In light of all the evidence and numerous cases indicating the health risk of artificial sweeteners. The FDA has not taking a stance to protect the consumers from dangerous sweeteners.

This is not even an issue that I have encountered personally, and in spite of that I am still outraged that banks have found yet another way to steal from hard-working Americans. Banks are making people homeless practically "for sport," and it needs to stop.

California is getting ready to strike a blow against Citizens United by passing SB 52, the California DISCLOSE Act, a bill that would shine a bright light on the shadowy interests who depend on secrecy to influence elections. SB 52 (authored by Senators Mark Leno and Jerry Hill, sponsored by the California Clean Money Campaign, and endorsed by over 300 organizations and leaders) would mandate clear and prominent disclosure of who is behind political TV, radio, print, and mass mailer ads - on the ads themselves. SB 52 will stop special interests from hiding behind fake committee names by requiring ads to show their actual original contributors. Our elected officials deserve praise when they stand up for transparency and disclosure as powerful as SB 52, so sign the petition to thank them today!

If this Supreme Court decision goes the wrong way America is no longer the "land of the free.!

I have come aware that Equifax has outsourced it's customer service to a foreign country. Identify theft is the fastest growing crime in America according to the FBI and Equifax may be helping this crime proliferate by turning all your personal financial information, including your social security number and where you live, over to those who are not American citizens. Tell Equifax to stop this immediately and all credit reporting bureaus to refrain from such practices in the future.

The banks own our properties and contracted a lease to own arrangement with us that gives them unconscionable revenue from the interest we pay for the privilege of maintaining these properties for them. The banks should be held accountable for these no-risk loans and be made to pay their fair share based on the percentage of the property that they own. If they own all of the property and the property has no equity then they should pay all of the maintenance costs based on the fact that they are the sole owner and that the said property owner has no equity to borrow on.

Struggling as I am, when I receive a check from someone or a company and take it to the bank it is drawn on, and they charge me a fee because I do not have an account with them is just plain wrong. When every penny you make counts, having a bank charge you $7.00 to $15.00 really hurts!

Big Wall Street megabanks are still putting American taxpayers at risk. Big banking institutions like Bank of America and Citibank carry more assets than they have capital to cover. That means that if those assets go south, the banks can't recover on their own. And when a bank's failure means the failure of the American economy, the taxpayers are forced to step in. It's called "Too Big To Fail." It should also be called "too risky for the American economy" and "too reckless to continue." This is the practice that brought our economy to the brink once before. That's why I have a new, bipartisan plan to end Too Big To Fail, and break up Wall Street megabanks for good. It would require that banks carry enough capital to cover their own losses, or force them to downsize so that they are no longer a risk to the American economy. This is a common sense solution -- but I need all of us to help. So sign your name today, and make sure members of Congress know that you're in favor of the ending "Too Big to Fail."

A chicken processor died of his lungs bleeding out. Other chicken processors have incurred other health ailments. We must take back our government (USDA) so that humans and their health is the foremost concern.

Our country is being held hostage by approximately 23% of radical right-wingers, the NRA and the likes of the Koch Brothers... we must organize a march on Washington D.C. to make our voices heard!

Disney's head of Consumer Products, Bob Chapek, announced the company would pull production of its garments from Bangladesh, Pakistan and several other countries, following the collapse of a factory in Bangladesh, where Disney clothes were manufactured. But where will this work be sent? It should be sent to the United States.

The Florida Legislature has used illegal and unconstitutional tactics to pass this bad bill. The Legislature failed to adhere to the requirements of Florida's Constitution. If the Governor signs this bill, there will be litigation initiated to defeat this illegal and unconstitutional bill which litigation will be unnecessarily costly to Florida. The bill is unconstitutional and the process used to pass it was unconstitutional.