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Stop LNG by Rail in Its TracksJust last month, the first Trump administration's Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) by Rail rule was repealed by the courts after being suspended by the Biden administration. Trump had reversed a longstanding ban on moving LNG in tank cars on our nation's railway system, but both the Biden Administration and the courts deemed it too dangerous to allow. That hasn't stopped the Trump administration from trying again. PHMSA, you recently published an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) to hear "stakeholders'" thoughts on moving LNG by rail. It is a first step toward putting in place a rule, once again, that allows it. It was officially declared a bad idea just last month. It's still a bad idea now and will continue to be. PHMSA, do NOT reverse the ban on LNG by rail.1 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Karen Feridun -
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Save Tacoma's Stadium District 75 Year Old Historical USPS Postal StationRankos Stadium Pharmacy's beloved USPS Postal Substation recently received notice: "The United States Postal Services is exercising its right under the Termination Clause..." And our USPS Postal CPU Substation is scheduled to be terminated 120 days from the letter send (date sent June 2, 2025). Rankos Stadium Pharmacy independently operates the USPS Postal Substation within our store. We pay for the operations, training, staffing, ordering, renting, upkeep, and generally do all we can to provide excellent mailing services to our community. We do NOT accept termination of our agreement. We serve people who need our mailing and postal services and we are committed to decreasing all barriers to equitable access to our care and the services we provide. This is a SERVICE. We do it to serve our community. We are committed to assuring all concerns are addressed and people with any access issues, limitations, anyone in the local area, has access to a local, postal station. Join our fight for community access to mailing services at our over 75 year postal substation so we can continue to serve the underserved, provide care and mailing services, and not just be eliminated with no consideration. No, we simply do not accept being "terminated" and we are going to fight for what's right...We are going to fight to keep our substation and continue to serve our community. We need your help! We find this abhorrent. This was unanticipated and is a sudden blow to our store, staff, and our community. Our community relies on the services of Rankos' Postal Substation and the team that works together to provide them! We need your help!! Thank you!!16 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Rankos Pharmacy -
Support Protections for Ukrainian Families - LET THEM STAY!Across the United States, more than 200,000 Ukrainians, families displaced by war, are finding safety—and making a difference. Through the Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) program, they arrived legally and in good faith. Today, they are living and working in communities nationwide, filling essential jobs in service industries, construction, healthcare, manufacturing, and more. They are our neighbors, coworkers, classmates, and friends. But today, they are at risk of losing legal status and work authorization. Without action, families welcomed may face detention or deportation and be forced to leave. “Let them stay. The vast majority want to go home to rebuild their country, but with constant drone and rocket attacks from Russian aggression, it is simply not yet safe.” Americans universally support legal immigration. We’re calling on leaders to keep the promise to support Ukrainians seeking safety and extend their humanitarian immigration status. We invite individuals and organizations (American citizens only please) across the country to stand with us. Your signature and support help advocate for policies that protect U4U families and prepare communities to welcome them.66 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Brian Snyder -
Petition For Higher Pay, Benefits for DCPS Substitute Teachers in Washington, DCPetition For Higher Pay and Better Benefits for DCPS Substitute Teachers in Washington, DC Substitute teachers are vital to student success, stepping in daily to maintain classroom safety and enhance learning. Yet in Washington, DC, these frontline educators are : · Denied access to paid, relevant, trauma informed, high quality training · Given assignments that they are not qualified for · Denied cost-of-living raises · Denied requested meetings with Chancellor Ferebee or his staff · Denied pay for school sponsored professional development · Denied pay for pre-service trainings tat start the week before school starts with the rest of the staff. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CALL ON: Mayor Muriel Bowser Chancellor Lewis Ferebee DC Council Committee of the Whole National and DC PTA/PTO Leadership to implement a Substitute Teacher Equity Policy that includes: · Paid training for trauma-informed classroom management · Paid training for Special Education partner teaching placement · A pay increase to $45.00 an hour, with compensation tiers for assignment difficulty and duration · A formal voice for substitute teachers in school planning, and PTA/PTO participation. Every student deserves a prepared, respected educator, regardless of whether they are a lead teacher, partner teacher, or a substitute teacher. A well-educated, reliable contingent of experienced substitute teachers is necessary to run a school! Washington Substitute Teachers United has been organizing substitute teachers since 2018. WSTU will continue to advocate, to promote equity for substitute teachers.34 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Washington Substitute Teachers United C
