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On Friday, the 15th of September, Trump will be speaking twice in DC: once to Concerned Women for America at 7PM at the Capitol Hilton (1001 16th st NW), and the 2nd time at 9PM at “Pray, Stand, Vote, which … Continue reading →

The decades-long fight to shut down Huntingdon Life Sciences may finally have a decisive ending. This is somewhat old news but is not well known: After Fortress dumped HLS under pressure from SHAC and DC-based DARRT, HLS barely survived. They … Continue reading →

On the 8th of September, protesters gathered at Florida’s Supreme Court as arguments were heard in the 15 week abortion ban challenge. The outcome of this case will determine whether DeSantis’s 6 week ban ever goes into effect or not. … Continue reading →

On the 7th of September, the Atlanta community sent a “fuck you, Russian warship!” style message to the prosecutors behind the indictments of 61 heroes for opposing the project. They invaded the construction site and locked down to bulldozers while … Continue reading →

On the 5th of September, at a sparsely populated meeting of the Polk County, FL school board, book burners came out of the woodwork. They are working from a script by so-called “Moms4Liberty” in which they find a book with … Continue reading →

As part of their “Project Pipes” campaign to shut down Washington Gas instead of giving them a $5 billion subsidy to replace their leaking pipes, Extinction Rebellion DC (XRDC) researched their ownership. On turning over a rock, XRDC uncovered a … Continue reading →

On the 2nd of September, hard Nazi groups Blood Tribe and GDL never made it into Orlando proper, instead terrorizing people in Crane’s Beak Park near their staging area where they left their cars. The walk to Orlando was too … Continue reading →

On the 1st of September, protesters gathered at the N Orange Ave office of the Orange County area’s state prosecutor. Protesters called out new prosecutor Andrew Bain’s extreme right, racist, transphobic, and homophobic agenda of hate. This agenda is being … Continue reading →

People were SURFING on Bayshore Drive in Tampa this afternoon! Actually more like water skiing, but with a surfboard. Hurricane Idalia served Florida a HUGE lemon, so Tampa made lemonade. Both a surfboard and a tube raft were pulled behind … Continue reading →

On Monday the 28th of August, what was to be a commemoration of MLK’s March on Washington in Jacksonville, FL instead turned into a furious protest against Saturday’s murders-and of Fl Governor Ron DeSantis. The Governor is being considered responsible … Continue reading →