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The ƒBI just investigated a New York Times reporter for covering Kash Patel's use of government resources. That story broke today. But the assault on a free press didn't start today, and it won't stop unless the people who depend on journalism to survive demand that it does. What you can do to help is listed.

Hey, †rumpsters... If you voted for him and you are now watching what is happening with dread — the war in Iran fought on Israel's behalf, the meme coins, the Qatar jet, the flag-draped coffin used as a fundraising prop, the Epstein files pointing upward toward the most powerful men in the room — then sit with that. You helped cause this. Owning that is the beginning of doing something about it.

A note from longtime organizer and friend Robin McGehee — who has spent decades on the front lines of justice, from fighting for marriage equality to marching on Washington with the National Equality March.

The signatures have been counted. The votes have been cast. The bombs are still falling. And this Saturday, March 28, millions of Americans stood up and said: enough.

This Saturday, March 28, we take to the streets as part of what is expected to be the largest single day of nonviolent protest in American history. Before we share the details for our Joplin gathering, we want to make sure you know exactly what is at stake. Please read what follows. It is important. It is real. And it is why we cannot afford to stay home.

The free press is not a partisan issue. It is the infrastructure of democracy, and it is being dismantled, right now, in real time and in plain sight. There is a moment in every authoritarian takeover when people look back and ask: why did no one say anything? Why did no one sound the alarm before it was too late?

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