From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The Trump administration just launched a direct attack on our union.

A new executive order that tries to illegally strip collective bargaining rights from

hundreds and thousands of federal workers.

Unions are calling President Trump's move to strip federal workers of collective bargaining

rights, the biggest attack on the labor movement in U.S. history.

We'll speak with AFGE union president Everett Kelly, head of the largest federal workers

union, which is also spearheading

resistance to cuts to federal agencies.

And we'll get an update on a major labor victory as the Chicago Teachers Union reaches a tentative

contract with Chicago public schools after more than a year of negotiations without a strike.

Then to Burma, where aid groups say there's still an urgent need for rescue,

shelter, food, and water after Friday's massive earthquake.

Hello, somebody there?

We are stuck in here.

Please help us.

I beg you, please pull us out.

And finally, we look at the alarming rise in censorship on U.S. campuses and how New York University

canceled a presentation by the former international head of Doctors Without Borders.

They were a bit taken aback by my presentation.

They were actually concerned that, especially one slide, when I'm talking about

casualty into the humanitarian aid force last year in 2024, that they were mentioning

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