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The streets of Washington DC were rammed full today, Saturday, in an inspiring show of strength against US president Donald Trump.

Protesters from across the US told Sadie Robinson, on location in Washington DC, why they are marching against Donald Trump

As Trump’s inauguration looms closer, Alistair Farrow takes aim at the boss of bigotry

Demonstrations hit around 50 states across the US last Saturday as protesters showed solidarity with migrants, refugees and Muslims.

US socialist Eric Fretz writes from New York

The racist, sexist billionaire’s election as president has galvanised opposition, says?Sadie Robinson

The fake two-state solution used to co-opt Palestinian organisations is wearing thin, argues Nick Clark

What we call “the US”, “China”, and “Russia” are geographically based capitalist power-complexes. Their interests sometimes overlap, but often conflict. Even as dramatic a change of personnel as Trump’s victory isn’t going to dissolve these rivalries.

US security services are nervously preparing for massive protests in the capital Washington DC when Donald Trump is inaugurated president on Friday 20 January.

The fourth part of our series on the Wobblies looks at the role of women in the workers’ and socialist movement.

We are already feeling the effect of Donald Trump’s election in the US. The war on women’s rights has started.

Native Americans have won their struggle at Standing Rock in North Dakota. Alistair Farrow looks at how they defied police violence, corruption and cronyism to defend their water supply