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May 19, 2026

Today in 1902
Two hundred sixteen miners die from an explosion and its aftermath at the Fraterville Mine in Anderson County, Tenn. All but three of Fraterville’s adult males were killed. The mine had a reputation for fair contracts and pay—miners were represented by the United Mine Workers—and was considered safe; methane may have leaked in from a nearby mine.

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Weekly News Wrap-Up: 10/15/2021
Updated On: Oct 15, 2021

  In Hollywood and America, the strike is back
  • U.S. workers are in a militant mood
  • Nurses and other health care workers are in revolt
  • Is a new labor movement brewing?
  • Once hailed as heroes, health care workers face rash of violence
  • Mail delays, price hikes are coming at USPS. Here’s why.
  • 784 misclassified XPO drivers achieve nearly $30M in settlements
  • Hoffa: End misclassification of port drivers to fix supply chain issues
  • How the pandemic lockdown & retail walkouts mobilized IATSE members
  • SS benefits to rise 5.9% in 2022 - highest bump in 40 years
  • The do’s and don’ts of supporting a strike


 
 
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