600 groups with $2B in revenue mobilize 3,000 May Day protests in a 'red-blue' alliance, probe finds
A Fox News Digital investigation found that around 600 left-leaning groups with $2 billion in combined annual revenue are organizing approximately 3,000 May Day protests across the United States. These groups include far-left organizations such as the Democratic Socialists of America and entities funded by Shanghai-based American tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham. The protests involve a mix of socialist, communist, and Democratic-affiliated groups, some of which are promoting anti-capitalist and anti-MAGA messages.
- ▪Approximately 600 groups with $2 billion in annual revenue are organizing around 3,000 May Day protests nationwide.
- ▪The Democratic Socialists of America and groups funded by Neville Roy Singham are central to the protest network.
- ▪Organizations such as the Party for Socialism and Liberation, ANSWER Coalition, and Code Pink are involved in the mobilization.
- ▪Democratic-aligned groups including MoveOn.org, Indivisible, and the California Democratic Party are participating alongside far-left organizations.
- ▪The Communist Party of the USA and the Revolutionary Communist Party are promoting anti-capitalist and anti-MAGA rhetoric ahead of the protests.
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World Protests 600 groups with $2B in revenue mobilize 3,000 May Day protests in a 'red-blue' alliance, probe finds Democratic Socialists of America chapters, groups funded by China-based tycoon Neville Roy Singham lead the network with Democratic groups including the California Democratic Party By Preston Mizell , Michael Dorgan Fox News Published May 1, 2026 6:27am EDT | Updated May 1, 2026 6:41am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Teachers plan May Day walkouts nationwide, igniting debate 'Outnumbered' discusses teachers planning May Day walkouts nationwide, sparking a debate about the impact on students.
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