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Progressive Hub combines the need to know with the imperative to act. It’s vital to learn the latest and to take action — and Progressive Hub is one website where you can do both. Every day. Sponsored by RootsAction.org and the RootsAction Education Fund, this new site is a digital vehicle for the creative energy, passion and commitment of progressive activists and organizations around the United States and beyond. As we all continue to learn, we can all continue to organize — and change the world for the better. Progressive Hub is dedicated to galvanizing people who are committed to economic fairness, equal rights for all, civil liberties, environmental protection and defunding endless warfare. We mobilize on such issues with consistent principles no matter what political party is in power. This is a dynamic hub for information and action — for people who will not be silent as the U.S. government continues to squander billions of dollars on militarism that causes destruction and hatred overseas while failing to meet human needs here at home. Source

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Climate Activists Take on a New Foe: Data Centers

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By Kate Yoder Verified, Ryan Black
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“The conditions under which the Green New Deal Network was founded have fundamentally changed,” the coalition’s site said, explaining its decision to fold. “The mission of climate, jobs, and justice is far from over — but the structure built to win a specific moment is no longer the right vehicle for what comes next.” Saul Levin, who was the network’s director of campaigns and politics, knew what was next for him personally: fighting AI data centers.
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The Billionaire Money Behind New Centrist Pledge

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By David Moore
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Promise to America won’t disclose who is funding its new anti-socialist pledge. But the group is closely tied to the Welcome Party, whose affiliated PAC has raised most of its individual donor dollars from billionaires and wealthy finance executives.
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Progressive Primary Victories Have Corporate Democrats Panicking

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By Norman Solomon Verified
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The success of democratic socialists has led to an establishment backlash, fueling divisions over how to respond By Norman Solomon, The Guardian A recent chair of the Democratic National Committee apparently wants democratic socialists to get out of his party.
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Corporate Political Spending Surges to Record-Shattering Levels

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By Ryan Black Verified
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Crypto, Big Tech and Online Betting Corporations Fuel the Trend By Public Citizen Nearly one third of all corporate political spending on elections since the 2010 Citizens United decision has occurred in the current election cycle – months before the general election, a new report from Public Citizen finds. Since the U.S. Supreme Court greenlit direct corporate spending to influence election outcomes in 2010, corporations have spent $1.58 billion on federal elections.
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Trump Says U.S.-Iran Talks Will Resume on Tuesday — Tehran Hasn’t Confirmed

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By Chris Walker
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The exchange of fire underscores the fragility of the current Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), agreed upon earlier this month. The MOU sets out several key agreements between Iran and the U.S. to be followed as negotiations continue, chief among them the “immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts.” The MOU is set to expire within the next two months. However, both sides can extend that deadline if they agree to do so.
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In ‘Victory for Voters,’ Supreme Court Rejects Trump-GOP ​Attack on Mailed Ballots

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By Jessica Corbett Verified
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While over half of US states allow at least some ballots received after Election Day to be counted, in Watson v. Republican National Committee, the RNC challenged a Mississippi law that requires ballots to be postmarked on or before the date of the election and received by the registrar no more than five business days afterward.
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Billionaire Wealth Tax Headed to the California Ballot

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By David Dayen Verified
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Voters will also see two rival measures that would nullify the billionaire tax; they were funded by Google co-founder Sergey Brin and qualified for the ballot earlier this week. Under the rules guiding direct democracy in the state, in the event of competing initiatives, the successful proposition with the most votes would become state law.
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The World Cup is undressing the myth of Trump’s American homogeneity

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By Andrew Lawrence Verified
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he 2026 World Cup has become a rebuke to Trump’s homogeneous vision of America, revealing a tournament – and a US team – shaped by migration and diversity By , The Guardian Following the Department of Homeland Security on social media is a bit like wandering through a casino at 4am. Sooner or later, you’ll see something that makes you go: How did we get here? There was one of those moments earlier this month.
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The Fight Against AI Data Centers Is the Newest Frontier of Global Class Warfare

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By William Robinson
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The data center boom has spared no continent. New hyperscale data centers cost more than $100 billion; generate upward of one gigawatt, equivalent to an average nuclear power plant; and sprawl across thousands of acres. China and the United States are experiencing the fastest growth in data centers and investment is also flowing outward from both countries and from Europe to new regions.
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The Urban Socialist Wave

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By Richard Eskow
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It’s also more than the total population of twelve US states put together: West Virginia, Hawaii, New Hampshire, Maine, Montana, Rhode Island, Delaware, South Dakota, North Dakota, Alaska, Vermont, and Wyoming. Those states have a total population of 13,099,294 people—almost ten percent less than the population of these cities—and they’re represented by 24 senators in the United States Congress.
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