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Truthout publishes an op-ed co-authored by Michael Reagan, exploring how state and local budget delays are forcing school districts to borrow money for operating costs.
HuffPost reports on Pope Leo’s criticism of AI and asks James M. Cooney if Catholics can request a religious exemption from using the technology at work.
City & State New York cites a quote from Bill Dwyer that appeared in The New York Times: “There are no winners in a strike.”
The Chief reports the New York City Council has passed a resolution that would designate May as Labor History Month in the city’s public schools, quoting Eric Blanc.
The New York Post reports on the tentative contract agreement that ended the three-day LIRR strike. Bill Dwyer calls it a “pretty rich outcome” for the unions.
The New York Times interviews Bill Dwyer about the tentative contract agreement between the MTA and the five striking LIRR unions.
amNY reports the New York City Council has passed a resolution that would designate May as Labor History Month in the city’s public schools, quoting Eric Blanc.
The Associated Press reports Long Island Rail Road workers are on strike for the first time since 1994, quoting Bill Dwyer on the political ramifications for Governor Hochul.
Futurism writes about a recent WIRED feature that examines how AI is changing household dynamics, quoting Yana Rodgers.
The Nation publishes an op-ed inspired by an Eric Blanc essay. The authors argue there is a “compelling need” to build a movement against the war in Iran.


