Global protests target McDonald’s wage theft claims
Organizers backed by the Service Employees International Union plan wage protest actions in more than 30 countries targeting McDonald’s and other fast food chains. Since 2012, New York City organizers have expanded the campaign, citing breaks and fair pay lawsuits across three states as turnout varies at various locations overseas and in the United States.
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Lawsuit challenges Missouri secrecy on execution drugs
The Associated Press and four other outlets sued on Thursday to force disclosure of where Missouri buys drugs used for lethal injections. They argue the public has a right to know the sources of execution drugs as states face growing supplier refusals and a shift to compounding pharmacies.
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GM recalls 2.7M more cars in year’s safety push
Detroit AP report says General Motors added 2.7 million vehicle recalls as safety probes deepen at the nation’s largest automaker, with GM approaching an annual recall record and the auto industry on pace to set a new high. Toyota, Ford, and Chrysler also announced sizable recalls.
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