Amazon’s union-busting is relentless. The Teamsters said the drivers in Kentucky “quietly organized” for more than a year to avoid Amazon’s anti-labor crackdown.  After thousands of Amazon workers voted to unionize in 2022 in New York City, Amazon unleashed a full court press of labor law violations to block contract negotiations. More than three years later, Amazon executives still won’t recognize the union that warehouse workers at the JFK8 facility in NYC voted for. Delivery drivers at DBK1 said the biggest issues are inconsistent scheduling, unrealistic delivery quotas and salaries that do not meet New York City’s cost-of-living. Workers also said that they are constantly worried about losing their jobs, citing former colleagues who have been fired for minor infractions. Amazon’s overwhelming corporate power has allowed it to get away with exploiting workers. The mega-corporation has spent millions on its union-busting campaigns. But workers have the power to fight back, and they’re showing that from New York to Kentucky and all across the country. We must join them today.   Sign the petition: Tell Amazon to end the union-busting! Recognize and bargain with unionized workers now.

Simple:  We did the work. We followed the law. Now the government must do the same! Others should join this campaign because what’s happening with PSLF buyback delays affects far more than just individual borrowers—it threatens the credibility of public service, the rule of law, and basic government accountability. Here are the strongest reasons, framed in a way that motivates people to act: 1. It’s a broken legal promise, not a handout PSLF is federal law. Borrowers already earned forgiveness through years of qualifying public service. Allowing intentional stalling sets a dangerous precedent: the government can delay long enough to effectively deny benefits without ever saying “no.” If this stands, any statutory benefit can be undermined the same way. 2. Collective pressure is the only leverage borrowers have Individual complaints are easy to ignore. Coordinated action—letters, congressional pressure, media attention—creates oversight risk the Department cannot dismiss. History shows PSLF progress only happened when borrowers organized and applied sustained pressure. Silence guarantees delay. Visibility forces action. 3. The harm is real and ongoing Every delayed buyback decision: • Prolongs financial stress • Delays retirement, homeownership, and family planning • Traps public servants in jobs they might otherwise leave • Undermines mental health and financial stability This isn’t bureaucratic inconvenience—it’s systemic harm. 4. Public service depends on trust Teachers, nurses, social workers, first responders, and nonprofit workers accepted lower pay because PSLF was part of the compensation package. If the government quietly dismantles forgiveness through inaction, future workers will avoid public service entirely. That hurts everyone. 5. Today it’s PSLF—tomorrow it’s something else Even people without student loans should care. If agencies can stall lawful benefits to avoid political or budgetary consequences, no program is safe. Accountability now protects all future beneficiaries of federal programs. 6. Momentum is building—but it needs numbers Oversight bodies, journalists, and lawmakers pay attention when they see patterns. Each additional voice strengthens the case that this is systemic, not anecdotal. Borrowers speaking together turn “delays” into documented misconduct. 7. This is winnable PSLF buyback already exists. The law is settled. The issue is execution, not eligibility. That makes this campaign practical, targeted, and achievable—pressure can force timelines, transparency, and approvals.

Keeping family's together is one of the most important things their is. Making sure family's know their rights and are treated fairly and justly should be mandatory for everyone . Irreversible harm is done to families every day and it needs to stop.

Historically, the EPA has made decisions about protecting our air based on the very real health benefits of reducing air pollution—like fewer asthma attacks and hospital visits. That practice has been essential to protecting children, frontline communities, and families across the country. Now, the EPA wants to focus solely on the costs to industry instead of the real human impacts. This is a dangerous shift that could weaken clean air protections and make it harder to establish and enforce rules that protect our communities. Trump’s EPA is putting industry profits ahead of public health, undermining the EPA’s very mission. The EPA must immediately reverse course and continue to fully account for health benefits when setting air pollution standards. Protecting people’s lives should always be the government’s priority in decisions that impact the air we breathe and the water we drink. Tell EPA leadership to follow science and put public health first!

After bombing Caracas, capturing then-Venezuelan President Maduro, and announcing intentions to “get the oil flowing,” it’s becoming increasingly clear that Trump is preparing to “run” Venezuela’s internal affairs while extracting its resources under threat of future violence. It’s a plan as ill-conceived as it is dangerous — and it’s already becoming clear U.S. taxpayers are likely to be left holding the check. While Secretary of State Rubio initially claimed that their plan for Venezuela’s oil is “not going to cost us anything,” experts estimate that building up Venezuelan oil infrastructure could cost $115 BILLION. Now, Trump is suggesting that taxpayers’ dollars could be used to reimburse oil companies for the “tremendous amount of money” required to invest in Venezuela. While prices skyrocket at home, taxpayers must NOT be on the hook for oil companies in Trump’s lawless plan to pillage Venezuela’s oil. Fortunately, Rep. Mike Levin and Sen. Jeff Merkley just introduced legislation to prevent that from happening — and we need everyone in Congress to add their urgent support.

