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    Three people have died from hantavirus after an outbreak of the severe disease on a cruise ship, and several more cases have been confirmed.  Eighteen American passengers are currently being monitored for the disease, which has a 42-day incubation period.  And while the threat to the public remains low, this outbreak demonstrates how critical it is for the United States to work hand in hand with other countries through the World Health Organization (WHO)—which Trump recklessly withdrew us from earlier this year. Tell the Trump administration: Keep Americans safe—rejoin the WHO now!
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  • Justice for Renee Good: Remove Jonathan Ross from duty!
    ICE has quietly moved Jonathan Ross – the ICE agent who killed Renee Nicole Good – to another state and placed him on desk duty doing investigative work. This is not accountability or justice.  Less than six months ago, unarmed Minneapolis mother Renee Nicole Good was brutally killed by ICE agent Jonathan Ross during “Operation Metro Surge." Operation Metro Surge was part of Donald Trump’s plan to arrest, detain, and deport as many undocumented immigrants as possible as part of his mass deportation machine. What actually happened is that several U.S. citizens and people who are lawfully present were harassed, stalked, and threatened by ICE and Customs and Border Patrol agents. Some of it escalated to killing, as in the cases of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. 
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  • Tell HUD: Trans people deserve safe emergency shelter!
    The Trump administration is ramping up its attacks on transgender communities, this time targeting people without a home to sleep in. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has just proposed a rule that would force federally funded shelters to turn away trans people or place them based on the sex listed on their birth certificate, stripping them of basic dignity and putting them in danger. If finalized, this rule will leave vulnerable and housing-insecure transgender people with nowhere safe to turn. Sign the petition to demand HUD withdraw this cruel and discriminatory proposed rule immediately.
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  • Workplace Safety for All Amazon Workers! Prevent the next tragedy now.
    An Amazon warehouse worker tragically died on the job in Troutdale, Oregon ,on April 6, 2026. According to local investigative reporting, the worker collapsed at the PDX9 warehouse — and Amazon employees were ordered to continue working while the man lay on the floor of the fulfillment center. "Just turn around and not look. Let's get back to work," said a manager, according to reports.  This is outrageous, unacceptable behavior from Amazon. And it's the latest stain on the mega-corporation's poor workplace safety record. Amazon's corporate greed puts profits ahead of worker safety.
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  • Newberry County Council: Reject the Project Altair Data Center
    We, the undersigned residents of Newberry County, call on the Newberry County Council to reject Ordinance 03-01-2026 and decline to option the remaining acreage of Mid-Carolina Commerce Park II to the Project Altair data center developer. Newberry County is a place defined by its land, its water, and the quiet rhythm of small-town life. A data center on this site puts all three at risk — for the benefit of an out-of-state developer and a corporate tenant who will not live here, send their children to our schools, or drink from our wells. The documented harms are not speculation: ⚡ Higher electric bills for every household. Bloomberg's analysis of 25,000 grid nodes found wholesale electricity prices have risen up to 267% over five years in areas near significant data center activity. The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects residential electricity prices could rise up to 40% by 2030. Without a separate large-load rate class, every Newberry Electric Cooperative member would help pay for infrastructure built to serve a single industrial customer. 💧 Strain on our water supply. A medium-sized data center uses roughly 110 million gallons of water per year. Larger facilities consume up to 5 million gallons per day — the equivalent of a town of 30,000 to 50,000 people. Even "closed-loop" cooling requires continuous makeup water. 🔊 Round-the-clock industrial noise. Data center cooling systems and backup generators produce continuous low-frequency noise that travels farther and is harder to block than ordinary noise. Studies show noise above 65 decibels raises stress, blood pressure, and disrupts sleep. Residential neighborhoods and the Mid-Carolina Country Club would be in the affected zone. 🏥 Real public health costs. A 2025 modeling study projects that U.S. data centers in 2030 could contribute to roughly 1,300 premature deaths and 600,000 asthma symptom cases per year — driven by emissions from backup generators and the gas plants brought online to serve them. 👷 Few permanent jobs. Data centers create very few ongoing jobs relative to their footprint and resource demand — typically 30 to 50 once operational. The recently withdrawn $3 billion Spartanburg "Project Spero" data center would have created just 50 jobs. Our way of life is not for sale. We are not opposed to economic growth. We are opposed to growth that takes more from our community than it gives — that raises our utility bills, drains our aquifers, fills our nights with industrial hum, and leaves us with the cleanup when the technology cycle moves on. We call on Newberry County Council to: 1. Vote NO on the third reading of Ordinance 03-01-2026. 2. Decline any Fee in Lieu of Tax (FILOT), Special Source Revenue Credit, or Multi-County Industrial Park designation that would subsidize this project at taxpayer expense. 3. Publicly release the Santee Cooper grid study and Newberry Electric Cooperative load and rate-impact analyses before any further action. 4. Preserve Mid-Carolina Commerce Park II for industrial uses that create real, lasting jobs in proportion to the resources they consume. Newberry County deserves an economic future built on more than one secretive deal with one corporate tenant. We are watching. We are organized. And we are voting.
