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  • Fire Violent ICE Agent David Brouillette—and Charge Him!
    Joan Sebastián was a 25-year-old father driving near his home in Biddeford, Maine, when ICE agents shot and killed him earlier this month. A neighbor watched Joan’s wife collapse to her knees over his body. Their 3-year-old daughter stood beside her, crying, wearing a little pink backpack. The agent who pulled the trigger, David Brouillette, should never have been carrying a badge and a gun. Multiple relatives have confirmed he has a long history of violent behavior—including a voicemail in which he told a woman that someone should slit her throat. He also mocked an ex-wife for seeking a restraining order and suggested she and other women in her family should die. ICE is abusive, violent, and leaves all of us less safe. Tell DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: Fire David Brouillette now and charge him.
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  • Preserve and Release All Footage Connected to Corey Ruiz's Killing
    Corey Ruiz was shot, multiple times, at close range by police officers in Madison, Wisconsin. Police have their story, but the limited footage released tells another. Corey’s family and their legal team are calling on authorities to “preserve and publicly release all footage of the encounter, including squad-car and bystander video, and to examine whether the use of deadly force was justified while Ruiz was on the ground.” And so are we. 
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  • STRICTER GUN POLICIES
    As of July of 2026, approximately 12 children are killed a day due to school shootings. Sign this petition today to encourage stricter gun laws along with mental evaluations before guns are purchased. 
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    Created by Faith Bowden
  • Put Human Dignity and Democracy at the Center of Artificial Intelligence
    Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of the infrastructure of everyday life. It is shaping how people work, learn, communicate, receive health care, obtain credit, encounter news, and participate in democracy. Decisions now being made by a relatively small number of corporations will affect the rights, opportunities, livelihoods, and security of billions of people. We therefore call on the leaders of major AI companies to place human dignity, the common good, democratic accountability, and social justice at the center of AI development and deployment—not as public-relations language, but as binding principles reflected in product design, corporate governance, business partnerships, and long-term strategy. AI systems are not neutral. They embody choices about whose interests are prioritized, whose risks are tolerated, and who gains or loses power. Innovation that is not accountable to the public can deepen inequality, weaken worker protections, erode privacy, normalize surveillance, manipulate human behavior, and place decisions of great consequence beyond meaningful democratic control. We urge AI executives to adopt the following commitments: ·    Protect human dignity and autonomy. Do not design systems that reduce people to data points, exploit cognitive vulnerabilities, manipulate users, or make consequential decisions without meaningful human review, explanation, and appeal. ·    Respect workers and share the benefits of innovation. Assess how AI affects jobs, wages, bargaining power, workplace surveillance, and algorithmic management. Give workers a meaningful voice in decisions that reshape their employment and provide concrete support for people displaced or harmed by automation. ·    Prevent the concentration of digital power. Expand responsible access for educators, researchers, nonprofit organizations, small businesses, public-interest institutions, and communities that otherwise could be excluded from the benefits of advanced AI. ·    Create genuine public participation and independent oversight. Establish empowered, diverse, and independent ethics and safety bodies; consult affected communities, civil-society organizations, labor representatives, and experts outside the technology industry; and publish the results of credible external audits. ·    Support binding democratic regulation. Publicly endorse a strong federal framework for AI oversight, including an independent national authority with the power to set safety and transparency standards, require audits, investigate harms, oversee high-risk systems, and enforce civil-rights and labor protections. ·    Reject lethal and repressive uses. Prohibit the development or integration of AI for autonomous weapons, unaccountable battlefield targeting, mass repression, or pervasive surveillance, and disclose clear standards governing military, intelligence, and law-enforcement contracts. ·    Broaden the meaning of AI safety. Treat discrimination, inequality, labor displacement, privacy violations, environmental costs, political manipulation, and the erosion of democracy as core safety concerns—not secondary issues. ·    Accept responsibility for harm. Provide accessible processes for challenge, appeal, correction, compensation, and redress when AI systems injure individuals or communities, and be prepared to decline profitable uses that cannot be reconciled with human rights and the public good. The question is not whether AI should be free from all restraint. The question is: free for what, accountable to whom, and governed under whose terms? In a constitutional democracy, limits on concentrated private power are not an attack on freedom; they are often necessary to preserve freedom, dignity, and equal citizenship for everyone. We ask the leaders of the AI industry to make public, measurable, and enforceable commitments to these principles and to work in good faith with democratic institutions, workers, civil society, and affected communities. The future of AI must not be decided by market incentives and technical elites alone. It must be shaped through public accountability and ordered toward the common good.
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  • Stricter Gun Policies
    As of July of 2026, approximately 12 children are killed a day due to school shootings. Sign this petition today to encourage stricter gun laws along with mental evaluations before guns are purchased. 
