The Mormon Church as described by its founder Joseph Smith in his July 23, 1843 discourse has functioned as a political organization since its inception, anticipating the eventual demise of the U.S. government and the establishment of a theocracy. This strategy is thoroughly documented in Klaus J. Hansen’s book, Quest for Empire: The Political Kingdom of God and the Council of Fifty in Mormon History (University of Nebraska Press). Today, this political philosophy continues to resonate with right-wing extremist politicians. Indeed, prominent members of the organization have secured key leadership and ideological roles in political movements such as Turning Point USA and the Trump administration. Although church leadership officially denies political affiliations, its financial contributions such as funding efforts to protect Idaho's abortion ban tell a different story. By removing the tax-exempt status of the church, we aim to make it clear to the general public that this functions as a political organization rather than a pure religious entity. Ultimately, this petitio  seeks to protect the rights of non-members to worship Almighty God according to the dictates of their own conscience."

This petition is about more than one actress. It is about giving fans a voice in the creative decisions behind a story they love. We want a leading lady who embodies the dark, mysterious, and captivating essence of Sleepy Hollow and who feels right for the world being created. If you believe this gothic classic deserves a different leading lady, if you are disappointed by the casting, or if you simply want filmmakers to listen to the audiences who support their projects, please sign this petition.

We care about this because we believe our votes should matter—and that the rules governing our government should be clear before anyone knows who will benefit from them. Imagine voting for your Representative, watching your state certify the result, and then learning that a procedural decision could prevent that Representative from participating when the new Congress organizes. Whether that happened to a Democrat or a Republican, we would want the same safeguard in place. This isn't about predicting the election or choosing sides. It's about making sure the rules are established before the outcome is known. We don't wait for a fire to decide where the exits should be. We establish the safety procedures beforehand. The House Rules Committee is already considering the rules for the 120th Congress. This is the moment to ask for clear, nonpartisan safeguards—while there is still time to put them in place. We’re signing because we want the next Congress to begin with clear rules, respect for the voters, and constitutional process—not uncertainty or last-minute decisions.

Communities across the country are organizing against Flock’s mass surveillance. At least 56 municipalities have deactivated, canceled, or rejected Flock contracts this year, from North Carolina to California to Massachusetts. Whether or not Flock has come to your community yet, state and city leaders have the power to act. They can: • Cut or refuse contracts with Flock Safety and similar ALPR vendors • Limit data retention to hours or days, not weeks or months • Limit data sharing, prohibiting access by other government agencies absent a warrant for a felony crime recognized under local or state law • Limit usage to felony investigations, missing persons cases, identifying unregistered or uninsured vehicles, and narrow non-enforcement uses like electronic toll collection • Require annual usage reporting and restrict ALPR data availability through open records requests, so it can’t be used for stalking or exploiting someone’s data for entertainment ALPRs enable warrantless tracking, fuel mass surveillance, and produce wrongful accusations with real harm to real people. Sign the petition now calling on state and city elected officials to block Flock and protect our privacy!

This policy affects every student’s ability to learn comfortably and efficiently. By signing this petition, you can make sure student concerns about privacy, accessibility, lost instructional time, and safety are heard by the people making these decisions. This not a petition against school safety; it is a petition for a policy that protects while also respecting students privacy and needs. The more students and parents who respectfully speak up, the stronger our message becomes and the more likely it is that our administration will seriously consider a better solution.

Trump wants to rewrite the past and sow doubt about our elections to lay the groundwork to contest November’s midterm elections and seize control over future elections. There are checks and balances in our country for a reason. Local leaders run our elections—not the president. Only an authoritarian would attempt to seize control of our elections in order to control the outcome.  That’s why it’s so important that the North Carolina Secretary of State join other secretaries of states across the country and double down and commit to overseeing a free and fair election. And they need to know North Carolina constituents are watching and support them in upholding the law. They are, after all, elected to serve the people, not the president.  We need to defend our democracy. Join NC neighbors and your name to the petition to urge our North Carolina Secretary of State to protect essential voting processes from partisan interference and uphold the will of the people! 

