Category: Mainland
A Busy 30 Days in DC
His actions against immigrants have started, and many undocumented residents are now living in fear.
Trump’s Witch Hunts And His Attack On U.S. Democracy
The lawlessness and celebration of violence is pure Trump. Remember him calling Nazis “good people”?
Attorneys General: State And Local Law Enforcement Cannot Be Commandeered For Federal Law Enforcement
Along with Hawaii, attorneys general of California, New York, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Rhode Island, and Vermont reiterated their responsibility to enforce state laws.
The Reality of Survivor’s Guilt
As we evacuated, the question kept ringing in my mind: What if it gets burned? What will I do?
Runaway Healthcare Prices Saddle Millions of Americans with Medical Debt; Why and How to Avoid It
Medical debt adds to stress in the worst possible time when patients are sickly and should instead be focused on getting better, health experts say.
LA’s Fires, Trump’s Fires, and our Nation’s Burning Divide
The fires were a disaster borne of climate change.
God, My Refuge Amid The Firestorm
A firestorm is an extreme type of wildfire, fueled by high temperatures, dry conditions, and fierce winds.
Let’s Pressure Trump to Keep His Promises on Lowering Inflation and Ending the War in Ukraine
Trump and his transition team have already been walking back some of these significant commitments that experts saw as unrealistic.
Attorney General Lopez Challenges Unconstitutional Order Purporting to End Birthright Citizenship
The attorneys general requested immediate relief to prevent the President’s Order from taking effect through both a Temporary Restraining Order and a Preliminary Injunction.
Remembering President Carter As 2024 Comes To An End
President Jimmy Carter at age 100, didn’t make it to the new year, nor the next presidential inaugural.
