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Data Robbery, Election Gerry-Theft & The Death Of The Nuclear Renaissance
GREEP Gathering #266 welcomes ALEXIS GOLDSTEIN who, while being fired from her position as a federal banking regulator, eye-witnessed the “smash & grab” of critical, highly valuable public…
The Department of Peace Will Live Again
It’s hard to avoid noticing, and internally screaming over, the Trump administration’s proposed military budget upgrade to $1.5 trillion annually – as though the present trillion-dollar annual…
Hands Off Captain Mark Kelly!
Censorship is not protected by the Constitution — but free speech is. Senator Mark Kelly is a U.S. Senator, not an enlisted soldier, and he is fully within his…
Action Alerts
Everyone's favorite festival will be here before you know it, and the volunteer schedule for our 54th annual festival is now live. ComFest only happens because community members like you show up and pitch in. Thank you!
We’d be honored if you would join us again this year. Signing up only takes a few minutes. Please take a look at the FAQ and role descriptions below.
FAQ:
What do I wear?
- The dress code is simple: comfortable shoes, breathable clothing- shorts, a dress, a kilt - whatever keeps you cool.
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Additional Articles
War, Collapse, and the Misreading of Power
The 12-day war between the United States, Israel, and Iran in 2025, followed by renewed conflict on February 28, 2026, revealed not merely a military confrontation, but a fundamental misreading of how political power survives. The…
The Architecture of Suppression: A Movement for Accountability
The lines of engagement in our country have shifted. We are no longer merely witnessing a partisan struggle of Right vs. Left; we are standing at the precipice of a much deeper chasm: Freedom vs. Dictatorship.
The Southern States are…
Solar News This Week - May 10, 2026
Republican lawmakers in the US House of Representatives are trying to restore tax credits for wind, solar and other clean energy technologies that were curtailed by the…
Primary vote reflected a “dynamic shifting” and “different energy” amongst local and state Democrats
Some of Columbus’s best progressive activists and their wisdom can be heard at the Free Press’s monthly Salon, and this past Saturday afternoon was no exception as the recent primary vote was unpacked and dissected.
Hosted at Old First…