Monthly Archives: October 2025

Yes, Mike Johnson is a lawyer . Before he was elected to Congress and became Speaker of the House, he built a legal career focused on conservative and religious liberty causes.  Education Legal career highlights AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more

Large crowds turned out at “No Kings” rallies on Saturday that took place in large cities and small towns nationwide. Protesters marching down Seventh Avenue in Manhattan on Saturday.Credit…Adam Gray for The New York Times By Corina Knoll They were teachers and lawyers, military veterans and fired government employees. Children and… Continue reading →

(Public Banking Institute) San Francisco Public Bank Coalition Moves AheadThe San Francisco Public Bank Coalition is preparing to put a measure on the 2026 ballot that would create the nation’s first municipal bank in the city. Supporters hope that such an institution could provide lower-cost lending for affordable housing, small businesses, and green infrastructure. A recently released poll shows 67… Continue reading →

Status Coup News Streamed live on Oct 18, 2025 Jordan Chariton is LIVE in New York for the No Kings Day March. We’ll be covering the march against Trump as it travels through the city, interview protesters on what brought them out, and cover anything that happens. SUPPORT our INDEPENDENT… Continue reading →

KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco Oct 18, 2025 We take you inside the No Kings March in San Francisco, where organizers say hundreds gathered to reject authoritarianism, billionaire-first politics, and the militarization of the country’s democracy. Subscribe to KTVU’s YouTube channel:

DRM News Oct 18, 2025 #BernieSanders#AOC#MehdiHasan Thousands packed Washington, D.C. for the “No Kings” protest as Mehdi Hasan, Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and other top voices united to condemn President Donald Trump’s “authoritarian rule.” From fiery speeches to chants of “No Kings!”, protesters vowed to defend democracy and resist Trump’s… Continue reading →

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Detainees in the U.S. Have Been Fighting Back for Decades by Jessica Ordaz October 16, 2025 (ZocaloPublicSquare.org) I keep thinking about José René Flores, a Los Angeles resident incarcerated at a Southern California migrant detention facility in the 1980s. The El Centro Detention Facility, where immigration agents sent Flores, has a long and deep… Continue reading →