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Some good news: Trump's DOJ has finally dropped its baseless prosecution of SEIU California president David Huerta for protesting ICE's brutality. This case should have never gotten this far, but its dismissal reveals how weak Trump truly is. Remember: attacking unions is a hallmark of fascism.

Outgoing Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis are reportedly undecided about Todd Blanche's nomination for AG. A single GOP "No" vote in committee this Thursday could tank Blanche's nomination entirely. Call and tell them to reject Blanche: (202) 224-3121

While grocery prices are rising, 1.5 million kids have lost food assistance benefits since Republicans passed their budget law. Hungry kids are more likely to get lower test scores & repeat grades. New from us & @tcfdotorg.bsky.social: That's just the start of parents' budgeting woes.

Big Tech CEOs want to suck up the water you drink, pollute the air you breathe, and raise your electricity bill — while they get even richer. But all across America, the people are fighting back against data centers.

The Trump regime has killed at least 221 people by bombing boats in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean since last September. Remember: no judge or jury has found these boats were trafficking drugs. We're simply taking Trump's word for it. This is a danger to us all.

It happened to me twice today. A stranger came up and asked: “How do you stay sane?” (or some variation on the same question, such as “How do you keep your head from exploding?”) Here’s what I say back: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/the-biggest-question-i-get-from-random

Deafening noise. Extreme water use. Massive electricity consumption. And 70% of Americans don't want them built in their communities. It is time for a moratorium on AI data centers.

Trump traded GEO Group and CoreCivic stocks, two private prison corporations, nearly 30 times in 2025. GEO Group’s profits increased by 700% that year and CoreCivic raked in $650 million in ICE contracts — both benefiting Trump’s stock portfolio. Cashing in on his own cruelty.

Trump has ordered the installation of signs outside the Smithsonian Museum “warning” visitors that it doesn’t portray American history correctly. Why is he so determined to take over the Smithsonian? It’s all part of his attack on the American mind.

Russell Vought is carrying on Elon Musk's destructive DOGE legacy.

Seeking asylum is a legally protected international human right. Trump’s deportation agenda was never about “legal immigration.” It was always about cruelty.

Trump just levied a new round of tariffs, the cost of which will be passed onto consumers — just like his previous ones. Meanwhile, he calls affordability "a word made up by the Democrats." Baloney. Here are 10 steps to make America actually affordable again.

For decades, Republicans in Washington have told us that tax cuts would trickle down to workers. Instead, wealth and power have accumulated in the hands of the richest 1% at the expense of the rest of us. Trickle-down economics was never supposed to work. It was a hoax.

What does the American Dream mean to you today? I recently offered my 80-year-old perspective to CNBC — and spoke with a bright young person who gives me hope for our nation’s future. Watch.

Interesting, taking this under consideration.

AIPAC has spent more money in this year's Michigan Senate Democratic primary than it has ever spent in a single race before. And they're using shady campaign tactics to trick Michiganders into voting against their own interests.

Instead of addressing the affordability crisis, Trump is ordering GOP Senators not to leave town until they "TERMINATE THE FILIBUSTER" to pass his voter suppression bill. He knows the GOP is doomed in November, and the only way to combat that is to make it harder to vote.

We tend to think of “charitable giving” as unambiguously good because we equate “charities” with organizations that help the poor and equate “giving” with generosity. But both assumptions are wrong.

Was Dwight Eisenhower a communist?

Beyond its famous preamble, the Declaration of Independence listed out a set of grievances against King George III of England. Some of them sound quite familiar…