Despite both a lack of congressional approval and a ceasefire with Iran, the United States continues to conduct “defensive” strikes. In addition, U.S. threats against Cuba are escalating and the president casually threatened to blow up Oman.
The Justice Department has launched a perjury probe against E. Jean Carroll, the woman who won millions in damages against Donald Trump in two civil suits, for sexual assault and defamation. In other corruption news, it was revealed that a White House official played a role in the Pentagon’s decision to loan $620 million to a company tied to the president’s son.
Elders and disabled Americans are experiencing significant challenges accessing Social Security assistance. (PS, If you are having issues with Social Security, your congressional representative may be able to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out.)
In the 11,000 cases challenging ICE activity, the government has lost 90% of the time.
Thirty-five former federal judges have petitioned the court to re-open the IRS-related litigation that spawned the “anti-weaponization” fund.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has filed a motion to dismiss federal charges it faces, arguing constitutional violations and vindictive prosecution.
Encourage donor advised funds to restore eligibility to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Join the Congressional Black Caucus and Democracy Action Center to urge corporations to speak out against the GOP redistricting push.
Can you swap 15 minutes of news scrolling for 15 minutes of pro-democracy action this week? Here’s why and how you should.
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