Congress just passed a concurrent war powers resolution to withdraw U.S. forces from hostilities. It’s a historic rebuke of a deeply unpopular war. But Congress’ job isn’t done with the recent Senate vote, especially now as Trump and Hegseth are reportedly demanding $67 billion to cover the costs of their disastrous, illegal war on Iran. That means more of your taxpayer dollars to pay for violence that killed over 7,000 people — bombs like the one that killed 168 people at a girls school in Iran — and left the world more dangerous and worse off economically than before. The math isn’t adding up. With your help, we’ll build on this victory by making sure lawmakers reject authorizing another dime for this war.

The FDA is an agency responsible for reregulating our food supply and ensuring public safety. In his bid to become Secretary of HHS, RFK Jr. talked a big game about food and health. But since his confirmation, he has largely failed to deliver results for the American people. Instead, the agency has faced substantial employee cuts—with thousands of job losses since 2025. RFK Jr. fired every single person on the FDA’s media communications team, and then the Trump administration cut nearly 1,000 full-time employees from the Food Safety Inspection Service and more than 500 from the Food and Nutrition Service. Experts warned at the time that the cuts and changes could jeopardize the safety of our food supply, including slower response to outbreaks and emergencies. And we are already seeing the impact of these dangerous decisions.  RFK Jr. also revealed plans to relegate routine food-safety inspections currently carried out by the federal government to the states—meaning food-safety inspections could vary in consistency and oversight, leaving our interconnected systems, and public health, vulnerable.  RFK Jr. has clearly demonstrated that he is unqualified to lead the Department of Health and Human Services—spreading harmful medical disinformation and fringe conspiracy theories. And now he is failing to deliver on the real changes to our food and health systems that Americans need. Enough. Demand RFK Jr. do his job to make our food system safer for our families!

AI companies are racing toward trillion-dollar valuations, powered by the labor, data, and infrastructure built by everyday Americans. But unless Congress acts, those gains will stay concentrated at the top 1% while workers, families, and entire communities are left behind. Experts estimate the fund established by Sen. Sanders’ new bill would be worth nearly $7 trillion, generating hundreds of billions of dollars each year for direct payments to Americans and programs like healthcare, education, and housing. This idea isn’t radical. Sixty-seven countries operate sovereign wealth funds, and in the United States, Texas and New Mexico have used similar funds for decades to support public education. And even some of the biggest names in AI—including Open AI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei—seem to agree that the public should have some equity in AI companies. The industry knows what’s coming, and now we need Congress to act. Sign the petition now demanding that Congress pass this legislation and ensure the AI revolution works for all of us, not just the ultra-wealthy!

Trump campaigned on the affordability of groceries, claiming he would reduce the cost of food “on Day One.” And while the average cost of eggs are down, common household staples like orange juice, ground beef, sandwich bread, and chicken have actually gone up. And families paid hundreds of dollars more for groceries during Trump’s first year in office.  Not to mention the Trump administration has slashed SNAP benefits, putting millions of individuals and families into food insecurity.  And following its sweeping cuts to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the number of consumer complaints about meat, poultry, and egg products skyrocketed—increasing by nearly 40%. The cuts occurred around the same time that the USDA dissolved the National Advisory Committee on Microbiological Criteria for Foods and the National Advisory on Meat and Poultry Inspection, and rolled back salmonella standards for raw poultry.  The Trump administration is making our food more expensive, harder to get, and less safe. Sign the petition to demand the USDA do its job and make food more affordable, accessible, and safe!

The Pentagon budget now exceeds $800 billion annually, yet persistent issues raise questions about whether this spending actually improves safety for service members or citizens. High-profile cost overruns (such as the F-35 program), repeated audit failures for decades, and documented environmental harms like PFAS contamination near military bases show systemic inefficiencies and risks to our communities.  At the same time, Trump and Hegseth’s predisposition toward violence and aggression has led to an outright war in Iran, and increased conflict in the Middle East. These recent escalations highlight how militarism unchecked can endanger both civilians and service members. We need to prioritize investments in diplomacy and community resilience that will make all of our communities safer. Sign the petition if you agree! 

To stand for the protection of wildlife and natural habitats, and to ensure that future generations inherit a world that is thriving, abundant, and alive.

