Apple Accused of Union Busting as First Unionized Store Closes
Workers at Apple's first unionized store in Towson, Maryland, allege the company is closing the store to bust the union, filing an unfair labor practice charge.
Workers at Apple's first unionized store in Towson, Maryland, allege the company is closing the store to bust the union, filing an unfair labor practice charge.
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Broadcaster Andrew Neil is criticized for bragging about getting a waiter fired after leaving a 15% tip in New York, sparking outrage online.
A clip from The Devil Wears Prada 2 has sparked accusations of racism for its portrayal of an Asian character as awkward and overachieving, with a name resembling a slur.
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A 76-year-old father says an American woman is impersonating his daughter, who vanished in 1981, to scam money via fundraising pages.
King Charles and Donald Trump engaged in a tense 10-second handshake on the White House steps, with the monarch refusing to yield to the president's famously firm grip.
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RecommendedA new podcast decodes the rise of political violence in America, examining its causes, key incidents, and implications for democracy.
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Details emerge on the White House correspondents' dinner shooting. Suspect charged after getting close to Trump and officials before being stopped by law enforcement.
Details emerge on the shooting at the White House correspondents' gala; suspect charged after breaching security near Trump and officials.
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Ian Collard told MPs he felt pressure from Downing Street to deliver a rapid outcome on Peter Mandelson's security clearance, adding new details to the controversy.
A report by the Transitional Justice Working Group reveals a dramatic increase in North Korean executions after border closures in 2020, with 136 execution events documented.
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RecommendedKing Charles III and Queen Camilla began a state visit to the US at the White House, greeted by Donald and Melania Trump, amid security concerns and strained UK-US relations.
Dances With Wolves actor Nathan Chasing Horse was sentenced to life in prison for sexually assaulting Indigenous women and girls, exploiting his role as a spiritual leader.
Yip Shun-Ting Carbon and his family return to their fire-ravaged flat at Wang Fuk Court, salvaging memories after Hong Kong's worst fire in decades killed 168, including his mother.
Investigation reveals Sudan's RSF leadership used Dubai as a safe haven, amassing luxury properties worth £17.7M, linked to gold smuggling and war crimes.
Rebel Wilson testifies she had no part in creating websites attacking a producer, as Charlotte MacInnes sues her for defamation over social media posts.
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RecommendedA man was jailed for at least 20 years for beating a 79-year-old pensioner to death after being confronted for loitering at flats in West Ham, London.
Iranian embassy in London calls on expats to register as martyrs, sparking outrage from UK officials who demand investigation and intervention.
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Northern Territory police urgently seek public help to locate five-year-old Sharon, missing from an Alice Springs town camp, and 47-year-old Jefferson Lewis.
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RecommendedQueensland corrections staff violated protocols by allowing men charged with raping cellmates to remain in shared cells, mistakenly believing cases were closed, ombudsman finds.