Oh my god. A SECOND person died of exposure last winter after being released by DHS in the middle of the winter and far away from where they lived.

Days after Republicans gave ICE goons another $70 billion, a U.S. citizen was pinned to the ground and tased while restrained, and witnesses threatened at gunpoint. These disgusting abuses aren't slowing down. They're being rewarded. Don't look away.

Instead of discussing how Elon Musk is now the world's first trillionaire, we should talk about how he killed hundreds of thousands of people through his dismantling of food and medical aid to poor countries currentaffairs.org/news/how-…

This is Sad! For almost 30 years, leaders from both parties have set politics aside to honor the women veterans who gave their lives for this country at Arlington National Cemetery. Then Trump and Hegseth shut it down. Why? Because the ceremony recognized women. This is an insult to every woman who wore the uniform, served with courage, and sacrificed for this nation. Yesterday, @demwomencaucus stood with the women veterans Trump and Hegseth tried to erase and held an event anyway. We see you. We honor you. We thank you. 🇺🇸

here's the full clip of Rep. Emilia Sykes's brilliant line of questioning that made Chris Wright squirm by confronting him with the completely unhinged comments Trump just made in the Oval Office about inflation and the war in Iran

Imagine an underwater Grand Canyon where corals have been growing since before the United States was founded. 🐠 Plunged in total darkness. Untouched. Protected. Until one signature changed everything. On February 6, 2026, that's exactly what happened. The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument is bigger than Yellowstone. Its submarine canyons drop into depths we're still mapping. There are sea creatures here science hasn't even named yet. It’s underwater mountains — millions of years old, rise from the ocean floor, drawing sperm whales and endangered right whales from miles away. The cold-water corals living here? Some have been growing for over a thousand years. A trawl net destroys them in seconds. They don't grow back in our lifetimes. The monument was created in 2016 for one reason — to keep this ecosystem off limits from exactly this kind of destruction. It worked. Until February. One person. One signature. Zero public input. No congressional vote. No comment period. Just a proclamation — and a thousand-year-old ecosystem lost its protection overnight. Proclamation 11009 — "Unleashing American Commercial Fishing in the Atlantic"— erased the ban overnight. Trawl gear, dredges, otter nets. Now permitted inside monument boundaries. And here's the part that should make you angry — this administration tried this exact move in 2020. Conservation groups sued. They won. Biden restored protections. Now we're back here. How many more monuments have to lose their protections before Congress does something? 🐠 #DemsUnited