The Best of the Week’s News:

• Chipotle workers in Michigan vote to join the Teamsters. (AP)
   
• NLRB says Starbucks illegally denied raises to union members. (NYT)
   
• Facebook brings the hammer down on the Proud Boys for trying to sneak back onto the social network. (Tech Crunch)
   
• Mega-drought threatens the Colorado River, the lifeline of the West. (ProPublica)
   
• Another challenge for abortion travel funds: Making sure clients take each pill in a state where it’s legal.  (WaPo)

The Beest of the Week’s News:

• Trump was allegedly keeping highly classified material including nuclear secrets behind a flimsy lock at Mar-a-Lago. (WaPo, NYT)
   
• How does security classification work? (Grid)
   
• Why the defense of abortion in Kansas is so powerful. (NYT)
   
• Medical boards that can expel abortion providers stuffed with rich GOP donors. (MoJo)
   
• The firing of a Starbucks organizer racks up 21 million views on TikTok. (Yahoo)

The Best of the Week’s News:

• Remembering David Moberg, labor journalist, 1943-2022. (Nation)
   
• Alabama man remains on death row despite strong evidence of innocence. (WaPo)
   
• The U.S. labor movement is on the rise, despite strong opposition from corporations. (Guardian)
   
• How local journalists proved a 10-year-old abortion patient was raped. And how the girl’s doctor has been targeted by anti-choice zealots. (WaPo, NYT)
   
• “Nobody would choose this”: A Maine family lives out of their van on the Turnpike (Press Herald)

Best of the Week’s News:

• Starbucks is dangling an abortion travel benefit in front of organizing workers like a “cat toy.” (Bon Appétit)
   
• Production workers on “The Simpsons” and “Family Guy“ unionize. (NPR)
   
• Amazon Labor Union takes the fight to Phoenix. (People’s World)
   
• How a public university is buckling to a conservative  crusade. (ProPublica)
   
• More evidence that Trump planned to lead the mob to the Capitol on January 6. (WaPo)