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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen brings you a collection of inspiring stories that highlight resilience, progress, and community action across the nation. We start with a significant legal victory as a federal judge extends the order preventing the Trump administration from revoking Harvard University's ability to enroll international students. This decision not only safeguards the academic journeys of thousands but also reaffirms America's commitment to diversity and the value of global talent in education.

Next, we celebrate California's proactive environmental leadership with nearly $60 million in new grants aimed at protecting critical habitats. This funding will preserve vital ecosystems and endangered species, showcasing the state's dedication to conservation even amidst federal cutbacks.

In gun safety news, Connecticut has passed House Bill 7042, empowering individuals and municipalities to hold gun manufacturers accountable for irresponsible practices. This legislation marks a pivotal step towards promoting responsibility within the industry and enhancing community safety.

Maine lawmakers are also making strides in mental health support by approving grants to hire licensed professionals in schools, addressing the urgent need for accessible mental health resources for students.

Listeners will be inspired by Missoula, Montana, which has officially recognized the LGBTQ Pride flag as an official city flag, ensuring its display in public schools and government buildings as a symbol of inclusivity and support for the LGBTQ community.

Finally, we discuss the defeat of a proposal in Louisiana to end the addition of fluoride to drinking water, a move supported by health experts who emphasize the public health benefits of fluoridation in reducing dental decay.

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/judge-extends-order-blocking-trump-administration-revoking-harvards-ab-rcna209689


https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/despite-doge-california-habitat-60-million-grants-20347752.php


https://www.courant.com/2025/05/31/ct-senate-passes-controversial-gun-safety-bill-after-11-hour-marathon-debate/


https://www.yahoo.com/news/maine-lawmakers-preliminary-approval-student-182014281.html


https://www.montanarightnow.com/missoula/missoula-recognizes-pride-flag-as-an-official-city-flag/article_1efa00d1-a050-4ffd-9318-deeab3a77d5f.html


https://lailluminator.com/briefs/attempt-to-remove-fluoride-from-louisiana-drinking-water-goes-flat/?
utm_source=www.readthesmile.com&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=the-smile-5-29


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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen serves up a hearty helping of progressive victories and inspiring activism. We kick things off with Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, who is boldly challenging federal overreach by filing a lawsuit against Trump's former attorney after his controversial arrest during a peaceful protest against mass deportations. Baraka's commitment to civil rights and accountability sends a powerful message that no one is above the law, especially when it comes to protecting the rights of immigrant communities.

Next, we celebrate a significant environmental win as Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago agrees to pay $4.8 million to settle violations related to its cooling system's impact on the Chicago River. This settlement not only funds crucial habitat restoration but also ensures ongoing monitoring to protect local aquatic life, demonstrating the importance of corporate accountability in safeguarding our natural resources.

The episode also highlights the escalating labor movement in Colorado, where union members at Safeway and Albertson stores have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike amidst ongoing contract negotiations. With near-unanimous support, workers are standing firm against unfair labor practices and demanding better pay and working conditions.

In New York City, the United Auto Workers have thrown their support behind mayoral candidate Zorhan Mamdani, bolstering his progressive campaign ahead of the Democratic primary. Mamdani's bold vision for social justice and economic reform resonates with voters seeking change, as he aims to challenge the establishment and prioritize working-class needs.

Listeners will be inspired by a powerful community response in San Diego, where residents mobilized to protect local businesses during an ICE raid, showcasing solidarity and resistance against aggressive immigration enforcement.

Finally, we discuss a landmark ruling from U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth, who has ordered the Bureau of Prisons to continue providing gender-affirming care, reinforcing the importance of dignity and healthcare access for all individuals, regardless of gender identity.

Join us for this uplifting episode filled with stories of resilience, activism, and the relentless pursuit of justice!

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/newark-mayor-ras-baraka-sues-trump-lawyer-alina-habba-arrest/


https://news.wttw.com/2025/05/22/trump-tower-pay-48m-environmental-violations-funds-will-help-restore-chicago-river


https://www.yahoo.com/news/safeway-albertsons-union-members-vote-225611839.html

https://www.commondreams.org/news/uaw-zohran-cuomo


https://archive.ph/uZug7


https://thehill.com/homenews/lgbtq/5330761-judge-federal-prisons-gender-affirming-care-transgender-inmates-trump-order/


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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen shares a series of uplifting stories that highlight the power of grassroots activism and environmental conservation. We kick off with a monumental victory in Utah, where labor groups have successfully secured a referendum for the 2026 ballot to repeal a regressive law that stripped essential collective bargaining rights from police, firefighters, and teachers. This achievement, driven by the Protect Utah Workers Coalition, underscores the vital role of community engagement in defending workers' rights and promoting economic justice.

