Anti-Trump "May Day" protests
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Over 70,000 protestors are expected to rally nationwide tomorrow, International Workers' Day, against President Trump's "war on working people."
Why it matters: Protests against the Trump administration have built in size and momentum as he faces sinking approval ratings, and Americans increasingly witness the ramifications of his policies.
- Thursday's events will include rallies, marches, town halls and other actions against the "billionaire takeover" of the federal government.
Zoom in: Several actions are planned around D.C., including a "May Day Movement USA" rally on the National Mall starting at 10am, a 5pm rally at Freedom Plaza, and more in Virginia and Maryland.
What we're watching: Separately, a coalition of organizers and advocates will "shut down the streets of Washington, D.C." this morning in protest of Trump's first 100 days in office.