Taylor Giorno: Port Workers Initiate First Strike in Nearly 50 Years

The bustling ports along America's East Coast and Gulf of Mexico fell silent as tens of thousands of longshoremen walked off the job. This historic strike, the first of its kind in nearly half a century, has sent ripples through the nation's economy and political landscape. As negotiations between the United States Maritime Alliance and the International Longshoremen's Association reach a critical juncture, the eyes of the nation turn to the waterfront. Taylor Giorno from The Hill shares that the outcome of this labor dispute could reshape the future of port automation, worker rights, and the delicate balance between economic stability and fair labor practices in America.