Next, we celebrate a promising global survey indicating that endangered sea turtle populations are showing signs of recovery in over half of the regions they inhabit. This positive trend is a testament to the tireless efforts of conservationists and advocates working to combat the threats posed by pollution and climate change. As we reflect on these successes, we also acknowledge the ongoing challenges facing certain species, emphasizing the need for continued dedication to environmental protection.

The episode also highlights a historic step taken by the Hawaii State Legislature, which has approved a dedicated green fee for visitors to fund environmental projects and bolster resilience against climate change. Governor Josh Green hailed this legislation as a groundbreaking move towards sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship.

In the realm of medical innovation, we discuss the development of a high-tech implant designed to trigger immune responses against hard-to-treat cancers, showcasing the advancements being made in cancer research and treatment.

Listeners will also be inspired by a listener-suggested story regarding the potential exemption for role-playing game books from tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, offering a glimmer of hope for the tabletop gaming industry.

Finally, we celebrate Maryland's landmark achievement in protecting nearly a third of its land from development, reaching its 30x30 goal ahead of schedule. This success illustrates the impact of proactive environmental policies and collaborative efforts in safeguarding vital ecosystems for future generations.

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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen delivers a vibrant collection of stories that highlight the resilience of progressive values and the power of community action. We begin with a revealing Yahoo News YouGov poll that showcases a significant shift in American attitudes, with only 22% supporting President Trump's controversial policy favoring white Afrikaners for refugee resettlement. Instead, a strong majority advocates for a more equitable refugee system, emphasizing compassion and fairness for all those fleeing violence and persecution.

Next, we turn our attention to Maine, where lawmakers are taking bold steps to combat student homelessness. The passage of LD384 aims to create a dedicated housing assistance fund for at-risk students, providing crucial support to families facing eviction and ensuring that education remains a priority for all children.

We also celebrate the growing trend of bipartisan support for paid parental leave across Republican-led states, with Alabama, Iowa, and Mississippi joining the ranks of those offering essential benefits to public employees. This shift reflects a broader recognition of the importance of family-friendly policies in building a stable workforce.

In a groundbreaking study from North Carolina State University, researchers demonstrate that states can achieve substantial climate progress independently of federal leadership. By collaborating on ambitious climate goals, states can significantly reduce emissions and drive innovation in clean energy technologies.

Listeners will be inspired by a listener-suggested story from Boise, Idaho, where the city's geothermal heating system stands as a testament to sustainable energy practices, reducing carbon emissions while providing warmth and efficiency to community buildings.

Finally, we highlight Connecticut's recent passage of a comprehensive consumer protection bill, which empowers residents against hidden fees and unfair practices, setting a new standard for consumer rights nationwide.

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https://www.yahoo.com/news/poll-just-22-of-americans-agree-with-trumps-policy-on-afrikaner-refugees-184025714.html


https://mainemorningstar.com/2025/05/29/maine-lawmakers-hope-to-combat-rising-student-homelessness-with-new-housing-assistance-fund/


https://stateline.org/2025/05/30/more-gop-states-embrace-paid-parental-leave-for-teachers-public-employees/


https://www.ecowatch.com/states-climate-action-federal-neglect.html


https://www.optimistdaily.com/2025/05/how-boise-is-heating-hundreds-of-buildings-with-clean-geothermal-energy/


https://www.courant.com/2025/05/30/ct-passes-consumer-protections-on-price-gouging-hidden-fees/



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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen brings you a treasure trove of inspiring stories that showcase the power of community, activism, and progressive victories. We kick off with a groundbreaking report revealing that American support for labor unions has surged to historic highs, with a 16-point lead over big business—an unprecedented shift reflecting a growing desire for worker protections and solidarity across demographics. This change is fueled by visible labor movements and a collective frustration with wealth inequality, marking a pivotal moment for organized labor in America.

Next, we celebrate Kentucky's Governor Andy Beshear, who has announced over $1.9 million in new grants to support families affected by childhood cancer. This funding is part of a historic $14 million investment aimed at providing essential resources for young patients and their families, reinforcing Kentucky's commitment to pediatric cancer care and research.

The episode also features Reverend Jamal Harrison Bryant's innovative approach to corporate accountability, as he expands his campaign from Target to Dollar General, advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. His electronic protest strategy encourages supporters to demand corporate responsibility without harming those who rely on Dollar General for basic needs, highlighting a new chapter in consumer activism.

In a significant win for consumer rights, Washington state has enacted a landmark Right to Repair law, empowering individuals to fix their electronics and reducing e-waste. This legislation, supported by major tech companies, ensures fair access to repair resources, marking a major victory for households and small businesses alike.

Listeners will also be inspired by a listener-suggested story about Wisconsin's ongoing legal battle against the Trump administration over the freezing of federal funding for electric vehicle infrastructure, showcasing the state's commitment to clean energy and public health.

