Delta has announced plans to use AI to price airline tickets for up to 20% of its domestic flights by the end of the year. This isn't about efficiency or fairness—it’s about maximizing profits by squeezing travelers for every dollar possible. Airlines have long used dynamic pricing based on demand, but this new approach poses serious concerns about personal data and privacy. AI pricing algorithms are designed to analyze your online behavior, travel history, and purchases to predict the highest price a customer is likely to pay. That means even less transparency about what tickets actually cost and skyrocketing fares for everyday people. This kind of price gouging could redefine how massive corporations use AI to extract more money from us. We've already seen AI used to raise rent prices and hike grocery bills—now it’s coming for our plane tickets. Delta's plan must be stopped before it spreads. Sign the petition to demand an end to AI-powered airfare pricing now.

 Mid-decade redistricting in Texas is an undemocratic power grab that bypasses the standard 10-year process meant to reflect population changes. It opens the door to extreme gerrymandering, silencing the voices of communities—especially communities of color, rural communities, communities vulnerable to major storms, the working class—and disrupting fair representation. Texans must speak up to protect their right to choose their representatives, not representatives hand picking their voters, and hold lawmakers accountable to real community needs, not political gain. 

Masked agents are inflicting terror on immigrant communities across the country, detaining people without warrants, raiding workplaces, and separating parents in front of their children. Under Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) resembles a secret police force, often operating behind masks, in unmarked vehicles, and in plainclothes. What we are witnessing isn’t merely an immigration enforcement scandal, it’s a full-scale assault on our values. Three bills in Congress seek to change that. The VISIBLE Act (S.2212), the No Anonymity in Immigration Enforcement Act (H.R.4004), and the No Secret Police Act (H.R.4176) would require immigration enforcement officers to clearly display identification and prohibit the use of face coverings during operations. Unidentifiable agents abducting people from our streets is simply unacceptable. But we’re not powerless in the face of Trump’s mass deportation agenda. A key step toward accountability and shutting down these authoritarian tactics is unmasking ICE. That’s why we’re rallying support for these three crucial bills today, and we’re counting on you to speak out:

U.S. military contractors and Israeli forces have repeatedly opened fire into desperate crowds of hungry families. The UN has described the scene as a “death trap.” Nearly 1,000 people seeking aid in Gaza have been killed in the last few months alone, including almost 100 on July 20 — the deadliest day yet. The crisis has only spiraled in the weeks since the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a highly controversial, Israeli government-backed U.S. organization, took over aid distribution operations. But it could get worse. Shocking reports reveal the State Department may send the GHF another $500 MILLION of our taxpayer dollars to further militarize humanitarian aid. We refuse to let humanitarian horrors continue in our name, and we’re not alone. Senator Elizabeth Warren is demanding answers before the State Department redirects ANY more funding to the GHF. It’s a crucial first step, but it’s going to take more voices to push to uncover the truth, and that includes yours.

Expanded ACA subsidies have helped a record 21 million Americans afford coverage, and have been especially critical for middle-class families and older adults, who often earn just enough to not qualify for Medicaid but not enough to afford unsubsidized coverage. But if Congress fails to immediately address this crisis, premiums will rise by 75% on average, and even more in some states, which means the bill for people in those states will more than double. Fortunately, Congress has the power to prevent yet another health care crisis by extending these ACA subsidies. That is why it's critical that Congress act now, before time runs out. With your help we can remind lawmakers in Congress that health care is a basic human need, not a luxury. 

Why This Matters: • The Alabama prison system is engulfed in drugs, violence, and trauma—often brought in by staff themselves—and lacks even basic mental health services. • Kenneth has never been afforded the opportunity to recover, only to be punished. • A dual diagnosis rehab program would treat both his mental health and substance use challenges, giving him a real chance at stability and success. • Rehabilitation is more cost-effective and results in lower rates of reoffending than incarceration.

This petition honors Walter’s memory and fights so that no other family experiences this heartbreak. Will you stand with us to bring life-saving changes to our community? 👉 Sign now for safe, accessible rail crossings in Woodward County.

Only four U.S. presidents have ever received the Nobel Peace Prize: Theodore Roosevelt (1906), Woodrow Wilson (1919), Jimmy Carter (2002), and Barack Obama (2009). And all of them received the prize for their role in advancing diplomacy and bringing about the end to brutal wars. Meanwhile, Trump has failed to meaningfully support Ukraine, halting aid earlier this year and taking months to finally show signs of support. And as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues—with nearly one thousand Palestinians killed just while trying to access food—the Trump administration continues to ignore the United Nations recommendations for independent aid, instead choosing to align with the Israeli government’s demands as millions of Palestinian civilians risk famine.  Potentially involving the U.S. in yet another forever war with Iran demonstrates Trump’s blatant disregard for the safety and well-being of everyday people. And that’s just the start—he’s already made hundreds of decisions that prove it, including:  • Working with Republicans in Congress to slash Medicaid and food stamp benefits  • Raising tariffs to partner countries, threatening the U.S.’s traditional allies with trade wars and causing a rise in costs that trickles down to consumers • Deploying the National Guard against Americans to break up peaceful protests • Using ICE to disappear people off the streets, infringing on our constitutional rights  Awarding Trump the Nobel Peace Prize would be an affront to every single American, as well as people across the globe. Sign the petition if you agree that Trump should NOT be considered for the Nobel Peace Prize, which must be reserved for leaders whose goal is to promote peace—both abroad and at home. ---- 7/30/25 - Correction: In an email sharing this petition, we referenced an article about Trump having a Nobel Peace Prize replica that was satire. Trump has never ordered a Nobel Peace Prize replica. His campaign did mislead people about winning a Nobel Peace Prize in 2020. .

