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What does the Trump v. Casa decision actually do?
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What does the Trump v. Casa decision actually do?

What this decision is: The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has made it more difficult to stop the Trump administration from committing illegal acts.

What this decision is not: SCOTUS has not eliminated birthright citizenship.

What you can do: Read our guide to this disastrous decision for full details and three ways you can help in this fight.

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Spreading the Message
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Spreading the Message

Exit your political bubble and go out into your neighborhood, go to your family, go to your friends, and do the scary thing you’ve always been told is rude in polite company: Talk about politics. We’ll explain how this helps us succeed, and we’ll give you some tips for opening up the conversation.

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Why Celebrating Juneteenth is More Important Than Ever
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Why Celebrating Juneteenth is More Important Than Ever

While some celebrate Independence Day on July 4th, for many in the black community, Juneteenth is our Independence Day—the day that our ancestors’ emancipation was finally proclaimed across the country, and the end of almost a century of slavery. Read about the legacy of Juneteenth and why it’s becoming more and more important every year to celebrate this momentous day in history.

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Who Controls The Past?
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Who Controls The Past?

To control the collective memory of a people through history erases everything a people once was and replaces it with an eternal present. A simple adjustment to the “facts” of the day can justify any action, no matter how obviously stupid and cruel. Power becomes unmoored from the systems that balance against baser human instincts and then the world is one where only the corrupt can flourish.

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The Case for Nonviolence
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The Case for Nonviolence

The power of nonviolent protest extends from your living room to the streets of every state. Groups like 50501, Indivisible, Veterans Against Trump, Common Cause, and others are growing in number each day and are active in every state. There are podcasts and publications, both liberal and conservative, sounding the alarm against the winds of fascism which are descending on us like a sandstorm in the desert. Poets are writing, Pedro is imploring and The Boss has spoken. Together we need to wield the most powerful weapon we have at our disposal: our voice.

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Let Them Eat Tariffs
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Let Them Eat Tariffs

Trump’s economic plan is here, and it’s bigly ridiculous. In this satire about economic policy, we trace how a glorified subtraction problem turned into a national strategy, why trade deficits aren’t actually scary, and what happens when historical ignorance meets Marie Antoinette and logic gets the guillotine.

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Self-Starter Internet Archivist: A Guide to Preserving Open Information in The Trump Age
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Self-Starter Internet Archivist: A Guide to Preserving Open Information in The Trump Age

Earlier today I printed out several news articles collected over the last five months, such as the Washington, D.C., air disaster from January 29th, 2025, and all of the FAA chaos that followed, a list of people abducted by ICE, including Rümeysa Öztürk from Tufts University, and a picture of the new pope. I then buried them in a jar somewhere in the woods.

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How to Resist ICE
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How to Resist ICE

The deluge of ICE arrests this week has been terrifying in a way that’s hard to put into words. If there’s one lesson I’ve learned this week, however, it’s that being scared doesn’t have to stop us from taking action—we can simply do it scared. I’ve put together a list of actions we can take to resist ICE at the community, city, and state levels.

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We fact-checked RFK Jr.’s claims about the supposed autism epidemic
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We fact-checked RFK Jr.’s claims about the supposed autism epidemic

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s April news briefing was meant to be his chance to inform the public about the Centers for Disease Control’s new autism prevalence study. Instead, it was rife with misinformation, fear mongering, and disability-negative views. Despite receiving intense backlash from the community, he has not relented. In fact, the National Institutes of Health and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid have announced a collaborative data platform that will create what can only be described as an autism database. We are fact-checking Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s claims because one can only understand the danger posed by this autism database after talking about the extent of his misinformation campaign.

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Cut taxes, then Medicaid
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Cut taxes, then Medicaid

Medicaid is a health insurance program jointly funded by the states and the federal government to provide care for low-income children, senior citizens, and disabled Americans. There is ample evidence to suggest that Medicaid is at risk.

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Dark Enlightenment: Dismantling the Nation States
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Dark Enlightenment: Dismantling the Nation States

You are about to enter the Twilight Zone of oligarchy. This is a guided tour of the radical ideas that have been circulating among the technocratic elite of Silicon Valley and around the world for decades, festering in fringe spaces far removed from normal everyday Americans.

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From Fear to Fire
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From Fear to Fire

“Do not obey in advance. Most of the power of authoritarianism is freely given. In times like these, individuals think ahead about what a more repressive government will want, and then offer themselves without being asked. A citizen who adapts in this way is teaching power what it can do.” ~ Timothy Snyder, On Tyranny

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Three Percent
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Three Percent

They are animated by a mythology that only three percent of the original American colonists were the vanguard of the American Revolution and they consider themselves its inheritors. They call themselves the Three Percenters.

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