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  • Don’t Leave it Up to Trump. Congress Must End War on Iran!
    Even without legal authority to justify the use of force to begin with, a 60-day clock under the War Powers Resolution of 1973 has expired on the Trump administration’s war on Iran. I urge you to reassert congressional authority by voting to terminate hostilities, blocking any further funding for this war, and rejecting any attempts to authorize more violence.
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  • Remove ALL medical debt from credit reports!
    Millions of people across the country are navigating a broken healthcare system where a single diagnosis, accident, or emergency can unravel years of financial stability.  Medical debt is a major source of financial hardship in the United States, and it is making it harder for everyday people to secure stable housing and transportation and meet their basic needs. It also traps people in a vicious cycle. When people fear what a medical bill will do to their finances, they delay or skip care—often worsening their health and increasing the debt they face. In fact, one-third of Americans with medical debt have put off care they or a family member needed because of the cost. At a time when families are struggling and Trump and Republicans in Congress are focused on gutting our safety net, we need to hold corporations accountable for also fueling this ongoing affordability crisis.
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  • Congress Must Reject Trump’s $1.5T Pentagon Budget Request
    Communities across the country are desperate for investments in infrastructure, healthcare, education, and more. The Trump administration’s $1.5 trillion Pentagon budget request for FY2027 is an unjustifiable down payment on war and violence.
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  • No Apprentice Reboot with Donald Trump Jr.
    Amazon MGM Studios is in preliminary talks to reboot "The Apprentice," a show that presented Donald Trump as a successful businessman—despite his filing business bankruptcy a whopping six times— and helped lay the groundwork for his 2016 presidential run.  Not only does the streaming service want to bring the reality show back, but they want another Trump at the helm—Donald Trump Jr. Donald Trump Jr. is a grifter who has abused his access to the White House to profit. He shouldn’t be rewarded for his nepotism and greed with a reality show. We’re demanding Amazon reject this reboot with Don Jr. now!
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  • Protect Play in LAUSD Elementary Schools
    Dear LAUSD Board Members and District Leadership, We are writing as caregivers, educators, and community members to ask LAUSD to take the next step in supporting students by expanding and protecting meaningful opportunities for play during the school day. We recognize and appreciate recent progress, including the implementation of SB 291, which guarantees 30 minutes of daily recess, and efforts to limit student device use during the school day. We also value LAUSD’s Joy and Wellness initiative, which reflects a commitment to supporting the whole child. These efforts point in the right direction. Now, the structure of the school day must reflect those priorities in practice. We are asking LAUSD to: •  Expand daily opportunities for unstructured play beyond the 30-minute minimum required under SB 291  •  Ensure students receive real, usable play time by minimizing time lost to transitions, lining up, and interruptions  •  Integrate movement and play throughout the school day, not confined to a single block  •  Align school day structures with device policies by providing meaningful alternatives to screen time through movement, play, and peer interaction  •  Recognize play as a critical support for student mental health, helping students regulate, connect, and reset  •  Address equity gaps by ensuring all students have access to safe, consistent opportunities for play, especially those without access to parks or open space outside of school  Students today are navigating rising mental health challenges, increased screen exposure, and, for many, limited access to safe outdoor spaces outside of school. At the same time, schools are working to improve engagement and address chronic absenteeism. These priorities are deeply connected. Expanding and protecting play time is a concrete way to bring LAUSD’s Joy and Wellness initiative to life during the school day. Play is not separate from these goals; it is part of the solution. It supports attention, engagement, emotional regulation, belonging, and peer connection. It helps create the conditions that make learning possible. We are not asking for less learning time. We are asking for a school day that better reflects how students learn best within existing instructional requirements. Policy is moving in the right direction—now the school day needs to catch up. We urge LAUSD to build on its current policies and create a more balanced, developmentally aligned school day for all students. We are asking for a return to the 15-30-15 play schedule that many of us enjoyed in public schools as children. Let's return to play in childhood and in schools, because play is learning!
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  • U.S. voters shape the futures of people here and abroad. Let’s protect the right to vote!
    The Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais has gutted crucial provisions that prevented racial discrimination in voting. Congress must restore and strengthen these protections by passing the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.
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  • Pass a Nationwide AI Data Center Moratorium
    AI data centers are rapidly popping up across the country—putting a drain on our communities, environment, and local economies. Everyday Americans are taking on Big Tech one by one in cities and towns, but they're up against big money and corrupt interests.  We need a federal solution to rein in corporations, ensure proper oversight, and protect people and our natural resources.  We demand Congress pass the Artificial Intelligence Data Center Moratorium Act NOW!
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