r/usa is a subreddit with 157k members. The community frequently discusses trump, worst, tired, election, and economy, and the most common flair used is tyranny, anti-democracy, election diddling, pro-democracy, and international news.
USA-related, pro-democracy news, politics and events. Protect vulnerable communities, demand action from leaders, emphasize constitutional duties, support progressive initiatives, demonstrate against tyranny, organize boycotts and spread truth.
Popular Topics in r/usa
#1
Trump
84 posts
#2
Worst
42 posts
#3
Tired
19 posts
#4
Election
18 posts
#5
Economy
15 posts
#6
Republicans
13 posts
#7
Food
13 posts
#8
Russia
11 posts
#9
Shutdown
10 posts
#10
Snap
10 posts
Flair Used in r/usa
#1
Tyranny
: "Someone just risked their life to protect your right to vote. You might never learn their identity."
4 posts
#2
Anti-democracy
: "Data center backlash is panicking tech oligarchs ahead of midterms"
4 posts
#3
Election Diddling
: "The Supreme Court Is Helping Trump Rig the Midterms"
3 posts
#4
Pro-Democracy
: "The Statue of Liberty Was Made and Received as a Commemoration of American Independence"
3 posts
#5
International News
: "Even for Trump, This Latest Theft Is Pretty Brazen"
2 posts
#6
FAFO
: "Have We Forgotten Covid’s Lessons?"
2 posts
#7
National Security
: "China follows Europe in switching to Linux with Windows being shown the door earlier than planned"
2 posts
#8
Law & Disorder
: "#BlockTheMerger"
2 posts
#9
Putin's Idiot
: "Former Pussy Riot member escapes Russia after 3 years of forced work for FSB"
1 post
#10
Humor
: "New border"
1 post
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+32k members(25.1%)
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Last updated: September 4, 2026