With the election of Stephen Colbert as US Senator from South Carolina we will not only eliminate Trump sycophant, Lindsey Graham, from federal office but help to flip the Senate to Democratic control.

Unless Massachusetts lawmakers take action NOW, our neighborhoods are fair game for federal agents to terrorize with impunity.

Trump sued Paramount Global for $20 billion in damages for their 2024 “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris—yet another example of Trump trying to intimidate media outlets that report on information he disagrees with. At the beginning of July, CBS announced they settled for $16 million, sending a disturbing message to independent media.  During his Monday segment, Colbert spoke vocally against the settlement, calling it a bribe and stating: “This all comes as Paramount’s owners are trying to get the Trump administration to approve the sale of our network to a new owner, Skydance.”  And Trump celebrated the announcement, stating on Truth Social, “I absolutely love that Colbert’ got fired.” Colbert has been hosting the show since 2015, and he’s been a frequent critic of Trump. Even the implication that prominent political media figures like him are being silenced or punished for their commentary against the government could have a chilling ripple effect when it comes to freedom of speech. This is a moment when we need strong voices reaching viewers across the nation and when we need institutions—including corporations—holding the line against interference from an increasingly abusing and corrupt federal government. Members of Congress, including Sen. Adam Schiff and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, have speculated whether Colbert’s criticism of CBS’s settlement with Trump influenced the network’s decision.  CBS has forgotten who it answers to: its viewers. And viewers want Colbert to stay on air. Add your name to the petition to put the public pressure on CBS to keep “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” 

Les escribimos como personas preocupadas de la comunidad de El Paso, una ciudad moldeada por la migración, la resiliencia y las experiencias vividas de una población predominantemente latinx. Nos sentimos consternades e indignades por la decisión de la Biblioteca Pública de El Paso de invitar a un agente de la Patrulla Fronteriza de EE. UU. como parte de un evento infantil el 20 de junio de 2025, particularmente durante el Mes del Orgullo, un momento destinado a centrar las voces marginadas y visibilizar a quienes son más comúnmente excluidos. Cuesta creer que siquiera tengamos que explicar por qué esto fue profundamente inapropiado. Una biblioteca - de todos los lugares posibles- debería comprender la importancia de la confianza, la seguridad y la inclusión. Las bibliotecas son de las pocas instituciones públicas que aún quedan donde las personas buscamos refugio, aprendizaje e imaginación. Que este principio básico tenga que ser reiterado a la dirección de la biblioteca es tanto alarmante como inaceptable. En lugar de promover la lectura y la curiosidad, este evento expuso a niños y niñas a la presencia de una fuerza policial militarizada -una institución que nuestra comunidad asocia con trauma, separación y miedo. No hay que ir más allá de los titulares para ver que la Patrulla Fronteriza ha sembrado el caos y el temor entre comunidades inmigrantes, deportando y deteniendo personas sin causa justificada ni juicio, violando la Constitución de EE. UU. y decisiones de la Corte Suprema. Las acciones de la Patrulla Fronteriza han sido tan horribles e inconstitucionales que el condado de El Paso ha firmado dos resoluciones para proteger los derechos de las personas inmigrantes, resoluciones que CBP sigue ignorando. Que la biblioteca haya invitado a cualquier fuerza del orden -pero en especial a la Patrulla Fronteriza- al Centro Comunitario del Chamizal, un barrio 99% hispano, rompe la confianza con las personas que usamos de la biblioteca. Las infancias fueron fotografiados junto a agentes con equipo táctico, y estas imágenes fueron compartidas en redes sociales. Nos preguntamos: ¿Cómo se alinea esto con la misión de una biblioteca pública? ¿Cómo inspira esto a la niñez a leer o a pensar creativamente sobre su futuro? Como comunidad, les pedimos que tomen las siguientes acciones: 1. Hacer un compromiso público de que la Patrulla Fronteriza y otras agencias de orden público no serán invitadas a la biblioteca pública a menos que sea requerido por una orden judicial. 2. Emitir una disculpa pública por el daño causado al permitir que agentes de CBP dirigieran una actividad para infancias. 3. Comprometerse públicamente a que los futuros programas -especialmente los dirigidos a menores- no incluirán actividades de reclutamiento ni presentaciones por parte de fuerzas del orden. 4. Aclarar si se obtuvo consentimiento de madres, padres o tutores antes de fotografiar a estas infancias y compartir dichas imágenes en redes sociales junto a agentes armados. También queremos reiterar que la Patrulla Fronteriza y las fuerzas del orden no deben ser invitadas a espacios que están destinados a ser refugios seguros -particularmente para jóvenes inmigrantes, queer y BIPOC. En un momento en que las escuelas y otras instituciones públicas están siendo cada vez más cooptadas para el reclutamiento policial, las bibliotecas deben resistirse a convertirse en otro brazo del sistema carcelario. No pueden decir que son un espacio seguro si reciben con los brazos abiertos a las mismas fuerzas que muchas personas temen. Les instamos a reflexionar sobre su papel como responsables del cuidado comunitario y de la confianza pública. Este momento no exige neutralidad, sino liderazgo ético. A continuación incluimos enlaces a acciones que otras ciudades han tomado para proteger a sus residentes. Les pedimos que asuman públicamente una postura firme y se aseguren de que esto no vuelva a ocurrir. Respetuosamente solicitamos una respuesta pública a estas preocupaciones dentro de 14 días posteriores a la recepción de esta carta. Creemos que este es un plazo razonable para reconocer las voces de la comunidad y demostrar un compromiso con la transparencia y la rendición de cuentas. Atentamente,