The Brewers and Rays, ranked 19th and 26th in payroll, meet in the Fall Classic just as owners pitch a cap the union calls a "nuclear bomb" — and a shorter season.
Carolyn Marvin, a former Penn professor, was charged with disorderly conduct after refusing to step aside for a delivery robot—igniting a national debate over automation and labor.
European car sales have shrunk from 18 million in 2019 to roughly 13 million in 2025, with Chinese competition and 25% US tariffs squeezing Germany's flagship industry.
From AI disruption to trade battles and bankruptcies, a global wave of uncertainty is reshaping employment across industries.
Unionized workers and supporters demonstrate at ZeniMax offices across the US and Canada, demanding job security and an end to sweeping cuts.
Ottawa warns it may cut ties with AWS amid backlash over Amazon's decision to shutter all seven Quebec warehouses, sparking union outrage and political scrutiny.