Anti-trans rhetoric flies in the face of the WNBA’s “No Space for Hate” campaign, one that WNBA Commissioner Cathy Englebert describes as “a unifying force—a place where people from all walks of life come together not just to watch a game, but to connect.”  But by staying silent in the face of blatantly anti-trans comments, the WNBA is failing in its mission to be a place with “No Space for Hate.” Women’s basketball has a rich history of LGBTQ+ players who have shaped the league and helped build it to what it is today. The sport is best when it embraces the diverse skills, backgrounds, and identities of players and fans alike to build a vibrant and celebratory community.  There are so many physical, mental, and social benefits to being a part of a team and being a fan—and trans people belong in our courts and stadiums. It’s clear the issue of trans women and girls competing in women’s sports is being weaponized by extremists to divide and distract us.  According to the president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), there are less than 10 transgender athletes playing in collegiate sports, out of 510,000. There are real issues and inequities that face women  and nonbinary athletes—like pay, facility access, medical care, mental health support, sponsorships, and media representation. But extremists want to focus on a non-issue to stoke fear, anger, and division. That’s the opposite of what the WNBA should be fostering. If we really wanted to protect women and girls, we would stop transphobia and allow all women—cisgender and transgender—their right to play sports.  The WNBA has already made their stance clear with their “No Space for Hate” campaign. Now is the time to back up their words with actions. Sign the petition demanding the WNBA publicly support trans players and fans! 

The constitution of a country is the foundation that defines the relationship between citizens and the state. Decisions that change the way leaders are elected, institutions operate, and citizens participate in governance affect every Zimbabwean, regardless of political affiliation. This issue is important because: • A constitution belongs to the people. Citizens must have confidence that major constitutional changes reflect their views, concerns, and aspirations. • Strong democratic institutions protect everyone. Independent institutions, accountability, and citizen participation help protect the rights of all Zimbabweans. • Good governance affects daily life. Transparency, accountability, and responsible leadership directly influence jobs, healthcare, education, public services, and economic opportunities. • The future generation is affected. Constitutional decisions made today will shape Zimbabwe’s political and social environment for years to come. • Peace depends on trust. A country is more stable when citizens believe that their voices matter and that important decisions are made through inclusive processes. WHY SHOULD PEOPLE JOIN THIS CAMPAIGN FOR CHANGE? People should join because this is not only about one political party or one group of citizens. It is about ensuring that every Zimbabwean has a voice in decisions that shape the future of the country. By joining this campaign, citizens can: • Stand for meaningful participation in national decisions. • Promote accountability and transparency. • Support peaceful dialogue and constitutional governance. • Protect the rights and interests of future generations. • Encourage leaders to listen to the concerns of ordinary citizens. This campaign is built on the belief that Zimbabwe’s future should be shaped through the participation, dignity, and confidence of its people. Together, citizens can peacefully advocate for a Zimbabwe where institutions are trusted, leaders are accountable, and every person’s voice matters.

Reform Utah child support for Equitable co-parenting. 

This campaign is about more than stillbirth. It is about compassion, dignity, and ensuring that no Texas family has to choose between healing and earning a living after an unimaginable loss. Stillbirth is a tragedy that can affect any family, regardless of age, race, income, or background. While we cannot prevent every loss, we can change how families are supported afterward. By joining this campaign, you are standing for: • Healthy families. Parents deserve the time and support needed to recover physically and emotionally after childbirth and the loss of a baby. • Stronger workplaces. Compassionate policies help employers retain experienced employees, improve morale, and foster workplaces where people know they will be supported during life's most difficult moments. • Better mental health. Early access to counseling and workplace flexibility can help reduce the long-term effects of grief and trauma, allowing parents to return to work healthier and more prepared. • Economic stability. No parent should have to worry about losing a paycheck, health insurance, or a career while recovering from childbirth and grieving their child. • A stronger Texas. Supporting families during times of crisis builds healthier communities, strengthens the workforce, and demonstrates the values of compassion, resilience, and responsibility. You do not have to have experienced stillbirth to make a difference. You may sign because you are a parent, a grandparent, a friend, a coworker, a healthcare professional, an employer, or simply someone who believes that every family deserves compassion. Together, we can help create a Texas where every mother who experiences stillbirth is given the time, support, and dignity she needs to heal without fearing the loss of her job. Your voice matters. Your signature matters. Together, our voices can change lives. We're not asking for sympathy. We're advocating for a stronger Texas workforce, healthier families, and policies that recognize the realities of childbirth, postpartum recovery, and the profound impact of stillbirth.

