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Historian of Reconstruction here, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is emerging as the great dissenter in the tradition of John Marshall Harlan. Her opinions will be read long after Amy Coney Barrett is a mere footnote in history. nytimes.com/2025/07/05/us/…

The Supreme Court's ruling on "presidential immunity" was one of the worst in American history. If Democrats are ever in a position to do so, they should impeach and remove every justice who supported that ruling.

Tbh- the mayor, department commissioners, & elected city council members need to see this. Getting to “Atlanta’s largest park” is hazardous by design. We need this fixed. Connect the BeltLine to Proctor Creek ASAP, install nearby sidewalks, & make getting to the park safer.

NEW: The Supreme Court let President Donald Trump move ahead with plans to dramatically reduce the size of the federal government, lifting a court order that had blocked 19 federal departments and agencies from slashing their workforces. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/su…

"When people are talking about tolls they're talking about them as a way to add capacity. But I think tolls are most valuable as a way to limit capacity. Instead of building a new toll roadway you toll an existing road" BAM! h/t Unplanned Atlanta for the link. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

I don't want a regressive tax on the poor who can't afford to live anywhere but sprawl, in a freeway-dependant distance from jobs and other necessities. But I love the idea of creating roll roads that limit capacity & boost transit. The execution of it would need to be sensitive.

BREAKING: The Supreme Court just announced the Trump admin can move forward with plans to slash the federal work force and dismantle agencies. The decision could result in tens of thousands of job losses at HUD, State, Treasury, and Veterans Affairs.

NYT: Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Firings at Federal Agencies The case was a key test of the extent of President Trump’s power to "rapidly reorganize the government" without input from Congress.

When there's a Democrat in office the Supreme Court reigns in executive authority when it's Trump they expand it.

This is not an easy climate to stay encouraged in. But hold on to every ounce of light you have.

The experience of congestion pricing and parking reform is really funny. 1. Experts tell legislators to do a thing for decades. 2. Legislators do nothing. 3. A movement forms behind expert consensus. 4. Everyone predicts a backlash. 5. It's an enormous success.

Darin did great work to save this building. Maria Saporta was essential in spreading the word. And hats off to Atlanta Preservation Center. Just a fantastic win for Downtown Atlanta.

Over 16k Americans weighed in on the click-to-cancel rule, overwhelmingly supporting our effort to end subscription traps. The rule was set to go into effect in May but this FTC slow-walked it—and now a court has tossed it out, claiming industry didn’t get enough of a say.

A federal appeals court has struck down the "click-to-cancel" rule designed to make canceling subscriptions easier, just days before it was scheduled to take effect theguardian.com/us-news/2025/j…

This tactic only works if 41 Senate Dems are willing to hold firm and filibuster a gov’t funding deal in the event that a rescissions package passes. We saw that wasn’t the case back in March, when Ds folded and accepted a GOP-written funding bill crafted without their input.

“We been knew.” -Ancient African-American Proverb