Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Mark Warner (D-VA) and John McCain (R-AZ) have introduced the bipartisan Honest Ads Act to update standards for political advertising and reduce the potential for foreign interference in future elections. The bill would mandate that all online ads include a disclosure statement identifying the ad as a political one.

But state attorneys general are not having it. Within minutes after the FCC vote, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced a multi-state lawsuit against the agency to preserve the regulations. At least 18 states are joining in and taking action in opposition to the FCC, including Illinois, Oregon, Massachusetts, and Washington. Particularly, Schneiderman cited the flood of fake comments in the public record as a corrupting influence on the FCC’s process. He led a months-long investigation into the fake comments, which often used real people's names and addresses without their knowledge.

Governors are also not having it. Washington Governor Jay Inslee already started outlining creative measures to ensure net neutrality on the state level. California state Senator Scott Wiener promised to draft similar legislation.

As the walls close in on Trump, he has taken to Twitter to lash out. His assault on the Russia investigation has intensified with Trump singling out Robert Mueller. Some Republicans have finally taken notice and will be hold a committee vote on a bill that would protect the special prosecutor. Call to protect the Mueller Investigation.

Clark's career of fighting environmental protections and his history of opposition to common sense environmental regulation demonstrate that he can’t be trusted to enforce and protect the DOJ’s environmental laws. The Senate must oppose his nomination.

In mid January, the Trump administration released new guidance allowing states to impose work requirements for those receiving Medicaid. Since this policy change, 10 states have implemented new requirements.

The Trump-Pence administration’s new rule would block patients from care at Planned Parenthood. It would also prohibit doctors, nurses, hospitals, and community health centers across the country from being able to refer their patients for safe, legal abortion.

The grassroots organizing in black communities by groups such as local NAACP chapters was more muscular than it had even been in the 2016 general election.

If we are going to win in 2018, we need to read the writing on the wall. All-of-us must stop ignoring this key voting block.

But it is unacceptable that our elected officials aren’t doing more to stop gun violence like the Parkland shooting. Like so many other issues, policymakers need to feel the pressure in order to take action. At the federal, state and local level, Indivisibles can have an impact in preventing gun violence. Here’s what you can do.

Lawmakers in the House and Senate have proposed several bills to close the boyfriend loophole, protect victims of stalking, and limit abusers' access to deadly weapons. Congress must act now to prevent perpetrators of domestic abuse from accessing deadly firearms.

Coast-to-coast and across party lines, states are taking advantage of renewable energy, such as as wind and solar; energy efficiency; as well as electric vehicles, and embracing the health and economic benefits that come along with a clean energy transition.

Now more than ever, continued state leadership is necessary to keep up this nationwide momentum. Write your state legislators today and tell them: keep accelerating on clean energy!

North Korea has now tested its sixth and most powerful hydrogen bomb, prompting an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council. Given the extremely volatile nature of the situation, and that North Korea has intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of hitting major U.S. cities, we need measured leadership that leverages every diplomatic tool to de-escalate tensions—not reckless tweets that fuel the flames. Ask your Members of Congress to do everything they can to stop Trump from leading us into nuclear war.

TacSwipe is designed to let people buy and sell guns and gun accessories to strangers in their area -- no questions asked. The app provides no information for getting background checks -- leaving it up to buyers and sellers to do the right thing. In fact, they don’t even mention background checks at all - not even in the terms and conditions where the developers try to absolve themselves from anything that happens with items sold on the app. And, while the app recommends that you don’t download it unless you are 17 or older, there is no way to prevent this - and in most areas, you need to be 18 to buy a gun.

Apple and Android have rejected many apps before because of simulated violence. Tell them today to reject this app that could cause real-world violence and even death!

The death of Stephon Clark, an unarmed Black man standing in his own backyard, is just one example of the 270 people killed by police so far in 2018. States legislators are responsible for passing laws that allow for de-escalation training and for holding officers accountable for misconduct and excessive use of force. Call to reduce police violence.

Trump and the GOP continue to attempt to undermine the protections of the ACA. The latest effort extends the purchase of short-term junk insurance plans (which are not covered under ACA regulations) from 3 months to 1 year. Call to oppose weakening the ACA.

Introduced by Sen. Edward Markey (D-MA) and Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA), this bill can serve as a powerful vehicle to stimulate debate in Congress and get many more members of Congress speaking out and demanding changes to a system that puts civilization-ending power in the hands of one person.

After a decade of uncertainty created by the Supreme Court and the previous administration, the Obama administration finalized a rule to protect 60 percent of the nation’s streams and millions of acres of wetlands including the drinking water supplies for more than 117 million Americans.

Unfortunately, the President is determined to put the interests of polluters ahead of clean water, including the quality of the water your family drinks.

Entrepreneurs, researchers, innovators, and citizens rely on public government data for everything from making business decisions and calculating college costs to forcasting weather and helping farmers. Taxpayer dollars fund this data's collection, and in return, the public should have the right to access and use such data. As Senator Gardner stated, "Once data has been published and made available to the public, it should remain available to the public."

Yet too many of our elected officials deny the science of climate change. Along with their polluter allies, they are blocking progress in the fight against climate change.

Find the deniers near you—and call them out today.

Call: Your 2 senators and 1 House Rep (lookup).

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Script: ProPublica has revealed that Facebook allows rental agencies to create discriminatory ads that exclude people based on race, age, wheelchair use, and religion. Bias in housing is a violation of the Fair Housing Act. Please keep your word and bring your company into compliance with civil rights. (If applicable, mention you will stop buying ads if this continues.)

Given the intensity of his promotion of Trump’s political interests as well as his reported clandestine collaborations, companies that sponsor Hannity’s show are essentially supporting financially a partisan operation. 21st Century Fox (Fox News’ parent company) has yet to hold Hannity accountable for his extremism, deceit, and reckless conspiracy peddling.

These half-day trainings cover all the basics, including questions to ask yourself, things to start thinking about, and the concrete steps to get there. They're also a great way to meet other women in your community who are considering a run for office too.

It’s like, IndivisiSchool. At each two-day Regional Institute, Indivisible group leaders will receive core organizing trainings, improve connections and collaboration with other groups, and deepen their sense of shared purpose as part of this movement. The Institutes will be aimed at these two two goals:

1. Increase capacity to lead civic engagement actions and campaigns through skills training on organizing, developing campaign strategy, and creating a stronger sense of shared purpose;

2. Improve collaboration within and between groups by teaching techniques for creating shared decision-making processes within groups, building relationships in person, and developing tangible, joint actions.

CREW uses aggressive legal action, in-depth research, and bold communications to reduce the influence of money in politics and help foster a government that is ethical and accountable. We highlight abuses, change behavior, and lay the groundwork for new policies and approaches that encourage public officials to work for the benefit of the people, not powerful interests.

We need your help to continue providing these resources and developing new tools to turn this country blue again.

ActLocal is a network of local leaders from new and established organizations committed to advancing a just, equitable and free America using local power.

In addition to calling and showing up, writing a letter to the editor in your local newspaper is one of the surest ways to get the attention of the people in your district — and your state legislators.

. With a supreme court vacancy, families being separated at our southern border, republicans fighting tooth and nail to keep healthcare inaccessible to millions, and the midterms getting ever closer, we have to keep knocking doors and talking to voters!

Good news is it’s super easy to find events happening near you!