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?Ethical Thursdays? are bringing thousands of Mississippi activists to the state capitol in Jackson to stand up for economic justice and democracy.

CWA President Larry Cohen writes in The Huffington Post: It's not clear what South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley is trying to accomplish when she says, as she did on Feb. 20, that corporations with union representation shouldn't even think about locating in her state.

CWA and allies are continuing to push back against fast track authority and the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The Singapore round of talks ended this week, but negotiators plan to meet again in China in April and are still pressing for an agreement. We can't let up and let this bad deal for working families go forward.

Ohio, North Carolina, and Florida.

We're standing by, waiting for the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, which could come any day.