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Trump the deadbeat builder
A USA TODAY NETWORK investigation has found hundreds of cases in which Donald Trump and his businesses are accused of failing to pay people for their work.Donald Trump casts himself as a protector of...
Who should African Americans vote for
Election season is here and the world has been shaken up by candidates on both sides. If you have paid attention to any news outlet, you would know how powerful the Trump following has become. He isn...
Trump secrecy forces reporter to quit
On April 12th, the New York Observer made the “bold” decision to endorse Donald Trump, the father-in-law of owner Jared Kushner. The fallout from the endorsement was swift as within...
Preventing violence
Across the country, Donald Trump rallies have been marred by violence and protests. Rallies have been canceled, protestors have been hurt, and police have been in the middle of it. At...
They live among us
On April 6th Donald Trump brought his circus to Long Island, New York. UCOMM sent reporters Brian Young and Ryan Birch to the event to talk to attendees who are supporting Trump and ask if...
12,000 racist on Long Island
Usually when we here at UCOMM send out our 5 pm workweek text we hone in on one specific issue. Today, although not a light news day, a few events are of some importance to working people and the...
National Border Patrol Council wants RTW
On March 30th, the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC) made an unprecedented endorsement. For the first time in the unions history they chose to make an endorsement in the Presidential...
Not Chicago 1968, but Berlin 1932
This article first appeared in The Atlantic by Robert J. S. RossThe cautionary tale now engaging progressive, Democratic forces in the face of a probable Donald Trump presidential nomination has been...
Public Enemy No. 1
During a political campaign, candidates are often MIA from their day jobs. When you are the sitting Governor of a state these stories usually get amplified. You have to make tough choices...
AFL-CIO takes on Trump
While campaigning in South Carolina, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was asked about “right to work.” His response? “I like right to work. My position on right to...