This is well said. Trump and Noem need to back off before we have another Kent State tragedy.

This was never about deporting criminals. It’s about Stephen Miller’s campaign of ethnic cleansing.

Trump’s tariffs and cutbacks are bankrupting farmers. He thinks they’ll keep supporting him no matter what, but his approval numbers say otherwise.

Now the White House doesn’t want to give furloughed workers back pay once the government reopens, even though Trump signed the 2019 law requiring it. Disgraceful.

Nobody in the blue states asked for your “help,” Greg.

This you, Kristi?

Pointing this out is now a deportable offense though.

Maybe Portland.

More than a century after the massacre at Čaŋkpé Opí (Wounded Knee), the U.S. still honors the soldiers who carried it out. In a new piece, guest writer Amelia Mavis-Christnot examines Trump’s decision to preserve those medals—and the deeper history of erasure it reflects.

Čaŋkpé Opí (Wounded Knee) Is In My DNA

There’s no honor in genocide, Pete.

I’m down for this.