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AIPAC’s recent spending on elections and lobbying places it among the largest single-issue political players in Washington: AIPAC and its super PAC reported roughly $95.1 million on the 2024 elections...
The evidence about which organizations are financing the No Kings rallies is mixed: several local and national progressive groups are listed as organizers and supporters, while one widely cited report...
Large-scale protests are typically funded and coordinated through a , with disputes about the weight of each stream driving competing narratives about control and intent. Reporting in October 2025 sho...
Union law and practice in the United States generally allow immigrant workers—including undocumented workers—to organize for better wages and working conditions, and major unions and federations activ...
Labor unions have been central backers of Proposition 50, and endorsements from major organizations such as SEIU, the California Teachers Association, and the California Federation of Teachers. Unions...
The No Kings protests in October 2025 were among the largest single-day mobilizations in recent U.S. history, drawing millions and broad institutional support while aiming to block perceived authorita...
The October 18 "No Kings" protests were organized and supported by a broad coalition of progressive grassroots groups, nonprofits, and labor unions, with Indivisible repeatedly identified as a nationa...
The available reporting shows the No Kings protests were financed by a mix of progressive foundations, major labor unions and grassroots donations, with repeated media claims that George Soros’s Open ...
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Major political figures and parties offered a mix of mockery, dismissal and direct participation in response to No Kings mobilizations: President Trump and allies mocked the protests publicly and circ...
Available reporting shows the Trump administration issued an executive order in March 2025 that would strip collective‑bargaining rights from large swaths of federal employees—affecting roughly 700,00...
Reporting on who financed the October 18 “No Kings” protests is mixed: multiple outlets say progressive foundations and unions supported the events and name the Open Society Foundations/George Soros a...
A coalition of California labor unions and some business groups publicly supported Proposition 50, with prominent backing from the California Nurses Association, SEIU affiliates, Unite Here Local 11, ...
The No Kings collective is a grassroots pro-democracy movement that emerged in 2025 as a public rebuttal to what organizers call President Trump’s authoritarian impulses, growing rapidly into nationwi...
Celebrities did speak out and, in many cases, physically join the No Kings rallies: mainstream film and TV actors, directors, musicians, and authors publicly endorsed the protests or attended marches ...