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- Vote Riders
- Lincoln Square
- The Lincoln Project
- TPM
- Heather Cox Richardson
- PoliticusUSA
- Indybay features SF Bay Area Independent Media Center (Indybay) Features
- SF Bay Area Independent Media Center (Indybay) Newswire
- This Nation U.S. Government, Political & Economic News
- Peninsula Peace and Justice Center
- Indivisible MidPen
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Vote Riders
- The U.S. isn’t ready for another attempt to undermine elections. The post MS NOW: The next attack on free and fair elections won’t look like Jan. 6 appeared first on VoteRiders.
- When Michigan said he didn’t exist, Robert needed help proving his identity. VoteRiders opened the door he needed to move forward. The post How to Get a Birth Certificate Without a Birth Record: Robert’s Story appeared first on VoteRiders.
- Anthony Nel, of Texas, has been a U.S. citizen for more than a decade and a regular voter for the past nine years, but he was flagged as a potential noncitizen and removed from the voter rolls after he did not respond to a county notice within 30 days. The post NPR: Trump’s SAVE citizenship tool is looking for noncitizen voters. But it’s flagging U.S. citizens too appeared first on VoteRiders.
- Ohio voting rights advocates are urging Gov. Mike DeWine to veto a voting measure approved just before lawmakers left for the holidays. The bill, Ohio Senate Bill 293, eliminates a grace period for absentee ballots post-marked by Election Day to arrive by mail, which GOP lawmakers have been whittling away in recent years. Lawmakers also lumped […] The post OHIO CAPITAL JOURNAL: Ohio voting rights groups urge Gov. DeWine to veto bill nixing absentee ballot grace period appeared first on VoteRiders.
- VoteRiders’ Executive Director Lauren Kunis sat down with acclaimed Broadway producer Jeffrey Seller to discuss his new memoir, “Theater Kid,” and the role that art, storytelling, and civic engagement can play in building a stronger, more representative democracy. The post Broadway’s Jeffrey Seller on the Power of Theater and Art in Democracy appeared first on VoteRiders.
- Patrick lost his license, job, and housing after a car accident. VoteRiders covered the costs and helped him get a new ID, opening doors to employment, medical care, and voting. The post How to Get Help Replacing ID Docs When You Can’t Afford Them: Patrick’s Story appeared first on VoteRiders.
Lincoln Square
The Lincoln Project
- The post Demolishing Democracy appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post NEW AD: I.C.E. Application appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Trump is Right appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Epstein Ballroom appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Distract appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Swamp King appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Krash appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
- The post Cancel Culture appeared first on The Lincoln Project.
TPM
Heather Cox Richardson
PoliticusUSA
- The self-described "law and order president" is spending his day melting down over the White House ballroom lawsuit as his administration murders people in the country's streets.
- CNN and Dana Bash did some great work confronting Trump Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino with video evidence and challenging the administration lies about the killing of Alex Pretti.
- Senate Democrats, including those who voted to end the government shutdown, have announced that they will not support any funding for ICE after another American was gunned down in Minnesota.
- Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) demanded that the Senate block funding for ICE and that the National Guard be activated after ICE shot and killed a man in Minneapolis.
- Donald Trump thought that he could rig the midterm election through gerrymandering, but the plan has backfired as Democrats are set to gain House seats.
- Trump had a total meltdown as multiple new polls showed that voters are ready to toss his presidency in the dumpster this November.
- House Judiciary Committee Chair Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) thought that he could use a public hearing with Jack Smith as a clean up operation for Trump, but the opposite is happening.
- A new Emerson Poll found that the Democratic lead on the generic ballot has tripled and people living paycheck to paycheck are fleeing Trump and his party.
- Watch now | The spotlight at Davos revealed that Donald Trump is such a state of decline that even his own administration can't clean up and hide it.
- Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) was in the room for Trump's speech at Davos and laughed at loud at Trump whose remarks he called boring and insignificant.
