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Pregnant Amazon workers allege they were punished for seeking basic accommodations, newly released records raise questions about official air-quality assurances after 9/11, TSA revives a pre-9/11 airport tradition, and compact discs make an unexpected comeback.
On today's TMI Show with Ted Rall and Manila Chan...
Four former Amazon warehouse workers are challenging one of America’s largest employers over its treatment of pregnant employees. Their allegations also expose the sharp divide between U.S. maternity protections and the paid leave guaranteed in countries such as Russia, China and France.
For the first time in decades, some people without airline tickets will be permitted to pass through airport security and visit the gates. TSA’s new Gateside program brings back a familiar airport ritual, but only for travelers who clear several conditions.
Twenty-five years after September 11, a major release of government records is renewing scrutiny of what New York officials knew about the air around Ground Zero. The documents could reshape the public account of decisions that affected residents, workers and first responders.
Finally, CDs are back. Sales are growing faster than vinyl as Gen Z, K-pop fans and longtime collectors rediscover physical music, album artwork and the useful concept of actually owning what they buy.
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