Ignorance and avarice have corrupted every level of American society. The oligarchy, kleptocracy, and kakistocracy must be brought to heel. American workers will not tolerate the rule of war criminals, treasoners, and human traffickers.

The Sheriff's office is tasked with the security of courthouses in Philadelphia, including the Criminal Justice Center. Sheriff Bilal is allowing ICE to use the courthouse as a hunting ground to conduct violent warrantless arrests. Sheriff Bilal's inaction continues to put all Philadelphians in harm's way, as everyone's access to justice is jeopardized. The Sheriff has taken multiple opportunities to speak to the press about how dangerous ICE agents are, yet her deputy sheriffs continue to share information with ICE, harass community members observing ICE abductions, and allow ICE agents to stalk the courthouse hallways, hang out in the lobby, move freely through restricted area, use the private court-owned parking lot to violently abduct our neighbors, and assault bystanders for daring to film them. Sheriff Bilal does not hold her deputies accountable for collaborating with ICE agents — which is a violation of her office's current policy. All the while, she refuses to meet with No ICE Philly and community organizations about how she can keep our neighbors safe. Sheriff Bilal claims she can't take action, but we know the sheriff is not powerless. Join us in demanding Sheriff Bilal take action to keep ICE out of our courthouse, hold collaborating deputy sheriffs accountable, and protect our neighbors seeking access to justice.

Trump’s violent occupation in the Twin Cities is an escalation of what Trump has been executing in Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Portland. And it’s only getting worse.  Trump has been threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act—which would deploy the U.S. military and allow them to take civilian law enforcement actions like arresting, searching, or detaining citizens—since early on in his term. He is intentionally sowing chaos, disorder, and violence in order to manufacture a crisis and establish a military presence in our cities' streets and neighborhoods to intimidate us so he can continue with unchecked power.  Minnesota is the Trump administration’s testing ground to see how far he can abuse his power and authority against the American people. That is why we need every person—in Minnesota and across the country—to rise up in solidarity, resist, and drive out ICE and any other militarized force from our cities' streets.  The power is with the people. We need to demonstrate broad public opposition in order to pressure every elected official—on a local, state, and federal level—to use their power to end Trump’s militarized occupation.  We know what a future built by and for the people looks like. It’s what we’ve seen on the ground in communities facing the brunt of Trump’s terror. It’s people showing up for each other—making sure our kids get to school safely, our neighbors are fed and sheltered, and our rights and freedoms are protected.  And we’ve seen what Trump’s future looks like—people being dragged out of cars, snatched from schools and hospitals, and abused, injured, and even killed. Trump’s future is one of control, terror, and fear.  People in Minnesota and across the country are fighting for our collective future. And we have the responsibility to join them before Trump sends his troops to any other city, too. From neighbors and community leaders to elected officials, we must do everything in our power to fight back and STOP Trump’s militarized attacks from escalating.

Iranian protesters demanding their rights have been met with brutal violence by their government. Security forces have reportedly killed thousands of protesters, and a communications blackout makes it difficult to reach people inside the country. We condemn the ongoing violence and repression in Iran. It is uncertain where these historic protests will lead, but one thing must be made clear: The Iranian people should determine their future, not Trump and war hawks in Washington. There’s been no indication that Iranian protestors want a foreign intervention in their country. The troubling reality is that U.S. intervention in Iran is likely to feature violence that kills soldiers and civilians alike, further immiserates millions of people in Iran, and does nothing to help the brave protesters achieve their goals. It’s time for us to do what we do best by turning up the pressure to stop a war and telling Congress that people in Iran deserve solidarity, not bombing.

The Senate took a huge step toward blocking Trump’s war for oil in Venezuela. This is a big deal. This bipartisan rebuke of war is a major blow to Trump’s Venezuela plans, but we’re not done yet. In the coming days, there will be more fights and votes to get this bill across the finish line in the Senate. Our work is cut out for us, and our advocacy can’t let up for one second. Trump has already gone on the offensive, declaring that the five Republicans who voted against endless war “should never be elected to office again.” We need to make sure the pro-peace demands from constituents like you drown out Trump's attacks to hold the 52 senators who voted YES on Sen. Kaine’s war powers resolution in line — and possibly peel off even more Republicans along the way. Anything less than that, and we could lose.

While development addresses a shortage of housing in our town, it is important this is done with careful consideration respecting the existing neighborhood. 

This petition is not about political party, ideology, or allegiance—it is about humanity. It is about protecting children, families, and communities from fear, trauma, and injustice. Remaining silent while families suffer is not pro-life; true pro-life action defends life in every sense, including safety, dignity, and due process. By signing, you stand for what is right, not for a party or a platform. Together, we demand leadership that prioritizes the vulnerable, upholds moral responsibility, and acts with courage—because silence harms real people, and action can protect them.