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    Created by Faith Bowden
  • Bring Chucky Lozano Back To San Diego FC
    Dear Coach Mikey Varas and the San Diego FC leadership, We are asking you to reconsider bringing Hirving “Chucky” Lozano back to San Diego FC. Chucky is a world-class player who has already shown the talent, experience, and passion he can bring to this club. His creativity, speed, and leadership would strengthen the team on the field while also bringing excitement to fans throughout San Diego and beyond. We understand that difficult decisions have to be made, but we believe everyone deserves the opportunity for a fresh start if both sides are willing to move forward. Reuniting with Chucky could benefit the club, the players, and the supporters who have continued to believe in him. We respectfully ask you to reopen discussions and seriously consider welcoming him back to San Diego FC.
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  • Save the Northglenn Fusion Swim Team
    Subject: Urgent Request to Reconsider and Re-open the Northglenn Fusion Swim Team Dear Mayor, Members of City Council, and Parks & Recreation Leadership, We are writing as heartbroken Northglenn parents and residents to ask that you pause the sudden closure of the Northglenn Fusion Swim Team. Before this program is lost for good, we respectfully request to consider our letter. When our children heard the news today, they were absolutely devastated. For our families, Fusion is not just an after-school activity—it is a second home at the Northglenn Recreation Center. Since Head Coach Jim Sharp joined in July 2024, the team has grown by 50 swimmers. Coach Jim’s mission has always been to develop exceptional young people and strong students who make Northglenn proud. Our children have poured their hearts into this sport, building lasting friendships and succeeding in competitions. Closing the team would shutter their hard work and dedication. While we understand the city faces difficult budget choices, we do not want you to bear this financial burden alone. As a dedicated community, we are willing to pay more to keep our children in the pool. We would like to discuss the following financial revisions: · Higher Dues: Restructuring monthly fees to directly cover operational shortfalls. · Covering Meet Costs: Having families directly absorb all coach travel and meet expenses. Please keep this opportunity open for our children. We respectfully ask you to temporarily pause this decision and meet with a delegation of parents and coaches to review these financial solutions. Thank you for your time and leadership. We look forward to your prompt response. Sincerely, The Parents and Swimmers of Northglenn Fusion
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  • Get Victoria “V” Back on Below Deck Med
    Bring "V" Back to Below Deck Mediterranean! To: Bravo TV, 51 Minds Entertainment, and Andy Cohen We, the dedicated fans of Below Deck Mediterranean, are calling on Bravo, 51 Minds Entertainment, and Andy Cohen to bring V back for another season of Below Deck Med! From stepping up inside the interior as a stew to transitioning seamlessly to the exterior as a deckhand, V proved to be one of the most versatile, hard-working, and resilient crew members in the history of the franchise. Beyond her impressive work ethic, V won over viewers with her genuine authenticity, humor, and heart—proving that you can handle high-seas drama with real grace.
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  • Mandate Fiscal Transparency and End Waste of Title IV-E Taxpayer Funds in Foster Care
    We petition the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS/CPS), state lawmakers, and child welfare oversight committees to implement immediate, rigorous financial transparency for all entities receiving Title IV-E federal funding. Nationally, Title IV-E represents a massive $40 billion annual federal expenditure dedicated to child welfare. Yet, because the system lacks direct transaction tracking, millions in tax dollars intended strictly for the basic maintenance of foster children are being lost to administrative drift, privatization loopholes, and unmonitored placements. As fiscal conservatives and concerned citizens, we demand that every organization, private contractor, kinship placement, and foster home receiving these funds be required to use a state-monitored, restricted-use financial account and auditable electronic transaction card. Taxpayers have a right to know exactly where their money is going, and vulnerable minors have a right to the basic provisions the law guarantees them. The Fiscal Reality: Where is the Money Going? Under section 475(4) of the Social Security Act, Title IV-E "foster care maintenance payments" are legally defined to cover specific, essential costs: food, clothing, shelter, daily supervision, and school supplies. These are not optional luxuries; they are explicit requirements funded by billions of our hard-earned tax dollars. Despite this massive influx of capital, a severe lack of baseline auditing allows widespread financial mismanagement to hide in plain sight: • Taxpayer Waste: Private contractors and foster placements receive predictable, consistent stipends to feed and clothe children, yet standard audits do not track how individual dollars are spent at the retail level.  • Deprivation of Needs: While the state pays private networks to care for minors, children are routinely kept in outgrown, painfully tight shoes and degraded clothing, relying on recycled hand-me-downs while the funding evaporates into organizational overhead or unverified provider accounts. • The "Belong" Case Study: Under the oversight of Belong—a privatized organization managing ⁠case operations for Texas DFPS—a three-year-old child was forced to wear the exact same shirt three weeks in a row. He was crammed into shoes he had entirely outgrown five months prior. Worse yet, when the biological parent, (myself) offered to purchase and provide brand-new clothing at zero cost to the state, the foster placement explicitly used a Belong caseworker to demand I stop sending my son back with anything, stating "we have everything we need for him." If the placement "has everything,” why is my three-year-old walking in shoes that crush his toes and wearing the same shirt three weeks in a row, smelling like dog? This is a blatant failure of fiscal stewardship. •The Solution• Conserving Capital through Digital Auditing Throwing more money at a broken system will not fix it. We need structural accountability that respects the taxpayer and protects the child. We demand legislation implementing a three-part financial lock: 1. Auditable Transaction Cards: Mandate that all foster care maintenance stipends be distributed via restricted-use electronic transaction cards. Every transaction must be digitally logged. 2. Strict Category Enforcement: Limit card usage exclusively to merchants and categories defined by federal law—specifically clothing stores, grocery stores, and school supplies. 3. Zero-Trust Accountability: Enforce routine digital audits of private contractors like Belong to eliminate the deep-seated waste and lack of transparency currently woven through the state’s privatized child welfare network. We must stop treating multi-billion-dollar child welfare funds as an honor system for private organizations. Sign this petition to demand that our tax dollars are strictly conserved, transparently tracked, and spent directly on the children who need them.
