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Posted in Inequality Watch Trump’s State of the Union address delivered grandstanding and grievance politics, but few concrete solutions for Americans facing healthcare crises, economic instability, and ever-widening inequality. by Taya Graham and Stephen Janis February 27, 2026 (therealnews.com) US President Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union address in the House… Continue reading →

By Adrienne Fong The US&Israel have attacked Iran – EMERGENCY DEMOS – in SF and beyond. GI HOTLINE (877) 477-4497   – Share this number to people who know active duty service members Article: 201 killed in US-Israeli attacks on Iran – state media: Live Updates – February 28, 2026 201 killed… Continue reading →

Join the 100,000 members-strong Democratic Socialists of America to fight for a better world today. Join DSA: https://dsausa.org/join +7 Democratic Socialists of America is with Kareem Elrefai and 13 others. Sodosenrpt6ut  u l 1a4e9:rt0m3A347f07gl11uuF1rb3ta7iMu5ayu9uh · Democratic Socialists of America — This morning, our membership reached 100,000! At 100k, we are the largest socialist organization in the US in… Continue reading →

by BAR Editorial Board Wednesday, February 25, 2026 (ebar.com) San Francisco Ballet in Aszure Barton and Sam Shepherd’s “Mere Mortals.” Photo Chris Hardy via Kennedy Center Attendance has tanked. Performers have canceled in droves. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. is a shell of its… Continue reading →

3. How to Bring Authoritarians to Justice Brazil did something that few democracies achieve: It convicted a former president of attempting a coup. How did the country’s courts hold would-be autocrat Jair Bolsonaro accountable when so many other coup plotters go unpunished? By Luciano Da Ros and Manoel Gehrke

By Anabel Sosa, Senior California Politics Reporter (SFGate.com) FILE: U.S. Rep. Katie Porter speaks during a news conference in Washington, DC. Porter, a Democrat and former U.S. congressmember, is running for governor of California.Alex Wong/Getty Images Five candidates for governor of California are in a tie at the top, according to a… Continue reading →

ChatGPT: What Happened in the Case What the Supreme Court Ruled Key Point This case isn’t about employment rights (like Groff v. DeJoy) but about whether people can sue the Postal Service when mail isn’t delivered — and it originated with allegations tied to racial discrimination against a Black landlord and… Continue reading →

President Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress in the House Chamber at the Capitol on February 24, 2026 in Washington, DC.  (Photo by Kenny Holston-Pool/Getty Images) “This is a plot to interfere with the will of voters and undermine both the… Continue reading →

198 Things the Trump Regime Exposed, Broke, or Burned Down in 13 Months, With Receipts Christopher Armitage Feb 25, 2026 Image from Jim Nichols, The Progressive Find any of our books an democracy merch at TheExistentialistRepublic.com. Get them and every guide, booklet, and piece of model legislation for free at BuyMeACoffee.com/TheER. Check… Continue reading →