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“The 360” shows you diverse perspectives on the day’s top stories and debates. Michigan on Friday became the first state in nearly six decades to , marking a rare legislative victory for unions that have seen their influence decrease dramatically in recent decades. “Today, we are coming together to restore workers’ rights, protect Michiganders on the job and grow Michigan’s middle class,” the

Second of two parts. POINT HOPE — Jacob and Molly Lane snowmachined along the icy beach out of Point Hope toward the Chukchi Sea. Near the westernmost reach of the land where their boats were parked, they saw where the deep blue ice met the sky, telling them whether there was enough open water to go whaling. “Look at the clouds,” Jacob Lane III pointed to the horizon. “You see that dark line

A San Antonio International Airport ground crew member was killed Friday night after being ingested into an engine, officials said. In a statement sent to USA TODAY, the National Transportation Safety Board said Delta Flight 1111 arrived in San Antonio from Los Angeles and was "taxiing to the gate on one engine” when the worker was "ingested into that engine,” the NTSB said. “The NTSB is

Thousands of UPS workers across the nation will vote this week to decide whether to strike if their union could not reach a contract with UPS management.

Millions of Americans rely on UPS for their delivery service. A potential strike would bring the world's biggest package courier to a standstill, severely upending the U.S. supply chain.

The UPS employees are demanding less