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  Hi there, It’s Monday. The White House Correspondents’ Dinner was interrupted on Saturday night by a shooting incident, leading Donald Trump and his allies to expedite construction of the new proposed ballroom — the DOJ even claiming delays and remaining lawsuits over the ballroom are endangering Trump’s life. Meanwhile, the Justice Department continues its lawsuit targeting the Southern Poverty Law Center, which is not just a legal dispute—it raises serious concerns about politically motivated efforts to discredit and weaken a major civil rights organization. When the Department of Justice pursues claims tied to ideological opponents, especially around donor activity and advocacy work, it demands scrutiny beyond routine legal coverage. Yet too much media reporting treats this case as a standard fraud allegation or partisan controversy rather than examining the broader context. 🖊️ Add your name to call on major news organizations to cover this lawsuit clearly and forcefully as a...

  GLYPHOSATE IS MARKETED AS ROUNDUP! Moms Say: Pass the No Immunity for Glyphosate Act NOW! TAKE ACTION Surprise?! Wait for it…  Moms across political lines agree: Glyphosate, a scientifically-proven neurotoxin for kids and people, is detrimental to our children—and it shouldn’t be sprayed on our food supply. [1] Now here’s the twist:  President Trump (and RFK Jr.) campaigned on the promise to all moms and families (including the MAHA moms who voted for them!) to limit the use of glyphosate. Instead, President Trump just issued an Executive Order to EXPAND domestic glyphosate production, not limit it. [2] *Not. Okay. Tell your member of Congress to vote YES on the bipartisan “No Immunity for Glyphosate Act”   You read the above right: President Trump and U.S. Secretary of Health RFK Jr. acted in the exact opposite direction than they promised moms—and the opposite of what they promised the entire nation—on the campaign trail. And, as moms, we know: Actions speak loud...