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Lauren Kaori Gurley

Lauren Kaori Gurley

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Labor Reporter, The Washington Post

Washington

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CryptocurrencyBlockchain Technology Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs).

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During the pandemic we don't cover sports.

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Total articles 1366

  • The laid-off autoworkers who hope Trump’s tariffs bring back jobs

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified| Yahoo Verified KOKOMO, Ind. - Less than an hour after President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs on dozens of countries, Denny Butler, a United Auto Workers local union vice president, received word that Stellantis would temporarily lay off 370 of his members. The maker of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep brands explained that it was taking “immediate actions” because of the president’s tariffs, which have hit the auto industry particularly hard.

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Leaders of two independent agencies reinstated by appeals court

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified| The Washington Post Verified Leaders of two independent agencies reinstated by appeals court (washingtonpost.com) Leaders of two independent agencies reinstated by appeals court By Lauren Kaori Gurley 2025040719355700 A federal appeals court has reinstated, at least for now, leaders of two independent federal agencies whom President Donald Trump has tried to fire, setting up a potential Supreme Court battle over a decades-old limit to presidential power.

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified · The Washington Post

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • The laid-off autoworkers who hope Trump’s tariffs bring back jobs

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified| Yahoo Verified KOKOMO, Ind. - Less than an hour after President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs on dozens of countries, Denny Butler, a United Auto Workers local union vice president, received word that Stellantis would temporarily lay off 370 of his members. The maker of Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep brands explained that it was taking “immediate actions” because of the president’s tariffs, which have hit the auto industry particularly hard.

    By Lauren Kaori Gurley Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Washington Post

The Washington Post is a prominent newspaper in the United States, founded in 1877. It has evolved from its initial alignment with the Democratic Party to an independent stance. The newspaper has a rich history, including a significant turnaround under financier Eugene Meyer in 1933, followed by his son-in-law, Philip Graham, who became publisher in 1947. The Washington Post primarily publishes a daily newspaper that covers a wide array of topics, including national and international news, politics, business, sports, and entertainment. It also offers digital subscriptions, allowing readers to access content online and through mobile apps, featuring breaking news, in-depth analysis, and multimedia elements like videos and podcasts. Additionally, the newspaper includes specialized sections such as The Washington Post Magazine and Style, and it hosts various events and conferences that often feature notable figures in politics and journalism.

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