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Tell the Washington Post to End AI Price Gouging!Many Washington Post subscribers were recently alerted that their subscription rates will be going up, with the update buried in the fine print of an email: “This price was set by an algorithm using your personal data.” Access to the news is vital, but billionaire Jeff Bezos’ grip on one of the nation’s leading media companies is putting profit ahead of the public good. The more we normalize this kind of price gouging, the more corporations will use AI to extract money from us. Sign the petition now calling on The Washington Post to end predatory surveillance pricing!1 of 100 Signatures
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Rein in corporations from using AI to price gouge everyday Americans!Representatives Greg Casar and Rashida Tlaib have introduced legislation called the "Stop AI Price Gouging and Wage Fixing Act" to ban predatory surveillance pricing—and now it’s time for Congress to bring it to a vote. Many Washington Post subscribers were recently alerted that their subscription rates will be going up, and they buried it in the fine print of an email: “This price was set by an algorithm using your personal data.” And they aren’t the only ones. Everything from grocery stores to airlines and rideshare companies have recently come under fire for using AI to set predatory pricing. The more we normalize this kind of price gouging, the more corporations will use AI to extract money from us. Sign the petition now calling on members of Congress to pass the Stop AI Price Gouging and Wage Fixing Act!1 of 100 Signatures
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CSUN Needs More TreesThe campus of California State University, Northridge needs more trees and shaded spaces as temperatures in the San Fernando Valley continue to rise. The Valley already experiences extreme heat, with summer temperatures often exceeding 100°F during heat waves, and research shows that the greater Los Angeles area has warmed over time and could heat up by another 4 to 5°F by mid-century. Climate projections also suggest that the number of extreme heat days in the Valley could increase dramatically in the coming decades, making hot conditions more frequent and more intense. At the same time, urban development has replaced natural land with concrete and asphalt, which trap heat and make outdoor areas feel even hotter. Studies show that increasing tree cover can reduce temperatures by several degrees, while shaded spaces can make a significant difference in how hot it feels. Without more trees and shade, CSUN students will have to deal with increasingly uncomfortable and potentially unsafe conditions as the climate continues to warm. Students and community members should take action now by signing a petition to raise awareness and push for more sustainable, shaded campus spaces that will protect current and future students.17 of 100 SignaturesCreated by More Trees -
Free Juan Chavez Velasco!Juan Chavez Velasco was driving to bring his newborn daughter in the NICU milk when ICE agents surrounded his vehicle, arrested him, and transported him to a detention camp more than 170 miles away from his wife and three children. He never even got a chance to hold his newborn. Juan belongs home, with his family and his children. Add your name to demand he be released immediately!263 of 300 SignaturesCreated by MoveOn -
Make April 10th Dolores Huerta DayCease federal recognition of Cesar Chavez Day on March 31st and instead establish April 10th as Dolores Huerta Day, a federally recognized holiday that honors the monumental role Dolores Huerta has played in advancing farmworker labor rights and civil rights185 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Richard Ferro
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Investigate the deadly bombing of Iranian elementary schoolA horrific and deadly U.S. military strike targeted an elementary school in Iran, killing 175 people including more than 100 children. This isn’t a tragedy—it’s an atrocity—one that should have never occurred. Failure to demonstrate due diligence and protect civilians is a clear violation of international humanitarian law. Children should not fear going to school, worried that the U.S. military will bomb their place of learning. We owe it to every child and family impacted by the horrifying attack to investigate and hold all those responsible accountable.871 of 1,000 Signatures -
Demand Congress Impeach Defense Secretary HegsethDefense Secretary Pete Hegseth is unfit to serve, and I urge you to take immediate steps to impeach him.7 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Win Without War
