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AFL-CIO Analysis of President Donald Trump’s FY 2018 Budget
AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka made the following statement regarding President Donald Trump’s proposed budget:“Working people in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin didn’t vote for a budget that slashes workforce training and fails to invest in our nation’s infrastructure. President Trump’s proposed budget attempts to balance the budget on the backs of working families. The $54 billion cut to programs that benefit working families is dangerous and destructive. Huge cuts to the departments of Labor, Education and Transportation will make workplaces less safe, put more children at risk and make improving our failing infrastructure much more difficult. The administration can and should do better.” The budget abandons the future—slashing investments in workers, communities, young people, protecting our environment and building democracy. There are major cuts in job training, education, health programs, the environment, the arts and foreign aid. Research programs in science and medicine are slashed. Sixty-two government programs/agencies are slated for elimination. Here are some key...
President Donald Trump is seeking to renegotiate what he has called the "worst trade deal ever approved in this country." But Canada's leader told NBC News' Tom Brokaw that NAFTA had created "great jobs for a whole lot of people on both sides of the border." Trudeau added that he was open to "tweaks." The interview will air Thursday morning on TODAY.
Ex-Acting CIA Director Michael Morell says there's no evidence of Trump camp-Russia collusion: "There is smoke, but there is no fire, at all."
The nor'easter of 2017 left plenty of snow on the ground - and on train tracks, as commuters at one train station learned. Video shows an incoming train inundating commuters waiting on the platform with a virtual avalanche. TODAY's Al Roker forecasts what's ahead in the late blast of winter weather.
The 25-year-old's dash for freedom was captured on a surveillance camera around six miles away from where she had been abducted at gunpoint.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions' endorsement of Nancy Reagan's 35-year-old 'Just Say No' anti-drug message fits his throwback take on fighting drugs.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions' endorsement of Nancy Reagan's 35-year-old 'Just Say No' anti-drug message fits his throwback take on fighting drugs.
President Donald Trump is seeking to renegotiate what he has called the "worst trade deal ever approved in this country." But Canada's leader told NBC News' Tom Brokaw that NAFTA had created "great jobs for a whole lot of people on both sides of the border." Trudeau added that he was open to "tweaks." The interview will air Thursday morning on TODAY.
A 25-year-old woman said she was kidnapped at gunpoint and forced in the trunk of her car by a man in Avondale, Alabama.
Iowa Rep. Steve King appeals to rural voters who "like his mouth" and think he is standing up for them in Washington.