Hochul and Democrats’ New York pension, $557M wasteful spending followed union’s significant campaign donations
New York’s Public-Sector Union Secures Pension Deal A powerful public-sector union in New York has successfully pressured Governor Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers, acquiring a substantial pension deal worth $557 million. This development comes in an election year and reflects the union’s longstanding alliance with the Democratic Party. This week’s announcement follows negotiations directly involving […]
LIRR strike unions invested millions in Las Vegas casinos and resorts
New York Gubernatorial Candidate Critiques Hochul on LIRR Strike Bruce Blakeman, who is running for governor in New York, has expressed sharp criticism of Governor Kathy Hochul regarding her management of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) strike. He labeled her leadership as lacking and pointed out the state’s financial difficulties, highlighting that the strike […]
New York commuter rail strike concludes as MTA and unions come to a deal
LIRR Strike Ends After Agreement Reached New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Monday that the strike affecting the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) is set to conclude following a successful agreement between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and union leaders. This development is expected to ease travel disruptions for many commuters. Hochul shared on […]
Spencer Pratt shares his plans for LA on the All-In podcast as unions kick off an advertising campaign.
Pratt’s Vision for Los Angeles: Tackling Crime and Homelessness Spencer Pratt has outlined his strategy to address crime and homelessness in Los Angeles, claiming he has financial backing from a billionaire supporter. The 42-year-old former reality TV star shared his views on Sunday, coinciding with an increasing independence movement challenging Karen Bass and socialist Nithya […]
Hochul suggests adding $500 million to pensions while facing off against unions in budget dispute.
ALBANY – Standoff Over Public Pensions Delays New York State Budget The ongoing standoff between Governor Kathy Hochul and New York’s major labor union regarding public pensions is causing significant delays in the already postponed state budget. The leaders of the Empire State are pushing back against what they view as excessive demands, which could […]
Oversight Report: Teachers’ Unions Invest $1 Billion in Progressive Initiatives
Teachers Unions Accused of Channeling Funds to Left-Wing Causes A recent report from a watchdog group reveals that teachers unions across the U.S. have directed over $1 billion to left-leaning political initiatives in the last ten years. The National Teachers Union reportedly contributed around $669 million to progressive movements, PACs, and campaigns since 2015, according […]
Teachers unions allocated $1 billion to political activities rather than education, according to a report.
Teachers Unions Spending Over $1 Billion on Political Activities Recent reports have revealed that teachers unions across the United States have secretly funneled more than $1 billion into political efforts over the last decade. The education watchdog has raised concerns, suggesting that this spending reflects a growing emphasis on activism rather than focusing on actual […]
Hochul maintains she will not increase taxes again — but unions and progressives are asking for more.
Hochul Stands Firm Against New Taxes Amid Budget Talks POESTENKILL, N.Y. – Governor Kathy Hochul reiterated on Tuesday that she opposes any new tax increases while New York City leaders consider a proposal for new taxes on multimillion-dollar vacation homes. “It doesn’t sit well with me,” Hochul mentioned to the Post when questioned about potential […]
Idaho puts an end to the financial support for teachers’ unions from taxpayers.
Teachers’ unions in the U.S. have often been criticized for their political involvement and influence over educational institutions, with claims that they’re turning students into advocates for leftist causes. Recently, Idaho passed a law on April 10 aimed at preventing taxpayer funds from supporting what some describe as extremist groups. The law, known as House […]
Towns in New York raise concerns about unions’ $1.5B pension plan proposal
New York officials are raising concerns about a proposal to allow government employees hired after 2012 to retire at 55 instead of 63. This initiative is part of a $1.5 billion pension plan that’s already stirring debate. Opposing politicians from various municipalities argue that they will only support this costly adjustment if the state, not […]