Millions of people are expected to join a national rally on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s policies, event ...

Through speeches, a march and frequent chants of “no kings,” the message was clear from the crowd that filled Railroad Park in Birmingham Saturday afternoon. Participants turned out in force for the ...

Thousands of protesters railing against ICE, the war in Iran and President Trump’s “ongoing consolidation of executive power” took to Manhattan’s streets Saturday with one unified cry: “No Kings.” ...

Large crowds took to the streets Saturday in the nation’s capital for the third No Kings protest, rallying with others across the United States against what organizers say is an unprecedented ...

Organizers said they believe President Trump’s administration is overstepping and that events like this are intended to help keep democracy alive.

Thousands of protesters marched in New York City during the global “No Kings” demonstrations against Donald Trump’s policies, joined by Letitia James, Al Sharpton and Robert De Niro.

Thousands of "No Kings" events took place throughout the nation with Bruce Springsteen joining protesters gathered at a ...

In Seattle, organizers expect 100,000 people to attend a No Kings rally at Cal Anderson Park and march to Seattle Center.

Hundreds gathered in Birmingham for "No Kings" rallies to protest federal policies and organize for long-term change.

Crowds gathered at Railroad Park in Birmingham Saturday as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protests in which participants rallied against Trump administration policies.

And while predicting crowd sizes is a notoriously tricky and inexact business, organizers consistently said they had received ...