The last day in a week of planned downtown Chicago protests related
to the NATO summit were non-violent but tense, following a weekend for
which police arrested 60 protesters outside McCormick Place convention center Sunday and the state of Illinois charged four protesters this weekend with plotting terrorist acts.
Sarah
Gelsomino of the National Lawyers Guild claimed “there are almost
60 accounts of police brutality” stemming from yesterday’s violence
outside the convention center, which is hosting the NATO summit that
started yesterday and concludes today. Read more »
The Boeing protest is underway, with hundreds of protesters arriving and chanting, "Another World is Possible!" 
More than 2,000 NATO and anti-war protestors gathered in Grant Park
Sunday before they took to the streets and descended on McCormick Place
where world leaders are meeting for the summit.
Demonstrators at a National Nurses United rally at Daley Plaza in
downtown Chicago today said that they were nervous violence might
overshadow the nurses’ message of economic equality in what was billed
as the second biggest event in a week of NATO 