President Obama should call out the Saudi government in his final State of the Union address for its support of terrorism, sectarian violence, and gross violations of human rights.

Sally Yates was fired as Attorney General by Donald Trump after she ordered the Justice Department not to defend Trump's executive order on travel and immigration. On Monday she testified before Congress about Michael Flynn's lies about his Russian contacts. Now she should be named Special Prosecutor of a thorough inquiry into the Trump administration's ties with Russia. In late January, Yates warned the Trump administration that National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn had not been truthful about his contacts with Russia related to sanctions and that he was vulnerable to blackmail by Russian intelligence. The Washington Post publicly reported Yates's warning on February 13, 2017, and within hours Flynn resigned.[21][22] On January 30, 2017, Yates , writing in a letter to DOJ staff: At present, I am not convinced that the defense of the executive order is consistent with these responsibilities of the Department of Justice, nor am I convinced that the executive order is lawful...I am responsible for ensuring that the positions we take in court remain consistent with this institution's solemn obligation to always seek justice and stand for what is right. For as long as I am the acting Attorney General, the Department of Justice will not present arguments in defense of th[is] executive order, unless and until I become convinced that it is appropriate to do so.[23][24][25] In response to her decision not to defend the order, former Attorney General Eric Holder tweeted that he trusted her judgment.[26] Letter from Sally Yates explaining her view of Executive Order 13769 Later that day, via hand-delivered letter, she was dismissed by the Trump administration

Stop the Alabama legislature from denying loving homes to children eligible for adoption, forcing many to be raised in a string of foster homes and residential facilities

Stop giving away $204 million per year in hidden fees to Wall Street and instead invest our City tax dollars in fixing our streets, filling potholes, cleaning alleys and restoring services such as parks and libraries.

Senator Feingold, you are a Progressive Champion. The results from the Election of 2010 are not representative of what Wisconsinites think of you. You have integrity that is sorely needed and are a hero to people from all parties. We urge you to run for Senator Kohl's seat and to retake your place helping restore the United States Senate to the respected position that it once held in our government.

We the undersigned have at least one of the following concerns regarding the application to divert a watercourse at 31 Paddington Rd: 1) Flooding Risk 2) Safety Risk 3) Maintenance 4) Precedent

"Stop the legal harvesting of endangered sea turtles in the British Virgin Islands"

Governors from California, New York, and Washington have launched a coalition committed to the carbon reduction efforts called for under the Paris Agreement, which has now been joined by a total of 12 states and Puerto Rico. We urge Governor Bill Walker to enlist Alaska in this new coalition and do everything possible to fight climate change.

Exo Fans want SM Entertainment to consider the health and well being of ALL their artists. We want SM Entertainment to revise the contracts of all 12 Exo members to give them more reign in choosing their activities as well as better benefits (may it be health, exposure to public and entertainment activities, or personal time and vacation or travel time) and pay.

To AOL's Board of Directors and CEO Tim Armstrong: "Blaming 2 pregnant workers for cuts in benefits on a staff-wide call is revolting. Tim Armstrong needs to issue a public apology, and AOL should restore the cuts to workers' benefits. If they're really tight for money, the first cut should be to the $12 million Tim Armstrong took home last year."