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  Thanks for everything you do. Gift a subscription to someone who should be reading this, or upgrade to a Founding Member and help fund our investigations into the Trump regime. Great News That’s Terrible For Trump: His Map Died and That Wasn’t Even The Best Part The regime can’t stop losing Scott Dworkin Sep 12 Come sit down with me, grab your coffee or whatever you’re drinking. I’ve got great news for you today. I’m not here to walk you through all of the terrible things Trump did this week. I’m here to focus on big wins against him and his regime. Before we jump in, be sure to hit the like button and restack this edition. Someone you know needs to see these wins, you can be the person who delivers them. If you’re not yet a paid subscriber, this is the perfect weekend to become one. We have no ads and no billionaires. We’re reader-funded journalists who don’t just cover the resistance—we lead it. Join us. The Librarian Got Paid Patty Hector told the Saline County quorum court—th...

    Thursday, March 6 Trump’s funding freeze violated separation of powers, judge rules In the challenge  brought  by 23 Democratic attorneys general, a federal judge said the Trump administration’s freezing of congressionally allocated federal funds is unconstitutional and violates Congress’s power of the purse. And, Trump violated federal law in removing labor board chair A D.C. federal judge  ruled  President Donald Trump’s firing of Gwynne Wilcox, chair of the National Labor Relations Board, was illegal. This marks the most recent ruling against Trump's unlawful terminations. A MESSAGE FROM OUR SPONSOR The Trump administration is giving DOGE unrestricted access to Americans’ personal data, including our finances, health records, and social security data. This leaves every one of us vulnerable to data breaches, mass surveillance, politically motivated attacks, and worse.  Join the ACLU in demanding that Congress act now to stop DOGE from violating o...

    Monday, March 3 Trump’s bid to take over postal service could threaten mail voting President Donald Trump reportedly plans to sign an executive order to take over the USPS by dissolving its leadership and placing it under his administration. This move could grant Trump and his team immense power over mail-in ballots, a key target in Republican election fraud rhetoric — and advocates of vote by mail tell Democracy Docket they’re worried.  Read here  to learn more. A MESSAGE FROM OUR SPONSOR The Trump administration is giving DOGE unrestricted access to Americans’ personal data, including our finances, health records, and social security data. This leaves every one of us vulnerable to data breaches, mass surveillance, politically motivated attacks, and worse.   Join the ACLU in demanding that Congress act now to stop DOGE from violating our privacy. California judge allows Huntington Beach voter ID law case to continue A California judge  reversed  h...