The walkout has cost the company about $2 billion worth of earnings.
Lynley Price
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Trump shifts tone on Turkey in effort to halt Syria invasion
The president tweets that the U.S. has not abandoned the Kurds, who could be destroyed if Turkey decides to invade.
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California faces historic power outage because of fire danger
Pacific Gas & Electric says it will cut power to 34 counties in northern and central California after midnight Wednesday.
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100,000 non-UAW workers losing pay during GM strike
Some white-collar employees are taking furloughs or will see their bonuses reduced this year because of strike-related loses.
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U.S. companies walk fine line when doing business with China
More often than not, when American businesses are in hot water with China, they’ll acquiesce, apologize and attempt to ‘build bridges’ instead of standing up for themselves.
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Police suspect 3 men of killing witness in Dallas officer’s trial
Police believe the 3 Louisiana men were in Dallas to buy drugs from Joshua Brown, who was called to testify in Amber Guyger’s trial.
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Crackdown announced after actor Alec Baldwin falls for tour ‘scam’
Only one company is licensed to take visitors to Liberty Island, but other companies often mislead tourists into believing they booked a ride to the statue.
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1 killed in shooting at Washington state apartment building
The shooter was identified as 80-year-old Robert E. Breck, a resident of the senior citizen living complex.
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Home sweet volcano: Alaska fur seals thrive at unlikely spot
Vents on Bogoslof Island spew mud, steam and sulfurous gases but biologists estimate that for 2019, about 36,000 pups will have been reared on the island.
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Coast Guard lieutenant pleads guilty to gun and drug crimes
However, Christoper Hasson did not face any terrorism-related charges, despite being accused of targeting Supreme Court justices, prominent Democrats and TV journalists.