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Please Add COVID-19 and Shingles Vaccines to the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP)We urge HHS and Congress to immediately include COVID-19 and Shingles vaccines in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP). Individuals suffering from vaccine-related shoulder injuries (SIRVA) caused by improper injection have no access to compensation under the current system. The alternative program (CICP) is broken and failing victims. It’s time to fix this injustice.99 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Laurie Schlosser -
Do Downtown Woodland Events Committee ApprovalThe concept is simple. Do Downtown Woodland Events is a committee of small business owners who seek to bring more visitors, business and revenue to Woodland. We seek the support of Woodland Business owners and Woodland residents who would like the following: 1. Sidewalk vendor, art based and walking tour events on Main Street of Woodland. 2. A Business owner driven events calender with the purpose of increasing traffic, revenue, awareness and community in the downtown district of Woodland. 3. Business owners and residents working together to foster an inclusive and vibrant art and entrepreneurial environment in our downtown district.89 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Do Downtown Woodland Events Committee Woodland -
Divest Pension Funds from Fossil Fuels!Union members work hard to secure pension plans that will protect their futures, but by keeping those plans invested in fossil fuel production, the long-term security for pension participants and our planet is threatened. Members of the Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) labor union are joining the fight to retire Big Oil by calling for the complete divestment of their pension plans from fossil fuels. And for anyone with a retirement plan, pension, or 401(k)—this is about your money too. With over $5 billion in assets—and at least $100 million tied up in fossil fuels—the SAG-Producers Pension Plan has the power to lead by example and make climate-safe investments. Sign the petition >>362 of 400 Signatures -
Restoring Boonville Fire Department📜 PETITION TO RESTORE FAIR AND UNBIASED FIRE SERVICES CONTRACTS IN YADKIN COUNTY To the Yadkin County Board of Commissioners: We, the undersigned residents, taxpayers, and community members of Yadkin County, respectfully demand that the County Board: 1. Immediately cease any actions that threaten to cancel or withhold funding from the Boonville Volunteer Fire Department (VFD). 2. Restore or renegotiate the Boonville Fire Services contract in good faith, based solely on the department’s ability to provide essential emergency services. 3. Prioritize public safety and transparency in all decisions related to emergency services, and make all communications, motives, and contractual negotiations available for public review. We believe that: • Withholding emergency fire services funding is a betrayal of public trust, and a risk to community safety. • Fire departments exist to serve the people • Yadkin County leaders are entrusted with the responsibility to act in the best interest of public health and safety, without favoritism, retaliation, or bias. This petition is a call for accountability, fairness, and immediate corrective action. We urge the Board of Commissioners to: • Reinstate a fair, performance-based contract with Boonville VFD. • Commit to unbiased oversight of all Yadkin County fire service districts. • Hold a public hearing to explain the rationale behind these decisions. The safety of our families and our community must come first.208 of 300 SignaturesCreated by Nikki Money
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Preserve Our Live Oaks: Save Tree 16I am petitioning against the removal of the live oak tree outside Building 16 at Oakhampton Place Apartment. I want to express my concerns about how such acts will disrupt both my living experience and the environment.52 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Anonymous — -
