It was the biggest outpouring of union members and civil rights activists in decades as thousands of buses descended on Washington, D.C. to demand “jobs, education, and equality.”

Rallies have been announced across the United States to protest against the attempted coup in Ecuador.

On Sept. 27 and 28, protesters gathered across the country to denounce the FBI raids targeting political activists in Illinois and Minnesota, and the intimidation of activists there and elsewhere, kicking off several days of planned actions.

The government wants all activists to be afraid to speak out, but we cannot allow the government to stamp out the right of people to advocate for their political beliefs. Click here to find a demonstration in your area.

On Saturday, October 2, hundreds of thousands of working people will rally together in D.C. The rally is organized by a broad coalition of labor, civil rights and anti-war organizations, including ANSWER.

The ANSWER Coalition unequivocally condemns today's FBI raids on the homes of anti-war and solidarity activists in Illinois and Minnesota, and the intimidation of activists there and elsewhere.

Bob Woodward’s new book “Obama’s Wars” makes it crystal clear that the new president and his vice president and their top advisors, including retired generals, knew that the Afghanistan war could not be won.

ANSWER's National Coordinator Brian Becker was interviewed on Russia Today about the Iraqi government's decision to pay $400 million to U.S. citizens who say they were tortured or traumatized by Saddam Hussein’s regime.

ANSWER and other organizations are actively mobilizing to defend Private Bradley Manning, Wikileaks and all those who are being targeted for allegedly exposing war crimes committed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Demonstrations across the United States in the past few days called for the immediate freedom for the Cuban Five on the occasion of the 12th anniversary of their unjust imprisonment in the United States.