There are currently 2,200 No Kings Day events planned in all 50 states, DC, and a dozen countries.
Find your local event (or start a new one) and join us on March 28 for the largest protest in American history: www.nokings.org?SQF_SOURCE=i... #NoKings
They tried to kill her?!? No wonder she didn’t want to pursue charges.
NYC, today’s the day that our grungebergs are finally gone, so get out there and sweep their terminal moraines off the sidewalk. (Especially fancy real estate companies?!)
Who sez who is "a savage" and who is not? Also, "savages" are humans and thereby have rights? If any of us have rights? Which is becoming less and less clear thanks to this egghead.
We identified 12 shootings by federal agents that led to the deaths or injuries of citizens & immigrants since Sept.
Nearly every time, the Trump admin blamed the injured and dead. Experts say this apparent lack of accountability demands that local authorities step up to investigate federal agents.
Feelings, nothing more than feelings…
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/04/u...
Breaking: A class action lawsuit has been filed against real estate giant Cushman & Wakefield for allegedly failing to protect it workers' retirement savings from climate-related risks.
Implication for millions of workers & the $12 trillion retirement fund sector
www.ft.com/content/9ac7...
A cartoon from the 1950’s that’s more relevant than ever 💔
The complete cynicism of the plan. Indeed.
Keeper of the Flame - A film from 1942 warning Americans how democracy can be dismantled from the inside. This scene was written during World War II. Watch how calmly the plan is explained. Ask yourself why it still feels current today.
Could use a different lede photo too if not blaming grassroots activists.
It’s right there in the sub header. Elected officials and the ultra wealthy should be speaking up, yes. Activists whose lives the government is actively destroying for nvcd, not so much? Might just be a headline issue not born out in piece, but should be fixed? @guardian
It’s been cold AF.
This is appallingly common: bsky.app/profile/jool...
[WARNING: This is a bit graphic.]
A Marine Corps veteran protesting Trump’s War on Iran had his arm broken by Capitol Police and GOP Senator Tim Sheehy. It appears to be a compound fracture.
Related news: bsky.app/profile/leah...
Just devastating climate change news. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Blaming activists who are facing unprecedented state violence and repression is some next level shit.
Sadly this is standard operating procedure at many Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities. At the FCI for non-violent offenders where I was, watched a woman with a spider bite infection that grew and grew to the size of her entire limb. It went untreated. Human rights abuses are the name of the game.
@nytimes.com carrying water for anti-vax MAHAs.
It’s so American to be like you should return home via your bootstraps
Third way for the .000004%.
The FCI where I was held was for non-violent offenders too. Asthmatics couldn't get inhalers, no dental or vision care, sporadic dosing of daily medications, no treatment for acute heatstroke, skin infections, high fevers. A real horror show.
Kathy Mamdani…possibly in front of B-roll? (Good news though!)
Corrupt AF.
Unacceptable conditions that abuse human rights are standard fare at Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities: Lack of medicine, medical care, clothing, bedding, even basics like salt, are common occurrences at FCIs across the country.
"This is what the American People saw." Yes, yes we did.
"This is what the American People saw." This is excellent framing. Senator Hirono has been a hero of mine since Trump I.
Debate over the NYC street plan is largely a numbers game, which distracts from the low quality of cycling. NYC 🚲 lanes, once built, are subject to chronic blockage by 🚘 & 🚛
That's a much higher deterrent to winning new riders than whether DOT does 18 vs 25 mi of new lanes in a given year #bikenyc
