Mark Bray, a Rutgers professor and author of “Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook,” was prevented from boarding a flight to Spain with his family on Wednesday. The incident occurred shortly after Donald Trump’s White House roundtable focusing on anti-fascist activists. Bray, who had received death threats and planned to relocate to Europe, stated his flight was canceled at the gate without explanation. Following the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, the professor faced accusations and a petition calling for his removal, with some claiming ties to the leftwing movement.
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Graham Platner, a Maine oysterman and former Marine, is running for US Senate with a campaign rooted in working-class politics. His platform includes Medicare for all, affordable housing initiatives, and a billionaire minimum tax. Platner believes the Democratic party has lost touch with working-class Americans and advocates for a more populist approach to combat rising fascism. His campaign, which has gained traction, is built on his military experience, disillusionment with US foreign policy, and a desire to represent the interests of his community. Platner is challenging the status quo, including incumbent Senator Susan Collins, and seeks to offer a more authentic and relatable voice for Maine voters.
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In a protest video by British activist group Led By Donkeys, 98-year-old World War II veteran Ken Turner drove a Sherman tank over a Tesla, symbolizing the crushing of fascism. This action directly targets Elon Musk’s alleged support for far-right European political parties, a move criticized for undermining democracy. The stunt follows previous campaigns against Musk by Led By Donkeys and a German group, highlighting growing European opposition to Musk’s political involvement. Decreasing Tesla sales in Europe further underscore the negative impact of Musk’s actions.
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