This is nothing more than a cash grab. When initial prices leaked, they turned out to be the most expensive tickets in World Cup history, topping every comparable match in 2022, 2018, and beyond. Fans spent hours stuck in online ticket queues with no idea what they’d ultimately be charged, or whether they’d even get tickets at all. When the prices finally came out—upwards of thousands of dollars—fans called it “extortionate” and “absolutely despicable.” FIFA loves to call the World Cup “the people’s game,” but its actions have only demonstrated the opposite. Sign the petition now demanding FIFA stop exploiting fans and fix its broken pricing scheme!

Children with special needs—specifically those who are autistic, nonverbal, or have significant developmental and physical delays—face a disproportionately high risk of mistreatment, neglect, or abuse. Because many of these children lack the verbal capacity or communication skills to advocate for themselves, report incidents, or articulate their daily experiences to parents and guardians, traditional reporting mechanisms are entirely insufficient.

Trump’s aggressive and haphazard occupation of Minnesota earlier this year wreaked havoc in Minnesota—with individuals, families, schools, and businesses still navigating the aftermath of the manufactured crisis.  ICE agents terrorized neighborhoods, drove recklessly through our streets, violated basic constitutional rights, abused and harmed people, and murdered two peaceful observers—Alex Pretti and Renee Good (and lied about the circumstances leading up to those murders).  Tens of thousands of regular people courageously showed up to organize—marching in the street, tracking ICE agents to expose their violence and unlawfulness, protesting outside hotels and car rental shops, peacefully observing vulnerable locations in their communities, and making sure people had access to basic necessities like food, water, toiletries, and rent funds.  Minnesota served as not only an example of resistance, but a vibrant, loving, and principled example of what our country could be—a stark contrast to Trump’s cruel, violent, fear-based agenda. And it’s that beacon of hope that the Trump administration is trying to snuff out.  The federal government is charging 15 Minnesotans a part of a broad coalition called Direct Action Minnesota “for conspiracy to impede or injure federal officers,” and for efforts to allegedly “violently oppose immigration law enforcement.”  Meanwhile, the violent insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol in 2021—threatened lawmakers and assaulted police officers—have been pardoned by the Trump administration, and Trump even tried to direct taxpayer dollars to a $1.8 billion slush fund to pay them off.  This isn't about justice—it’s about punishment and intimidation. Add your name to the petition to demand the charges be dropped immediately!

It’s unjust for government and court offices to operate on this day for several key reasons: • Disregard for a Federal Holiday: Juneteenth is a recognized federal holiday. Operating the courthouse signals that local civic and judicial branches are not fully participating in honoring the emancipation of enslaved people. [1, 2] • Symbolic Erasure: For many, the courthouse is a potent symbol of justice and the law. Keeping it open is viewed as a continuation of historical inequities where the American legal system has historically failed or marginalized Black Americans. [1, 2] • Contradictory Civic Values: Because the county grants paid holidays for other historic milestones, the exclusion of Juneteenth from the court's calendar is often seen by civil rights advocates as a minimization of the struggles and contributions of African Americans. 

Another government could soon have “incredible leverage” over the Pentagon’s priorities if this provision makes it into a must-pass bill Congress is currently negotiating. The “U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative,” buried within this year’s National Defense Authorization Act, would effectively FUSE the Pentagon and Israeli Defense Forces in a one-of-a-kind military alliance. It’s a boon for weapons lobbyists and special interest groups — and they’re hoping we won’t notice, or worse, that we won’t care. But even as these bills head to the floor, bipartisan alliances in Congress that would stop this dangerous plan in its tracks are emerging. With critical votes looming, now is our moment to overwhelm lawmakers with opposition to make this provision too toxic to touch.

This isn't the first time the Trump family has used its status to skirt ethics and engage in questionable business practices.  The Trump Organization is launching Trump Mobile with a gold-colored, MAGA-branded smartphone and mobile plan. They originally said the phone would be “made in the USA"—a claim that has since been dropped after it became clear there is essentially no manufacturing system in the U.S. that could fully produce a smartphone at low costs. The Trump family has already grifted at least $4 billion “off of the presidency," according to some initial reports—from unethical merch, crypto, and real estate schemes.  And all of this is happening while Trump and his cronies slash services to support working families, further scientific research, and protect our public health.  The House and Senate Oversight Committees should immediately investigate how Trump is using the presidency to enrich himself >>