Five cases are scheduled for upcoming arguments
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Good morning, happy Labor Day! Whether you’re out barbecuing, enjoying the last of the warm summer weather, watching the U.S. Open, or just chilling at home, we wish you a relaxing and nourishing day. Here are the top stories to get you started today: |
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A grocer in the Bronx fears he won’t be able to compete when a planned city-run supermarket opens a few blocks down the street next year. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has billed the government-run grocery stores, which will stock staples at 30 percent off market prices, as a solution to rising food costs. But Angel Rafael Nuñez, who’s run his store for 40 years, says the city has failed to address the fundamental cost drivers for retailers.
- Studies estimate the economic cost of invasive species in America ballooned to more than $1 trillion between 1960 and 2020. Jacob Burg takes us inside the nation’s battle against invasive organisms.
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The Alternative for Germany party emerged as the winner in a key regional election, gaining 44 percent of the vote in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. However, the right-wing party appears to have fallen short of a parliamentary majority, which requires 42 out of the 83 seats in the state legislature.
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Labor Day was originally created by unions back in the 1880s. But over time, American workers have become much less organized in groups. Here’s a look at the state of unions today.
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