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  • Vote NO to Zoning Variances in West Orange
    To West Orange Authorities: Susan McCartney (Mayor of West Orange), Diana L. Chandler (Zoning Board Secretary), Geniece Gary-Adams (Director of Planning & Development/Zoning official) To Members of the Zoning Board: Philip D. Neuer, Chairperson / Irv Schwarzbaum, Vice-Chairperson / William Michael Barbee / Laurence Cohen / Robin Miller / Brent D. Scott / Alice Weiss / Mark Sussman (Alt.) / Michael Dannemiller (Alt.) / Tal Ben-Zvi (Alt ) / Todd Dubovy (Alt.) To Municipal Officials: Savo, Schalk, Corsini, Warner, Gillespie, O’Grodnick & Fisher PA, Board Attorneys / CME Associates, Consulting Planner / John J. Hess, PE, PP, Consulting Engineer / Zayibeth Carballo, Municipal Engineer ---  Dear Mayor, dear members of the Zoning Board, dear Municipal officials, We, the undersigned residents of West Orange, demand that the Zoning Board DENY Application ZB-25-07 in its entirety. We strongly oppose the requested use variances and any accompanying site adjustments. We respectfully request: • Safeguard us from fire and safety hazards. Operating a heavy-duty automotive repair shop, routinely handling flammable liquids, fuel systems, and welding equipment, in close proximity to existing fueling stations raises legitimate fire and safety concerns for a corridor never planned or designed for this concentration of combustible-material handling. • Uphold our zoning ordinance and Master Plan. The B-2 General Business Zone ordinance deliberately excludes automotive service stations as a permitted use, in keeping with the Township's Master Plan goals of a pedestrian-friendly, building-oriented commercial corridor. The applicant has not demonstrated the special reasons or hardship required to override this established zoning scheme, nor has it shown the proposal meets the site's own legal requirements: the plan exceeds the 60% maximum lot coverage at 63.3%, provides only 22 of the legally required 25 parking spaces with no designated loading area, and proposes lighting that spills onto neighboring properties at nearly ten times the permitted limit. • Ensure traffic safety. 460 Prospect Avenue sits directly opposite the heavily congested Essex Green Shopping Center. Adding a 7-bay automotive repair facility, with its associated service traffic, vehicle storage, and customer flow, will worsen existing traffic delays and increase risks to pedestrians in the area. • Protect our right to a clean environment. Demolishing an existing office building to introduce heavy vehicle servicing creates unnecessary risks of chemical runoff, noise pollution, and offensive odors in a corridor that borders our residential community. • Defend real public benefit. This is not a new service for our town, it is a corporate relocation. West Orange gains no meaningful community benefit from setting aside its own zoning laws to accommodate a private commercial facility that could operate within its existing, legally permitted use categories elsewhere. We do not want variances. We demand that the Zoning Board protect the integrity of our neighborhood, enforce our existing town ordinances, and safeguard our quality of life by voting NO on this application. Sincerely,
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  • Keep Super PAC Money Out of the Norfolk County DA Race
    On July 15, 2026, a SuperPAC  was created titled "Results for Norfolk County Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee."  The chair of the committee, Helen Gaianopoulus, lists her address in Lexington.  The Treasurer, Vann Snyder, lists his address in Morro Bay, CA.   Its purpose is "to advocate for candidates and policies that will bring a more just and equitable approach to Norfolk County."  This appears to be directed at our upcoming District Attorney race. 
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  • Let Michigan Kids Read!
    Republicans and the far-right have continued their crusade to ban books and restrict what Michigan children and families can access.  Michigan children continue to experience some of the worst declines in literacy compared to other states. And yet, extremists want to further limit the freedom to read. These blatant attempts at censorship are hurting our children the most.  We trust Michigan families and youth to decide what to read. If you agree, add your name to the petition to demonstrate that Michiganders oppose banning books!
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