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Tuesday, January 15 2019

• What Recourse do Federal Workers have During a Shutdown? Learning from the 1981 Air Traffic Controllers' Strike January 15, 2019

  The air traffic controllers' union is one of several organizations representing federal workers who have sued the Trump administration over unpaid wages.&nbsp; (episode)

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  • PG&E's Bankruptcy Filing Underscores Troubled History for the Northern California Energy Provider January 15, 2019

    After two years of deadly wildfires, PG&amp;E estimates that liabilities alone could top $30 billion. It's looking for a way out.

  • What Recourse do Federal Workers have During a Shutdown? Learning from the 1981 Air Traffic Controllers' Strike January 15, 2019

    The air traffic controllers' union is one of several organizations representing federal workers who have sued the Trump administration over unpaid wages.&nbsp;

  • Federal Judge Strikes Down Census Citizenship Question January 15, 2019

    A federal judge ruled today that the Trump administration cannot add&nbsp;a citizenship question to the upcoming census. The case is expected to make its way to the Supreme Court.

  • What Will Happen to Kurdish Forces in Syria Once US Troops Pull Out? January 15, 2019

    The fate of Kurdish fighters has been the primary focus of fallout since the President announced plans to pull U.S. forces from Syria at the end of December.

  • When Newsrooms Aren't Representative of the Country they Report On, What is at Stake? January 15, 2019

    The Takeaway has a conversation regarding people of color in newsrooms and the stories missed when newsrooms don't reflect the country.