US citizens: call on world leaders to turn climate pledges into enforceable action and build a livable future instead of climate disaster.

The US tradition in naming institutions after people is to honor a great person who is already dead or at least out of power. But the wrecker uses his power to have things named after him now.

When the new magat board members voted to add his name to the Kennedy Center for the Arts, they omitted that plan from the meeting agenda so that some board members would not know there was a reason to attend, and digitally silenced one dissenting board member who did show up; then they told the lie that the vote was unanimous.

Putin has been attacking EU officials' planes by jamming GPS signals in their vicinity.

I think this sort of attack should be treated like the firing of missiles, shells or lasers at a plane: as a warlike act which justifies warlike defense. To avoid unnecessary escalation, it would be wise to limit these defensive acts to efforts to prevent or block the attack.

US citizens: Denounce the bully's proposed deep surveillance of visitors to the US.

US citizens: call on the UN Security Council to condemn Israel's killing of journalists.

Demand accountability, and defend the right to report news, by protecting the people who do that.