Finally, we discuss a promising poll in Iowa's 2026 Senate race, where Democratic challenger Nathan Sage is narrowly leading incumbent Republican Joni Ernst, indicating a potential shift in the political landscape as voters seek change.

Plus, Beowulf talks with Jen and Dan of the Banned Camp podcast

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https://www.epi.org/blog/americans-favor-labor-unions-over-big-business-now-more-than-ever/


https://www.kentucky.gov/Pages/Activity-stream.aspx?n=GovernorBeshear&prId=2500


https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2025/05/28/dollar-general-boycott-electronic-protest-dei/83678827007/


https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2025/05/27/wa-consumers-will-gain-right-to-repair-cellphones-and-other-electronics/


https://www.wpr.org/news/wisconsin-16-lawsuits-against-trump-administration


https://www.newsweek.com/democrat-nathan-sage-republican-joni-ernst-iowa-senate-poll-2076479


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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen explores a series of inspiring stories that showcase the resilience of democracy and the power of civic engagement. We kick off with a powerful narrative from Nebraska, where Representative Mike Flood faced a packed room of constituents demanding answers about the implications of President Trump's controversial bill on vital social programs like Medicaid and SNAP. The energy in the room was palpable as constituents challenged their representative, highlighting the growing demand for accountability and transparency in government.

In Iowa, Representative Ashley Hinson encountered a similar wave of opposition, as her claims of tax relief were met with skepticism from an informed audience. This episode underscores the importance of public engagement in shaping policy discussions and holding lawmakers accountable for their decisions.

Shifting our focus to Oregon, we celebrate the advancement of Senate Bill 1166, which promises minimum wages and paid sick leave for gig workers. This progressive legislation aims to uplift rideshare drivers who have long been underpaid and undervalued, ensuring they receive fair compensation and essential protections.

In Illinois, we highlight the Safe Gun Storage Act, a significant step towards reducing gun violence by mandating secure storage of firearms in homes. This legislation aims to protect minors and at-risk individuals, fostering a culture of responsibility and safety.

We also share a landmark victory in the video game industry, where quality assurance testers at Zenimax have secured the first-ever union contract at a major U.S. game publisher. This breakthrough reflects the power of collective action and sets a new standard for fair treatment in the gaming workforce.

Listeners will be inspired by a listener-suggested story about a groundbreaking haptic vest developed by undergraduate engineers at Rice University, designed to assist blind dogs in navigating their environments with confidence.

Finally, we discuss New York's ambitious Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act, which aims to tackle plastic pollution by holding manufacturers accountable for their packaging waste. This comprehensive legislation is a crucial step towards environmental responsibility and public health.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5325547-republicans-trump-big-beautiful-bill-town-halls/


https://www.oregonlive.com/politics/2025/05/uber-and-lyft-drivers-in-oregon-could-soon-be-guaranteed-minimum-pay-under-bill-advancing-in-legislature.html


https://www.wandtv.com/news/statehouse/il-safe-gun-storage-bill-passes-house-committee/article_0e2f232a-e3c3-4280-acc3-0540141729de.html


https://www.yahoo.com/news/bethesda-devs-win-first-ever-163800254.html

https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/blind-dog-haptic-vest


https://pluribusnews.com/news-and-events/n-y-senate-approves-far-reaching-plastic-recycling-measure/


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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen delivers a powerful lineup of stories that highlight the resilience of democracy and the ongoing struggle for justice. We kick things off with a significant ruling from a federal court that dealt a major blow to President Trump's tariff agenda, affirming that he does not possess the unilateral authority to impose tariffs under the guise of emergency declarations. This decision reinforces the principle that Congress holds the ultimate power over trade policy, providing a much-needed victory for small businesses and consumers alike.

Next, we dive into a revealing poll that shows a clear preference among Democratic voters for a populist agenda that confronts corporate power and economic inequality. With 72.5% of respondents favoring candidates who challenge corporate monopolies and corruption, this data serves as a wake-up call for party leaders to prioritize the needs of working families over centrist agendas.

In a landmark move for educational equity, Illinois lawmakers have passed legislation that prohibits police from ticketing students for minor infractions in schools. This groundbreaking law aims to dismantle the school-to-prison pipeline and reduce the financial burdens placed on students and their families, creating a more supportive learning environment.

We also celebrate a historic settlement in which Harvard University agreed to relinquish ownership of 175-year-old photographs of enslaved individuals, marking a significant step towards reparative justice. This decision allows the images to be transferred to the International African American Museum, where their stories can be told with dignity and respect.

Listeners will be inspired by a listener-suggested story about the grand reopening of the Flamingo Lodge in Florida's Everglades National Park, an eco-friendly hotel built from hurricane-resistant shipping containers. This innovative project showcases how sustainable tourism can thrive amidst the challenges of climate change.

