Birds need us — and we need them!
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The Together for Birds program at ABC celebrates the deep connection between people & birds.
The challenges facing birds are too complex to solve alone. We need to work together!
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The American West never misses.
In 1805, the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed the Continental Divide at Lemhi Pass in Idaho, a landscape and travel route known to indigenous people for generations.
Today, the landscape is part of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail, and sunsets still put on one heck of a show.
In Switzerland, autumn brings a charming tradition — cows adorned with vibrant flowers and clanging bells are led down from alpine pastures to the valleys, marking their return for winter.
They're the largest living things on Earth. Some of them have been standing since before Rome was a republic. 🌳
Now Congress wants to "save" them. By logging them.
It's called the "Save Our Sequoias Act." And it does the opposite of what it says. S. 4103 just passed the House and sits in the Senate right now, and it would let logging companies cut down mature, thousand year old sequoias, no limit on how many, no limit on their size or age.
It does this by carving out a new exemption from the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), our bedrock law requiring environmental review and public input before major logging projects.
It wouldn't stop at the groves. The bill also amends the Wilderness Act itself, opening the door to human intervention (planting, "vegetation control," possible roads) inside land that's supposed to stay untouched by law.
This applies inside Yosemite. Inside Sequoia and Kings Canyon. Inside the Giant Sequoia National Monument. Inside land Congress designated as Wilderness specifically to keep humans out.
Who do you trust more to keep a 2,000 year old tree alive? The forest that's survived every fire for two millennia, or a logging company with a 3,000 acre permit and no one watching? 🌳 What are your thoughts? Sound off below👇
#DemsUnited
Susan Collins lied to Mainers. She helped destroy Roe v. Wade, she advanced Trump's $990 billion Medicaid cuts, and she gave ICE $70 billion continue its rogue terror campaign.
Together, we will replace her with a Senator who gives a damn about working people in this country.
Take a gander at this gaggle.
A group of Canada geese can be called a gaggle on land, a skein in flight, or a plump when gathered closely in water.
Photo at Minnesota National Wildlife Refuge by Ted Narveson/USFWS
When California was burning in 2025, Canada sent 250 firefighters.
When California was burning in 2020, Canada sent 594 firefighters.
When California was burning in 2000, California sent more than 1,600 firefighters.
Today, Trump denies help. This is embarrassing and wrong.
Jacquelyn Starer plead guilty to 8 different Jan 6 charges. She was pardoned by Trump, but the Massachusetts medical board has permanently revoked her medical license.
Did they get that right?
“You are an abuser of women — that is the ugly truth and I have no respect for any man that belittles, lies, cheats, sleeps around, and uses women for his own power and ego.”
~ Penelope Hegseth's mother
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“On behalf of all the women (and I know it's many) you have abused in some way I say … get some help and take an honest look at yourself.”
~ Penelope Hegseth's mother
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Russ Clark, a retired U.S. Marine Corps infantry commander who served in Vietnam and holds a graduate degree in mental health counseling, issued a scathing assessment of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, stating that his ten-year acquaintance with Hegseth allowed him to diagnose the defense secretary as "an arrogant, inebriated, misogynistic, cruel, sadistic, adolescent psychopath" who is now "controlling the strongest military in world history like he's playing a video game".
Clark's post on Threads (March 2026), carries particular weight given his credentials as both a combat veteran and retired United Methodist minister who now serves as a chaplain to veterans.
Fmr DOJ pardon attorney @lawyeroyer : "Trump is granting pardons on the basis of personal relationships, political connections and wealth. It is really a total perversion of the pardon power. They're back out in the community and they go on to commit new crimes that are dangerous and harmful to real people because they received this clemency from the president"
On Friday, the Department of the Interior finalized new Endangered Species Act regulations that change how species are listed and protected.
The rules make it harder to designate "critical habitat" for listed species.
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