• And, yes, we are going to keep fighting to fix a health system that too often works better for the insurance industry than it does for the American people. (Applause.) Now, I -- you heard me at the State of the Union -- I didn't take this on because it was good politics.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • If it isn't there - and theirs is one union concerned that the capacity to do something about struggling schools may well be lacking - then the whole rationale of banding is flawed.

    BBC: Crude league tables? No! Nuanced banding? Yes!

  • He wasn't surprised--what he was asking of the union would have amounted to heresy just a few years ago.

    FORBES: Saving Chrysler

  • Credit-union executives say they aren't trying to compete with the federal government.

    WSJ: New College Lenders Step Up

  • Civil union bells - they don't sound as joyful.

    NPR: Gay Marriage Amendment vs. the Other 27

  • On the one hand, he didn't want to block banking union for the rest - because he believes it is in Britain's interest to help bring calm and stability to the eurozone.

    BBC: Eurozone banking union that works for Britain?

  • Congress, again including members of his own party, wouldn't pass his "card-check" legislation eliminating secret ballots in union elections.

    WSJ: Strassel: Obama's Imperial Presidency

  • Because countries in the Far East and companies in Europe as well, and in the United States, want us as a launching pad for Europe and if we are a semi-detached member of the European Union then they won't come to Britain in the same way.

    BBC: News | BREAKFAST WITH FROST | Interview with Lords Brittan & Lamont

  • "When we ask for ID and the name of the person the money is being sent to, customers say we're hassling them because Western Union doesn't ask for all that, "says Moreno-Linares.

    FORBES: On the Backs Of the Poor

  • Without a quorum of three, the NLRB can't issue case rulings or undertake rule-making and can do little more than oversee union elections.

    WSJ: Court Rules Obama Recess Appointments Unconstitutional

  • Dan Hodges, a former union official who writes regularly for the Daily Telegraph, said the T-shirts were "cowardly" and "utterly devoid of any morality" and should be withdrawn from sale.

    BBC: Anger at Thatcher death T-shirts on sale at TUC

  • Dick Dadey of the Citizens Union good-government group is concerned that the commission wasn't allowed to further investigate the role of Silver and his top aides in handling the Lopez case.

    WSJ: As Lopez resigns, NY Assembly Dems plan reforms

  • Patricia Wood, a 60-year-old homemaker, still hasn't moved back into her residence of 34 years in Union Beach that she shares with her husband, a driver for a phone company.

    WSJ: Battle of the Beach

  • But don't tell that to Randi Weingarten, the teachers union el supremo, who is trying to strong-arm pension trustees not to invest in hedge funds or private-equity funds that support education reform.

    WSJ: Review & Outlook: Randi Weingarten's Pension Veto

  • The idea hasn't settled well with the 40, 000-member Connecticut Education Association, the state's largest teachers union.

    WSJ: Conn. Joining Teacher Trend

  • In the cases of both GM and Chrysler, the administration's Auto Task Force was not impressed that the companies haven't been able to modify their agreements with the UAW on compensation reductions, severance pay and a union-managed health care trust.

    FORBES: Unions

  • India's central bank instructed the country's lenders to stop processing current-account transactions with Iran using the Asian Clearing Union, and told Indian firms they couldn't use the mechanism to pay for oil or gas imports.

    WSJ: India, Iran Try New Conduit for Oil Payments

  • Though the representatives said that it was too early to establish its success, Rhian Nowell-Phillips from Farmers Union Wales said that the comments she had heard were that farmers didn't realise the amount of record keeping they would be required to keep as part of the scheme.

    BBC: Environment and Sustainability Committee

  • Qantas has been embroiled in a bitter labor dispute over pay cuts and job protections that resulted in the airline shutting down earlier this year. (Government officials ordered it back into service.) The year-old airport system required extensive retraining of staff, but didn't result in layoffs, which the union confirms.

    WSJ: Flying Through the Airport

  • "The NUT might be the first union to put its name to public sector-wide strike action, but it certainly won't be the last, " she said.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | Education | Teachers back pay strike ballot

  • The average SAT score is up about 100 points, though Union is now an SAT-optional school, and 25% of the enrolled students didn't submit scores.

    WSJ: Frozen Four: Dear Union College: I'm Sorry

  • As for the next-day political coverage of the State of the Union, it was dominated, and I don't use that word lightly, by Marco Rubio's sip of water.

    CNN: When a sip of water gets more attention than a president

  • "I would call it a march for peace, to show the government it is not alone, he said, and to show the European Union that we don't like how they are treating it, " Zsolt Bayer, a well-known newspaper columnist, told the BBC.

    BBC: Thousands of Hungarians rally to back embattled PM Orban

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