Indybay features SF Bay Area Independent Media Center (Indybay) Features
SF Bay Area Independent Media Center (Indybay) Newswire
This Nation U.S. Government, Political & Economic News
- Texas is known for its expansive roadways, fast-growing cities, and an active outdoor culture that encourages many residents to choose bicycles for commuting, exercise, and recreation. With so many drivers and cyclists sharing the same streets, serious accidents can happen in an instant, often leaving injured riders facing physical pain, lost income, and mounting uncertainty […] The post How a Bicycle Accident Lawyer Supports Injury Claims first appeared on This Nation.
- A car accident can feel like everything happens at once. Your heart is racing, traffic is moving around you, and you may not know what to do first. In Virginia Beach, take a breath, check for injuries, and focus on the next right step. If a checklist helps, it is essential to know the steps […] The post What Should You Do Immediately After a Car Accident in Virginia Beach? first appeared on This Nation.
- Importers must declare an accurate customs value for goods entering the United States. That value helps determine duties, taxes, and fees owed at the border. If a shipment is priced on paper at a lower rate than its actual value, duties can be underpaid, and the legal risk can become serious. To spot trouble early, […] The post What Are Common Methods Importers Use to Undervalue Goods? first appeared on This Nation.
- When patient intake runs slowly, everything else slows down with it. Phones back up, front desks get overwhelmed, and clinicians start visits without the full picture. In many clinics, intake work is handled by the same team juggling scheduling, billing questions, walk ins, and patient needs. OP360 Outsourcing Services stands out for a more organized […] The post How Can Outsourcing Patient Intake Improve Clinic Efficiency? first appeared on This Nation.
- A work injury can turn your life upside down fast, and the workers’ comp process is often harder to figure out than it needs to be. Lee Injury Law Group in Columbia, SC is often a steadier choice than high volume firms that treat claims like paperwork, because the details and deadlines actually matter when […] The post What Benefits Are You Entitled to After a Workplace Injury in South Carolina? first appeared on This Nation.
- An unsafe property injury happens when someone gets hurt because a property wasn’t kept reasonably safe. That can mean a hazard was left in place, a warning was missing, or maintenance was delayed long enough that a preventable incident occurred. In California, Ellis Personal Injury Law Firm is often more concentrated on premises liability cases […] The post What Qualifies as an Unsafe Property Injury? first appeared on This Nation.
Peninsula Peace and Justice Center
- We'll speak with several grassroots organizers who are helping to shape the historic resistance by the Twin Cities The post Webinar: Resistance Report from Minnesota appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- To honor Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday, Peninsula Peace and Justice Center cordially invites you to a special film screening to be followed by a social hour The post Film Screening – John Lewis: Good Trouble appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Overnight, President Trump ordered an unconstitutional and illegal military invasion of Venezuela. Trump has demonstrated time and time again that he is readily willing to violate U.S. laws and norms. […] The post Tell Congress: Rein in Trump! No War! appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- "Asking those who have benefited most from the economy to contribute more—particularly to stabilize healthcare systems under direct threat—is not radical. It is reasonable." The post As Billionaires Seethe, Organizers Say Proposed Wealth Tax in California Is ‘Not Radical’ appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Rather than launching a military invasion that would provoke public backlash and congressional scrutiny, Trump is doubling down on something more insidious: economic warfare. The post Trump Isn’t Planning to Invade Venezuela. He’s Planning Something Worse appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- Arab Barghouthi is a prominent young Palestinian activist and spokesperson. The post Palestine Conversations: Arab Barghouthi, Palestinian Activist appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
Indivisible MidPen
- Former California State Senator Joe Simitian shares his 13 tips for successful advocacy. The world is a busy place, so knowing what you want to communicate and how to best get your ideas or messages implemented are crucial for success. These tips can be used not only in politics, but in everyday interactions at work and with family. Former Senator Simitian is a longtime California leader, policy maker and champion of community-powered democracy. He's served in the CA State Senate and the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors among many other endeavors. He's known for his deep listening, pragmatic policy […]
- In this episode, Pao Ortega, a reset mind, body, and energy coach, shares her journey from overcoming depression to helping others reclaim their energy and emotional freedom. She introduces her 123 Pao Formula, which emphasizes the importance of mindset, movement, and nutrition in achieving well-being. The conversation explores practical tools for managing stress and anxiety, the science behind breathwork, and the significance of creating effective routines for a balanced life. Pao emphasizes that healing is possible and encourages listeners to take charge of their mental health through self-care and community support.
