DACA participants were brought to our country as children by their families. They have grown up here. In many cases, this is the only country they have ever known. They have been law abiding residents in this country for years. Granting them legal residency status is all they need to safely continue their life here.

A group of bipartisan lawmakers have called on CMS to increase its scrutiny and regulation of AI tools used by Medicare Advantage plans. These legislators have expressed deep concerns over the use of AI algorithms to deny care in decisions that often compromise patient health. There are many instances of AI-driven tools allegedly leading to denials of care, often contradicting the recommendations of medical professionals. CMS has a responsibility to protect access to care for Medicare beneficiaries—and that means enhanced oversight over the use of AI technology, which lawmakers have called “antithetical to the mission of the Medicare program.” CMS can take tangible steps to prevent the use of AI to make life-and-death decisions, and they have a legal and moral obligation to do so, including: • Conducting a comprehensive review on how AI tools are being used to ensure they’re not discriminating against low-income, elderly, or extremely sick Americans  • Auditing existing practices around AI and developing a national standard for how insurers should ethically use these tools  • Halting the use of AI and algorithmic technology to deny, shorten, or limit access to health care while these assessments are ongoing  Sign the petition urging CMS to increase oversight of AI and algorithmic tools that discriminate against elderly, low-income, and extremely sick patients.

Wrongful conviction upon misrepresentation is an issue in our judicial system. Lamar’s public defender didn’t call any of his witnesses to the stand. Not 1 from twelve who were willing to speak in his defense. Lamar was told none of the witnesses were notified by the public defender to testify. Hopefully Lamar’s plight can bring awareness to  other misrepresented cases and give a voice to others who do not have a voice. 

A dangerous attempt to undermine one of our democracy's fundamental safeguards is playing out before our very eyes: Trump is demanding that the Senate forgo its constitutional duty to vet and confirm his nominees for crucial government positions — including Secretary of State, Defense, Education, and more. He’d reportedly implement an unprecedented and brazen use of presidential authority to make it happen: Under a bad-faith reading of Article II of the Constitution, the president could potentially force Congress to adjourn and use his presidential authority to recess-appoint his Cabinet while they’re out. Without Senate scrutiny, there would be no public hearings, no tough questions, and no way to stop dangerous, ill-fitted nominees from leading our federal agencies. The resulting harm could take decades to undo, and we’re not about to let it happen without a fight that starts today. Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) and too many of his Republican colleagues seem willing to abdicate their constitutional responsibility, but that’s where constituents like you come in, and remind them to do their job.

Dear Friends, Family, and Community, We need your help to support someone who has always been there for us: Ex'Zabre Boldridge-Smith. Right now, Ex'Zabre is being held in custody, and we believe it’s only fair that he be released on bond while awaiting trial. Ex'Zabre is a valued member of our community—a person who has shown love, support, and responsibility time and time again. Keeping him detained not only disrupts his life but also impacts everyone who depends on him. We are starting a petition to advocate for Ex'Zabre’s release on bond, and your voice is essential. By signing, you’re showing that: • Ex'Zabre has strong ties to this community and is not a flight risk. • He has our full support to meet all court conditions and face the legal process responsibly. • We believe in fairness and justice, including the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. This is our chance to make a difference. Let’s show the court that Ex'Zabre is more than just a case file—he’s a son, a friend, and a vital part of our community who deserves a chance to prepare for his case outside of custody. Please take a moment to sign the petition and share it with others who care about justice and fairness. Every signature matters, and together, we can make our voices heard.

As a student body, we demand immediate action to address these issues and improve mental health services at UW Madison. Specifically, we call on the administration to: 1. Hire more professional counselors: Increase the number of qualified therapists who specialize in addressing serious mental health concerns. 2. Provide face-to-face counseling: Virtual or phone-only sessions are not enough. Students need in-person services to build trust and meaningful connections. 3. Reduce wait times: Expand staffing and resources to ensure students can access help when they need it, without unnecessary delays. 4. Invest in mental health resources: Enhance outreach, workshops, and student support programs to proactively address mental health concerns. 5. We cannot allow these issues to persist. Delayed or inadequate care can lead to devastating consequences. As students, we are advocating for our right to access high-quality, accessible mental health care on campus. By signing this petition, you are joining the fight for a healthier, more supportive UW Madison. Let’s ensure that every student feels seen, valued, and supported. Together, we can build a campus culture that prioritizes mental health and well-being. Sign this petition to demand change now. Share your voice and make an impact. [Sign Here]

THESE MATTERS ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO HOLD ACCOUNTABILITY. ESPECIALLY TO THESE BOARD MEMBERS AND MANAGEMENT COMPANIES. IT’S HAPPENING ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES, WHERE THESE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS GET AWAY WITH TAKING THE PEOPLE’S MONEY AND NOTHING IS BEING DONE IN THE COMMUNITIES. THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE DOING WHATEVER THEY PLEASE TO DO.  IF THERE WAS AN AGENCY  SET UP WITH THE GOVERNMENT TO HELP TRACK FUNDS AND TAKE COMPLAINTS OF HOMEOWNERS. THIS WOULD NOT HAPPEN. IT WOULD CEASE. WE ARE ASKING AND PLEADING FOR HELP WITH THIS MATTER ACROSS THE UNITED STATES AND ESPECIALLY IN THE SMALL TOWN OF FRESNO, TEXAS.  WE ARE ASKING EVERYONE TO SIGN THIS PETITION, IF YOUR HOME IS IN A HOA ASSOCIATION. AND ALSO IF YOU  LIVE IN  A MUD DISTRICT AND PAY TAXES.

Trump has made clear his intentions to slash the nearly 45 year old institution, during his campaign stating, "One other thing I'll be doing very early in the administration is closing up the Department of Education in Washington D.C., and sending all education and education work and needs back to the states.” The Department of Education plays an important role in ensuring equity in education for all students. We need to increase federal funding for education—not completely gut the only federal institution committed to it.  • Protecting students from discrimination • Funding schools with low-income and vulnerable students • Administering federal student loans • Collecting data and reporting out on schools across the country • Working towards equal access to education That's the role of the Department of Education and what's at risk if Trump is successful in abolishing the Department of Education.   And he won’t stop there. Project 2025 has an entire section focused on reshaping, or more accurately dismantling, our public education system and a plan to drain all of our resources to reroute to private education. The plan not only includes eliminating the Department of Education but also getting rid of teachers unions, ending federal funding, and gutting any programs that support equity and inclusion, even free school lunch programs and Head Start. Every student, no matter who they are or where they live, deserves to have a quality education. The future of our communities and country rely on it. Urge Congress to affirm this value and protect the Department of Education!

Individuals should be free to love whom they love and explore consensual relationships freely, without persecution by the government.  It’s a stain on U.S. history that military members were outed, harassed, and prosecuted simply for their sexual orientation.  Steve Marose was a gay Air Force officer training in Louisiana in 1990. HIs home was ransacked looking for evidence of his sexuality. Military investigators threatened him with up to 17 years in prison—so he pled guilty to three counts of “consensual sodomy” and two counts of “conduct unbecoming an officer,” serving 18 months in prison.  He is just one of thousands of people who were unjustly targeted and prosecuted for their sexuality or gender.  President Biden expressed a commitment to righting this historical wrong when he announced his pardon for all veterans wrongfully convicted and discharged over their sexuality or gender identity. But the burdensome process has overshadowed that action, and time is running out for him to make good on his promise. The military has records of the thousands of service members who were impacted by this discrimination and could help speed up the process. It shouldn't take this long or be this difficult. Donald Trump during his first term was hostile to transgender military members—and is likely to reinstate his problematic trans military ban and expand it. We know that the individuals promised pardons under the Biden administration will not be supported by the next administration.  We need President Biden and the Department of Defense to act swiftly to remove the barriers and approve pardons for Steve Marose and all other eligible LGBTQIA+ veterans. 

59% of X users get their news from the platform, even though experts agree that X is a breeding ground for misinformation and far-right conspiracy theories—including during the recent presidential election, when content like fake videos about destroyed ballot boxes spread at an uncontrollable pace.  This unchecked spread of disinformation has real-world consequences: It fuels political instability, incites violence, and damages public trust in vital institutions we need for reliable information—from the media to the government. It’s time to get serious about alternative social media platforms that don’t encourage hateful, dangerous rhetoric. MoveOn is taking a stand and stopping our daily X posts as we focus our energy on building our platform on Bluesky. Will you sign the petition to join us? 

A shocking number of innocent people have been sentenced to death. And the tragic reality is that capital punishment is imposed mostly on poor people who cannot afford to hire an effective lawyer. And while proponents claim the death penalty is a crime deterrent and keeps us safer, that doesn't seem to be the case, according to the National Research Council of the National Academies. After more than three decades of research examining whether the threat of a death sentence deters people from committing aggravated murders, there is no reliable evidence that the death penalty deters murder.  Add your name today to urge President Biden to commute all federal death sentences before he leaves office.

Why is it Important? The removal of federal protections for gender and sexual identity proposed by Project 2025 would have devastating consequences for LGBTQ+ communities, particularly Black and Brown individuals. Without these protections, discrimination in housing, employment, and public services will increase, leading to higher rates of unemployment and homelessness. These marginalized groups already face systemic inequities, and this proposal threatens to deepen those disparities, stripping away the safety and rights that many have fought tirelessly to secure. Why Should Others Join the Campaign? When one group’s rights are under attack, everyone’s freedom is at risk. Joining this campaign means standing in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and upholding the values of equality and justice. Your voice can amplify the movement, challenge discriminatory policies, and push for better protections for all. Together, we can send a powerful message to lawmakers that these protections are non-negotiable. Change happens when communities unite for a common cause, and your participation is critical to creating a future where everyone is treated with dignity and respect.