The News Roundup – International
A viral video showed world leaders appearing to mock President Trump, a rising death toll in Iran and more.
Rideshare drivers hold signs during a protest outside of Uber headquarters on in San Francisco, California.
Labor in the United States faces myriad challenges in 2019. For one, the market for it is slowing down. Job postings in the U.S. decreased for the second month in a row in July compared to a year earlier.
The federal minimum wage hasn’t risen in a decade and many workers also do not have paid time off.
Gig economy workers are particularly vulnerable. Earlier this year, the Trump administration classified ride-share drivers as contractors and not employees, making it more difficult for them to receive worker protections.
So what is the state of U.S. labor in 2019? What worker protections are needed in a changing labor market? We talk with a panel of experts to find out.
A viral video showed world leaders appearing to mock President Trump, a rising death toll in Iran and more.
The next phase of the impeachment process begins. A Democratic contender drops out of the presidential race. And the Attorney General weighs in on protests against police.
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The Speaker of the House says House Democrats will move forward with drafting articles of impeachment against President Trump.