Americans took to the streets on Labor Day, commemorating the events of 1886, with protests "Workers Over Billionaires" in several cities.

Americans took to the streets to celebrate Labor Day, also known as International Workers' Day. This day marks the events of 1886, when a protest in Chicago for an eight-hour workday escalated into a violent clash between demonstrators and police. This year, in several cities, rallies and marches themed "Workers Over Billionaires" took place, highlighting grievances related to economic inequalities and the power of billionaires. These protests emphasize the ongoing struggle for workers' rights and better working conditions.