CURE News Digest: Monday, April 27, 2026

[CURE News]

Thank you to Joe Pavia for taking the lead on editing CURE News for the past month.  CURE hopes to continue this rotation of editors in order to bring  you fresh perspectives.  In the meantime, I am back from a short break to continue bringing you CURE News. 

Mary-alayne Hughes, CURE News editor

The Lincoln Project continues to produce short YouTube videoclips about Trump and his regime.  Please feel free to share/distribute this most recent video:  “It’s Not Complicated”.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB8zBIoV-6Y&t=50s

4-26-26  Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance

“The Week Ahead” by Joyce Vance

https://joycevance.substack.com/p/the-week-ahead-62a

4-27-26  Letters from an American

“April 26, 2026” by Heather Cox Richardson

Richardson reports that “Democrats have fought hard against Trump’s unilateral decision to go to war, but Republicans have refused to press him to get congressional approval, apparently hoping that Trump would find a way out of the Middle East crisis before hitting the 60-day mark.  But so far he has not, and the 60-day window closes on May 1.”

https://heathercoxrichardson.substack.com/p/april-26-2026

4-27-26  The Contrarian

“Netanyahu Shows Why U.S. Aid to Israel Must End” by Jennifer Rubin

Regarding the war with Iran, Rubin reviews Netanyahu’s actions and states that “We have reached a critical juncture in the U.S.-Israel relationship. As we set the contours of future military/security arrangements, we must put relations on a firmer footing. Otherwise, Israel may lose all U.S. support for the foreseeable future — with only Netanyahu to blame.”

https://www.contrariannews.org/p/netanyahu-shows-why-us-aid-to-israel

Here is what Burlington, Vermont is doing to protest ICE in their community:

4-27-26  The Grassroots Connector

“Bearing Witness at the ICE Field Office” by Dawn Olcott

https://grassrootsconnector.substack.com/p/bearing-witness-at-the-ice-field

"The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress." 

~Frederick Douglass, American abolitionist & orator (1818-1895)