 Delegates to the 29th AFL-CIO Constitutional Convention, on June 12, elected Liz Shuler to a full four-year term as President of the country’s largest labor federation. Shuler...