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Over 300 people have been killed in days of clashes in southwestern Yemen, causing many civilians to flee the area, AFP reported on Sunday, as the war in the country has reignited following escalations that began in the wake of Saudi Arabia’s July airstrikes that targeted the Sanaa International Airport. The report cited sources in […]

This Labor Day, A Look At Declining Role Of Unions In America Authored by Jeremy Lott via The Epoch Times, Labor Day, celebrated this year on Sept. 7, is a holiday in transition. It was created by American labor unions in the 1880s. The federal government recognizing it as a national holiday under President Grover Cleveland helped unions to gain prominence. Yet as unionization has declined, so too has the close association of the day with organized labor. The Department of Labor's website now calls it an "annual celebration of the social and economic...