Lastly, we discuss a federal judge's ruling that allows lawsuits against Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency to proceed, underscoring the importance of accountability and proper oversight in government appointments.

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Today's stories:

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5324212-court-blocks-trump-tariffs/


https://www.commondreams.org/news/abundance-agenda


https://www.propublica.org/article/illinois-bans-police-ticketing-students-school-price-kids-pay


https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/harvard-agrees-relinquish-early-images-enslaved-people-ending-long-leg-rcna209640


https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/flamingo-lodge-everglades-hotel


https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/judge-doge-lawsuit-musk/



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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen dives into a series of uplifting stories that highlight the triumphs of democracy, community resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice. We begin with a landmark ruling from the US Court of International Trade, which has blocked President Trump's controversial Liberation Day tariffs. This unanimous decision emphasizes that trade regulations must come from Congress, not the White House, delivering a significant win for economic stability and working families across the nation.

Next, we discuss the departure of Elon Musk from his role in the Trump administration. His exit from the Department of Government Efficiency comes amid public criticism and a controversial track record of job cuts, signaling a shift in the political landscape as Musk refocuses on his private ventures.

The episode also features Republican Congresswoman Ashley Hinson facing backlash from her constituents during a town hall in Iowa. As she supports Trump’s sweeping bill, the crowd's discontent reveals a growing demand for accountability and genuine representation among voters, even in traditionally Republican districts.

In Southern California, the fight for fair wages intensifies as over 30,000 grocery workers prepare to vote on authorizing a strike against major corporations. This collective action showcases the power of solidarity in the labor movement, as workers demand respect and fair treatment amidst stalled negotiations.

Listeners will be inspired by a listener-suggested story about the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a Massachusetts school's ban on a T-shirt that challenged LGBTQ inclusion, reinforcing the importance of creating safe and supportive environments for all students.

Finally, we celebrate a bold act of visibility as drag queen and environmental activist Patty Gonia unfurls the largest Trans Pride flag ever displayed in a U.S. national park, sending a powerful message of love and resilience against ongoing attacks on trans rights.

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https://apnews.com/article/trump-tariffs-trade-court-0392dbd59f548e49ad4f64254ae3f94a


https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/trump-administration/elon-musk-leaves-trump-white-house-rcna209636


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/28/republican-congresswoman-booed-town-hall


https://mynewsla.com/business/2025/05/28/socal-grocery-workers-union-announces-strike-authorization-votes-next-week-2/


https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/supreme-court-rejects-students-challenge-two-genders-t-shirt-ban-rcna194212


https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/yosemite-trans-pride-flag-pattie-gonia


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In this episode of Good News for Lefties, host Beowulf Rochlen highlights significant victories for democracy, community, and progress across the nation. We start with a pivotal decision from the Fulton County, Georgia Board of Commissioners, who voted to reject the nominations of two election deniers, Julie Adams and Jason Frazier, for the Board of Elections. This bold move reinforces the commitment to election integrity and the importance of transparency in overseeing the electoral process.

Next, we celebrate the momentum building in Virginia’s 2025 gubernatorial race, where Democrat Abigail Spanberger leads Republican Winsome Earl Sears by a remarkable 17 points. Spanberger's pragmatic approach and broad appeal among independent voters signal a strong desire for progressive change in the state.

In New Jersey, we discuss a groundbreaking bill passed by the State Assembly aimed at protecting renters from unjust rent increases. This legislation, spearheaded by Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez, empowers judges to reject exorbitant hikes, ensuring housing stability for families in need.

Connecticut lawmakers are also making strides by expanding the state's Trust Act, which limits local law enforcement's cooperation with ICE, thereby protecting immigrant families and fostering community trust. This legislative action reflects a growing commitment to uphold the rights and dignity of all residents.

Listeners will be inspired by a listener-suggested story from Melanie in Redmond, Washington, about a groundbreaking gene editing therapy that successfully treated an infant with a rare genetic disorder, marking a hopeful advancement in precision medicine.

Finally, we highlight Harvard University's initiative to offer over 120 free online courses, including 40 focused on government and civics, as a powerful act of resistance against political pressure and an affirmation of academic freedom.

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Today's stories:

https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/fulton-county-rejects-election-deniers-to-local-board-of-elections/

https://www.dailypress.com/2025/05/22/polling-for-gov/

https://newjerseymonitor.com/briefs/assembly-passes-bill-to-address-unconscionable-rent-increases/

https://connecticut.news12.com/as-immigration-raids-ramp-up-ct-house-votes-to-limit-who-can-work-with-ice

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/may/15/us-doctors-rewrite-dna-of-infant-with-severe-genetic-disorder-in-medical-first

https://www.goodgoodgood.co/articles/harvard-free-political-courses


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