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  Trump suddenly refuses to sign landmark housing bill, demands SAVE Act passage first Trump rages against Senate and "four Republican losers" for finally rebuking him on Iran Donald Trump took to Truth Social in the wee hours last night and accused Democrats and Republicans alike of giving “aid and comfort to the enemy” by rebuking his wild misadventure in Iran and formally calling for an end to hostilities. While not legally binding, the resolution is an embarrassing admonishment for the wannabe dictator and wholly in line with 78% of Americans who want nothing to do with the president’s imperial escapade. Trump laughably claimed to have Iran “on the ropes” and “willing to give us practically anything” and lambasted the “Four Republican Losers” — including Susan Collins, who he just endorsed two weeks ago, mind you — for supposedly making his job that much harder to do. And if you believe that, we'd love to talk to you about a bridge we have for sale. Take Action: Tell...

  Voters are demanding more fighters in Congress. Most incumbents insist they are “fighters,” as they cash corporate PAC checks from the billionaires raising everyone’s prices and write strongly-worded letters against the agency kidnapping and murdering people in communities across America. During this historically authoritarian, violent, and corporate administration, these so-called “fighters” are simply not good enough.   That’s why Justice Democrats is backing a slate of 12 progressive candidates challenging incumbents and running for open seats this year. We’re going to ask if you can pitch in to support our slate today.  But first, let us break down how our candidates differ from the Do-Nothing Democrats they’re going up against in the 2026 primaries: ❌ Every single incumbent we are primarying takes corporate PAC money. ✅  None of our candidates accepts a cent from corporate PACs, AIPAC, Crypto, or the AI lobby. ❌ Representatives Wesley Bell, Adriano Espaillat...

  Stand With Independent Media This Giving Tuesday As corporate influence grows, independent journalism is more important than ever. If you value reporting that puts people and the planet first, please support Common Dreams this Giving Tuesday. We couldn't do it without you—thank you for keeping independent journalism alive. DONATE NOW Sunday, November 30, 2025 ■ Today's Top News  Nearly 2 Months Into 'Ceasefire,' IDF Kills 2 More Palestinian Children as Gaza Death Toll Passes 70,000 The Israeli military claimed it had targeted two people who were conducting "suspicious activities," but the children's uncle said the 11- and eight-year-old had been gathering firewood for their father. By Julia Conley The Palestinian Health Ministry reported Saturday that nearly two months after  Israel  and  Hamas  reached a ceasefire agreement, the death toll in Israel’s war on  Gaza  has  passed  70,000 as the  Israel Defense Forces  have cont...