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A Pennsylvania judge last Friday struck down the state's controversial 2012 law mandating that voters show a photo ID at the polls. The ruling was a big win for voting rights advocates.

Jan. 21 was the fourth anniversary of the disastrous Citizens United decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that determined that corporations are people when it comes to political spending and can force their political views on their workers.

CWA released this statement on news reports that SoftBank, which owns nearly 80 percent of Sprint, is engaged in direct talks with Deutsche Telekom to buy T-Mobile US.

MSNBC Host Ed Schultz devoted his entire program to the need to stop "fast track" and the Trans-Pacific Partnership. You can watch the entire town hall with members of Congress, all of whom stand with CWA in opposing "fast track."

A new report by the non-profit organization Oxfam found that the combined wealth of the world's richest 85 people, or $110 trillion dollars, equals that of the poorest half of the world, some 3.5 billion people.