Trump is trying to bully our allies Canada, Colombia, Denmark, and Panama, threatening tariffs if they don't do what he says.

Really?

What about imposing tariffs on drug companies that charge us 10 times more than other countries pay for the same drug?

The remote work debate was funny because it forced the question "Is a job something valuable you do or is it a place you go to be watched like daycare" and the answer for a lot of them was yeah it's the daycare thing now come on inside recess is over

On this day in 2010, Howard Zinn, historian, activist, and author of A People’s History of the United States, passed away. His work empowered people to challenge injustice, resist oppression, and fight for a more equitable world. Let his legacy inspire us to create change. #HowardZinn

Trump said he wants to “clean out” Gaza and push the millions of Palestinians living there into neighboring countries.

There is a name for this — ethnic cleansing — and it’s a war crime.

This outrageous idea should be condemned by every American.
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Today, we honor Holocaust Remembrance Day by reflecting on the six million Jews and countless others lost to unimaginable hatred. Let us commit to fighting against oppression, standing up for our neighbors, and ensuring “never again” remains a promise we uphold for future generations.

“Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country.
This is your democracy.
Make it. Protect it.
Pass it on.”
“We must dissent because America can do better, because America has no choice but to do better.”
— Supreme Court Justice
Thurgood Marshall

Trump was indeed “a dictator on day one” by signing an unprecedented number of executive orders like attempting to end birthright citizenship, pardoning Jan. 6 rioters, expanding the death penalty, revoking climate policies and many more. His actions signal an alarming shift toward authoritarianism.

The irony cuts deep: a day honoring Dr. King’s dream of justice and equality is shared by the second inauguration of a leader whose hateful rhetoric and policies have sown division—a stark contrast between hope for unity and the reality of our fractured present. I choose Dr. King’s vision.