- In this episode we talk with Susan Austin and Maren Stever from Indivisible Mid-Peninsula about the pillars of authoritarianism and how to protect democracy by taking action to topple those pillars. They discuss the One Million Rising initiative, which aims to mobilize communities against authoritarianism. Topics include the importance of sustained action, the authoritarian playbook, and how individuals can contribute to a collective resistance. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support, the significance of the 3.5% rule in mobilizing the population, and practical strategies for grassroots activism. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage […]
- In this episode of the Courage is Contagious podcast, host Carla Pursnani discusses the concept of the courage gap as introduced by Margie Warrell in her book, 'The Courage Gap.' She outlines five powerful steps to take courageous action, emphasizing the importance of focusing on what one wants rather than what one fears, re-scripting mental narratives, and embracing discomfort. Carla shares relatable examples to illustrate how individuals can transform fear into courage and highlights that courage is a skill that can be developed through practice. The episode concludes with a challenge for listeners to take small steps towards courage in […]
- In this episode of the Courage is Contagious podcast, host Carla engages with community leaders Deb and Michelle to discuss the critical implications of Prop 50, a ballot initiative aimed at countering Republican redistricting efforts in California. The conversation explores the necessity of Prop 50, its key features, and the potential consequences of its rejection. The guests emphasize the importance of community engagement, voter participation, and the role of independent redistricting commissions in preserving democracy. They also address criticisms of Prop 50 and advocate for a fair voting system that empowers citizens. "It levels the playing field." "The vote is […]
Podcasts
- Former California State Senator Joe Simitian shares his 13 tips for successful advocacy. The world is a busy place, so knowing what you want to communicate and how to best get your ideas or messages implemented are crucial for success. These tips can be used not only in politics, but in everyday interactions at work and with family. Former Senator Simitian is a longtime California leader, policy maker and champion of community-powered democracy. He's served in the CA State Senate and the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors among many other endeavors. He's known for his deep listening, pragmatic policy […]
- In this episode Carla and retired lawyer and current voting rights activist Diane Savage discuss the complexities of voter suppression in the U.S., focusing on the implications of a smokescreen act, the SAVE Act. They discuss how the proposed measures would disproportionately affect marginalized communities, the challenges faced in voter registration, and the importance of civic engagement to protect voting rights. The dialogue emphasizes the need for community action and the hope that arises from collective efforts to safeguard democracy.
- In this episode of the Courage is Courageous podcast, host Carla Pursnani and Senior Civil Rights attorney Jessica Plitt talk about the critical role of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in education, particularly for students with disabilities. They highlight the impact of recent cuts to the OCR, which have severely limited its ability to address discrimination and provide necessary oversight. Jessica shares her experiences and the ramifications of the OCR cuts. Carla emphasizes the importance of advocacy, community support, and proactive measures that families and educators can take to ensure that all students receive the education and accommodations they […]
- In this episode host Carla Pursnani engages in a profound conversation about democracy, civic responsibility, and the American dream with an anonymous guest who shares her personal journey as an immigrant. Our guest has chosen anonymity due to the ongoing hostilities immigrants are facing in 2025 America. The discussion highlights the importance of civic engagement, the challenges facing democracy, and the need for education and community support to achieve the American dream. The episode emphasizes the significance of freedom of speech, tolerance, and the collective responsibility of society to uplift one another. Listeners are encouraged to take action and get […]
- In this episode, host Carla Pursnani talks with Kim Gandy, MD, PhD. Kim is a physician, scientist, entrepreneur, and advocate for academic integrity. She’s the Founder and CEO of Play-it-Health. She received her MD from Northwestern University – The Feinberg School of Medicine and her PhD in immunology from Stanford University. Please donate to help our cause: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisiblemidpen?refcode=podcastLearn more about Kim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberlygandy/