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The unions of the AFL-CIO observe Workers’ Memorial Day to remember those who have suffered and died on the job and to renew the fight for safe jobs. This year…more»

In an interview, South Bend mayor and presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg cast doubt on the electability of rival Bernie Sanders, who ran a surprisingly strong campaign against Hillary Clinton in…more»

Mayoral candidate Lynn Coleman has received the endorsement of former South Bend Mayor Stephen Luecke. Luecke – who is South Bend’s longest-serving mayor – has kept a relatively low profile…more»

The United States is a nation where presidential overreaches, outright abuses of power, and largely successful attempts to undermine our constitution’s system of checks and balances stretches back over generations…more»

The Committee to Unite District 1, has been working diligently to ensure that Karl Nichols is elected as the Common Council Member to represent District 1 on the City of…more»

During my two terms serving on the Common Council, I have found my 25 years of international business and management an invaluable tool to move South Bend forward. I have…more»

Sen. Elizabeth Warren became the first 2020 Democratic presidential candidate to call for impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump on Friday. The Massachusetts Democrat decided to call on the House…more»

Service to family, community, and education are the hallmarks of my life’s journey.  I attended Harrison Elementary School and graduated from Central High School.  I received my Bachelor’s Degree in…more»

While I am strongly encouraged by the accomplishments of Mayor Pete’s administration in transforming what was referred to as a dying city to a city that has a promising economic…more»

After two years of investigation, special counsel Robert Mueller released his findings into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and the extent to which the Trump campaign coordinated with…more»