Save CalPERS Members' Access to UC Health by August 7, 2025Update: Negotiations have been extended until August 9th, 2025. Dates in the following letter have been updated to reflect this change. Dear Dr. Donald Moulds, CalPERS Health Director, We, the undersigned, are alarmed that CalPERS members may lose access to the UC Health System and urge you to support an agreement between Blue Shield of California and the UC Medical System. CalPERS is recognized as one of the premier healthcare providers, not just in California but across the nation. It has been a privilege to have CalPERS insurance, something that we have all invested in and many of us have fought to maintain at our institutions. We have enjoyed relative stability, knowing we could rely on consistent access to our quality providers and care year after year. However, we are deeply concerned by a letter that has been posted by UC Health stating all of the University of California’s healthcare facilities and professionals are currently in negotiations with Blue Shield, and if an agreement is not reached by August 9th, CalPERS plans will no longer be accepted by the UC Health System. Many of us are questioning the value of a statewide insurance plan that is eliminating one of the largest and highest-rated statewide medical institutions in California from its list of providers. The UC health system is important for CalPERS members, because the UCs provide access to specialists that are otherwise unavailable in many areas. When CalPERS changed partnership from Blue Cross to Blue Shield of California, members were assured that our access to care would be largely unaltered and improved. However, the current threat of not reaching an agreement with the UC system is a major disruption of healthcare access. If Blue Shield of California cuts access to specialist doctors housed at large research institutions, we will be unable to access the care we need. To not form an agreement with the UC system would affect CalPERS members throughout the entire state of California. Many of us would be without access to any specialists and our coverage would be reduced to local hospitals and emergency care centers. We strongly support our right to access quality healthcare and kindly ask you to advocate on our behalf with Blue Shield of California. We hope you can help facilitate an agreement with the UC Health System that maintains their partnership, allowing your members to receive essential medical care. We rely on CalPERS to maintain the high standard and continuity of care that they have provided historically, and we hope that you will step in to ensure we have continued access to quality care in the UC Health System. Sincerely, Concerned CalPERS Members and Our Supporters159 of 200 SignaturesCreated by Concerned Healthcare Members -
A Life Stolen. A Voice Silenced. Help Free Jose MuyetTo: Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Clemency Board: I am writing to urge you to review the case of Jose Muyet, who has spent more than 30 years behind bars in a New York State prison under a RICO conviction — despite no physical evidence connecting him to the crimes. His conviction was secured through incentivized testimony from cooperating witnesses, a deeply flawed and often unjust practice that has contributed to countless wrongful convictions, especially during the height of the 1990s war on crime. Jose Muyet was sentenced to multiple life terms — a punishment that far outweighs any fair sense of justice, especially given the lack of direct evidence. But his story doesn’t end there. During his incarceration, Jose has undergone a profound transformation. He is no longer the young man who entered the system decades ago. He has become a writer, a thinker, a mentor, and a student of life. His essays and personal reflections reveal a man who has turned inward, reckoned with his past, and emerged with a voice of clarity and compassion. Jose’s writing has given others — both inside and outside prison walls — a sense of hope, healing, and truth. He has taken full accountability for his past and dedicated himself to personal growth and spiritual strength. He is no longer a threat to society. On the contrary, he is an asset to it. We are calling on you to grant clemency, commute his sentence, or reopen his case for review. New York has the opportunity to correct an injustice — not just for Jose Muyet, but as a statement that redemption, growth, and humanity matter. Justice is not just about punishment. It’s about progress, compassion, and the courage to say: this man deserves another chance. Sincerely, Wilma Matos39 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Wilma Matos -
Demand Diplomacy Over Military Action with IranI call on you to publicly denounce President Trump’s reckless decision to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities, and to demand an immediate return to diplomacy. Rather than ending Iran’s nuclear program, the bombing is more likely to push Iran to pursue a nuclear weapon, something the US intelligence community says they have yet to decide to do. The painful truth is Iran already agreed to verifiably limit its nuclear enrichment efforts in 2015, but President Trump made the choice to withdraw from that agreement in 2018. Now he has undermined his own efforts to reach a new agreement with Iran by bombing the country without consulting Congress. In the long run, diplomacy is the only path to achieve a successful outcome with Iran, and this bombing has seriously set back those efforts. I urge you to call on President Trump to return to a diplomatic approach.28 of 100 SignaturesCreated by Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)