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Trump administration opens antisemitism probe into UWash after protests.

Voters ejected while confronting GOP’s Lawler over Trump agenda at raucous town hall.

R.E.M. reissues 1981 debut single to support Radio Free Europe after Trump admin freezes funding.

In historic rebuke, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson calls Trump’s attacks on judges an intimidating threat to democracy and urges courts to show ‘raw courage.’

Rewind: A short but important primer about staying safe while protesting

FBI agents who kneeled during George Floyd protests reassigned under Trump and Patel without explanation.

Judge orders release of Columbia student Mohsen Mahdawi after DHS detained him during naturalization interview.

More than 1,000 May Day Strong events will erupt nationwide on Thursday. Show up and stand up for workers’ rights, immigrant justice, and real economic power. Here’s the list.

Trump claims Democrats are paying protesters to disrupt Republican town halls and urges lawmakers to eject them.

May Day coalition plans nationwide protests against Trump-Musk cuts, defending wages, unions, and public services.

DHS admits ICE arrested Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil without a warrant.

Donalds booed and jeered at Florida town hall for backing Musk’s Social Security cuts and data access push.

National May Day protests set, organizing call Wednesday.

Protesters rally in all 50 states against Trump policies on immigration, education, and executive power.

Naval Academy cancels frequent lecturer Ryan Holiday’s talk an hour before start after he refused to cut slides on book ban.

Seattle police officers who joined Jan. 6 rally ask Supreme Court to keep their names hidden in public records case.

​Protest safely: Know your rights and best practices with this PDF guide.​

Trump officials fired 43 NIH science advisers—38 of them women or people of color—in a mass purge with no explanation.

Protester tased to audience applause at Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s restricted-access town hall; 6 removed, 3 arrested, including for vulgarity.

Pulitzer winner Julia Angwin helps write survival guide for dissent in Trump’s authoritarian America.

Albuquerque man charged with arsons at local GOP headquarters and Tesla dealership.

ICE arrests Palestinian Columbia grad Mohsen Mahdawi at citizenship interview; judge blocks transfer out of Vermont.

50501 Organizing Nationwide Protests Saturday

Sanders warns 36,000 at L.A. rally that Trump is pushing U.S. toward authoritarianism, with Utah and Idaho events next.

Miami-Dade mayor vetoes fluoride ban, defying RFK Jr. and Trump-aligned health officials.

FDA staff walk out as RFK Jr. accuses agency of being ‘sock puppets’ and claims Deep State is real.

Judge clears Trump to deport Columbia grad for political speech under Cold War-era law. Federal appeal still pending.

Twelve Stanford students charged with felonies for organized pro-Palestinian office takeover causing up to $1 million in damage.

Canadian government warns citizens of rising U.S. border scrutiny, electronics searches, and possible detention under Trump’s entry crackdown.

More than 1,300 protests erupt nationwide against Trump, Musk, and extreme federal agenda.

Trump administration issues written demands to Harvard: drop DEI, restrict protests, cooperate with DHS, or lose billions in federal funds and contracts.

Protesters swarm Tesla dealerships across U.S. and Europe over Musk’s federal purge, with Reps. Crockett and Jayapal joining demonstrations.

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