Michael Watson

Upgrades help ensure that union members, prospective union recruits, and the public can track the use of member dues and compulsory fees required of workers in non-right-to-work states.

In observance of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, 2026, Secretary of State Michael Watson urges Mississippians to educate themselves on the increasingly sophisticated threats of financial exploitation.

SpaceX's record-breaking IPO includes an unprecedented set of provisions that would ban shareholder class actions, mandate individual arbitration

The Mississippi Secretary of State Charities Division has issued a Cease and Desist Order and Notice of Intended Actions against North Star Rescue, Inc. (a Mississippi non-profit corporation), revoked North Star Rescue's charitable registration, and dissolved North Star Rescue with the Business Services Division.

Two Alaska Airlines flight attendants expressed dissent from the company’s position supporting the “Equality Act,” a piece of radical social-liberal legislation that would, among other things, require bathrooms to be assigned based on subjectively expressed “gender identity.” The company then terminated them for their speech. Their union not only did not protect them, it arguably organized their ouster—which should be a gigantic, Chinese-public-square-sized red flag to those who claim to believe organized labor will protect dissenters from corporate wokeness.

Beginning July 1, 2026, per House Bill (HB) 1532 (passed during the 2026 Legislative Session) which established the Mississippi Business Filing

In elevating Sonderling, President Trump has followed his own example rather than those of special-interest operators who do not share the Republican Party and its coalition’s interests.

Abstract As one of the most diverse groups of algae, diatoms seemingly speciate with every niche opportunity.

The mission of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition might seem obvious. But this leftism-obsessed NGO opposes catching bike thieves because it opposes police and joins with Big Labor to oppose common sense safety improvements that would protect bicyclists.

In 1996, a former trade unionist came not to praise the American labor movement but to bury it, as its radicalization to the left against what was then an increasingly conservative mainstream of American public life demonstrated that a uniquely “American” labor unionism was no more. In the decades since Max Green’s monograph was published, American labor has moved even farther left.