By Mike Elk  It’s Payday, folks. Greetings from Nashville, where Payday is investigating tax dollars being used for unsafe construction sites in the fastest growing city in the South. Earlier this week, Payday was in Huntsville, Alabama reporting on Indivisible activists targeting Trump’s congressional allies and achieving results

By Mike Elk  Since 2015, chemical safety activists had warned officials in the Obama Administration that if they didn’t quickly finish rulemaking on the EPA’s Inherently Safer Technology workplace-safety standard that an incoming Republican administration could block the rule from taking effect. Now, it seems their worst nightmare

Pro-union rally in Mississippi unites with community: “We Are Ready” By Mike Elk, The Guardian For a mile outside Canton Multipurpose Complex on Saturday, the road was backed up. Many cars sported bumper stickers, pro-Bernie and pro-union. They came in school buses, hot rods, church vans and motorcycles, with license

Payday is hitting the road to get into the trenches of the fight to Organize the South. This winter, we were able to successfully raise our budget for the spring and used a portion of that money to buy a car off of Payday reader Judge Wayne Hanson of Pennsylvania.