The U.S. is one of the only countries in the world that does not offer a form of paid family leave as a federal benefit—a basic right that ensures parents are able to care for their health, their family, and their career. Without federally mandated paid family leave, workers are left to rely on their companies to have strong protections in place. But in 2025, the share of U.S. employers offering paid family leave dropped 2 percentage points, to a measly 31%. Corporations like Zoom and Deloitte have the resources to ensure that employees are treated with dignity and respect—including new parents. Tell them and other major U.S. companies to keep paid parental leave for all workers!

Ghislaine Maxwell is the only person convicted in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's decades-long child sex trafficking network. She was found guilty on five federal counts, sentenced to 20 years in prison, and has exhausted every legal appeal available to her — including the U.S. Supreme Court. She is exactly where the law said she should be. Yet right now, the Trump administration is entertaining the idea of setting her free. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has acknowledged his committee is divided on whether to support a pardon in exchange for Maxwell's testimony in the Epstein investigation — the same investigation his committee is supposed to be conducting. Maxwell's own attorney has publicly stated there is a "good chance" of a presidential pardon. The White House has declined to rule it out. This is not a close call. It is not a matter of debate. Here is why a Maxwell pardon would be a profound betrayal of justice: The testimony-for-pardon deal is a corrupt bargain Maxwell was subpoenaed to testify before the House Oversight Committee. In February 2026, she appeared — and invoked the Fifth Amendment, refusing to answer every substantive question. She has shown no cooperation and no remorse. Rewarding that refusal with a presidential pardon would set a catastrophic precedent: that you can traffic children and walk free by dangling the promise of future cooperation you have already withheld. Even Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene warned that if pardoned, Maxwell "will owe Trump and she will lie to protect people he asks her to." The Epstein files connect directly to the man considering this pardon Rep. Jamie Raskin has revealed that Trump's name appears more than one million times in the unredacted Epstein files — and that Trump's DOJ redacted 96% of those references from the public release. A federal civil jury already found Trump liable for sexual battery. The FBI interviewed a woman who accused Trump of child sexual abuse four separate times — and the DOJ secretly withheld those files from public databases. A Maxwell pardon would permanently silence the one person still alive who was at the center of Epstein's operation and could testify about what she witnessed. Survivors are watching — and asking for accountability Annie Farmer, one of Maxwell and Epstein's own victims and a witness at Maxwell's trial, put it plainly: "Could you live with knowing that you've chosen to put a felon — who recruited, groomed, and threatened underage girls and young women — above survivors?" Comer himself called Maxwell "honestly, other than Epstein, the worst person in this whole investigation." You cannot call someone the worst person in a child sex trafficking investigation and then support setting them free. The opposition is bipartisan — and growing Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL) has stated "the votes aren't there" for a pardon. Rep. Robert Garcia called it "outrageous." Rep. Ro Khanna called it a "betrayal of the survivors." Rep. Krishnamoorthi wrote directly to the DOJ demanding they "publicly and repeatedly refuse" to engage with any pardon request. Reuters reported that the committee's internal divisions make a pardon deal increasingly unlikely — but only if public pressure continues. That is where you come in. Sign this petition. Share it. Contact your representatives. The survivors have been fighting for decades. The least we can do is fight alongside them. No pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell. Not now. Not ever.