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URGENT: Save Our Crunch Gym!Crunch Fitness at 5100 Wisconsin Avenue NW has served DC's Upper Northwest since January 2011. It's a tight-knit community, a home away from home for many of us — we love the staff, the trainers, the instructors, and the classes. This isn't just a gym closing. Crunch is a rare kind of place. The regional manager confirms that this location consistently receives the highest ratings of any in their network for friendliness and cleanliness. Smaller than the typical corporate gym, it works precisely because of that intimacy: you know the staff, you know your classmates, you feel at home. For many of us, it has become an anchor in our daily lives. In a time when churches, community centers, and social clubs have faded, gyms like Crunch have filled that hole. This is not just a place to work out — it is a home away from home, full of light and lightness. People are happy, jokey, and care about each other. It is, in the truest sense, a place where people know your name. Many of us were blindsided on Monday, March 16, when Onelife Fitness announced the gym would close in just 30 days — April 15. Even the gym's own manager didn't know until corporate representatives arrived unannounced and delivered the news in person. The closure stems from two factors: a failure to reach a new lease agreement with the building's landlord, Donohoe, and a corporate decision that a smaller Crunch franchise situated relatively close to two of their larger gyms no longer fits Onelife's business model. This is not a story of a struggling gym — Crunch has approximately 1,200 members, continues to attract new ones, and is a financial success. Yet Onelife is closing it anyway, while actively expanding along the East Coast, opening four new clubs in January 2026 alone. Crunch is conveniently located a block from Friendship Heights Metro, easily reachable by car, foot, and public transit, and next door to Rodman's. It is woven into the fabric of this neighborhood. We appeal to Onelife to keep Crunch open and thriving — and we appeal to Donohoe to find a compromise on the lease that allows this beloved community institution to remain. Friendship Heights deserves better than to lose one of its most cherished gathering places.402 of 500 SignaturesCreated by Amy Mayers -
Tell AT&T: Do not extend your contract with ICE!AT&T is one of the top corporations profiting from Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s cruel and inhumane deportation agenda. For decades AT&T has contracted with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and it has expanded its scope under the Trump administration. Right now, a $90.8 million contract is set to expire in September—but could be extended through 2032 for an additional $74.4 million dollars. AT&T has more than 100 million customers in the U.S. They answer to us—the people. It's time to cut its ties to ICE!44,846 of 45,000 Signatures -
Keep the Lindey's Truffle Tots on the MenuThe truffle tots are highly loved and appreciated by the community as a whole. They should not be removed from the menu; instead they should be a forever item.15 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Reagan rife -
Equal Self‑Defense Rights: Standardized Firearm Training + Lawful Carry Protections Nationwide**This petition calls for fair, consistent self‑defense laws that protect law‑abiding adults and reduce violence in our communities. Due to ongoing racial violence and unequal protection, many African American communities feel forced to rely on themselves for safety. We are requesting legislation that: - Establishes **basic standardized firearm safety training** for lawful adult gun owners (18+ where permitted by law) - Ensures **equal, non-discriminatory access** to lawful carry rights for qualified, law‑abiding adults - Creates clear rules that support **responsible ownership**, safe storage, and accountability - Reduces the burden on law enforcement by strengthening lawful, trained community self‑protection including those Afrcan American people with Felonies on ther record. This is not a call for violence. It is a call for **training, responsibility, and equal protection under the law**.25 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Eric Griffin
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NFL: No More War Propaganda!This week, the White House released a video that combined NFL highlight footage with images of U.S. airstrikes in Iran. The video features AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" and juxtaposes big football tackles with U.S. missiles hitting Iran. This comes as we're learning that it was likely a U.S. bomb that flattened an elementary school in Iran, killing at least 175 people, mostly children. The NFL should want no part of this deadly war. The NFL is well known for aggressively protecting its intellectual property and game footage from unauthorized use. So far, the league has not taken legal action or publicly addressed the video. Football is a sport—not a tool for glorifying war and death. The NFL needs to demand that the White House take down this video and not use any of its footage for war propaganda.16,777 of 20,000 SignaturesCreated by Ryan Patrick