Biden-era 'weaponized' federal labor board's legacy unexpectedly persists under Trump

Throughout his presidency, Joe Biden promised he would be "the most pro-union president in American history," but "pro-union" didn't necessarily translate into "pro-worker."

And now nearly two years into Donald Trump's second presidency, the Biden remake of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) persists with pro-union decisions frequently overturned by courts, companies frustrated by their inability to settle complaints and a massive backlog gumming up the system and keeping workers from getting their cases resolved.