(The Hill) — Millions of Americans gathered together for “No Kings Day” protests across the country on Saturday, with elected leaders also participating in — or lampooning — the marches. About 2,600 ...

Thousands of Long Islanders took to the streets Saturday, Oct. 18, as part of the nationwide “No Kings Day of Peaceful Action,” a series of rallies opposing what participants described as ...

Over the weekend, hundred of thousands of people all across the country came together for No Kings Day, a nationwide protest pushing back against President Donald Trump and his contentious policies.

I joined thousands of Alaskans and millions of Americans nationwide Oct. 18 to protest the Trump administration. I wore my “No Kings” button, but I also pinned on another button discovered a few ...

Arturo Gamboa says he was simply practicing his First Amendment rights when he carried an unloaded AR-15 to a No Kings protest in June in Salt Lake City and was shot and arrested.

The protests’ success lay in their strategic focus on unity and public perception, proving the power of the people. Photo courtesy of colinbphoto via instagram. The United States witnessed the largest ...

Last Saturday (October 18, 2025) I attended a NO KINGS DAY rally in Brewster, NY at the eastern end of Putnam County where I live. This rally was organized by INDIVISIBLE and featured a wonderful line ...

On Saturday, the “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump’s authoritarian actions took place in more than 2,600 locations across the United States. An estimated 7 million people participated ...

After a generally peaceful ‘No Kings Day’ demonstration in downtown Los Angeles, 14 people were arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). According to the LAPD, twelve adults and two ...

As hundreds of people descended on Salem, Mass to ogle the gewgaw shops, take the Hocus Pocus tour, have their tarot cards read, I boarded the train to North Station and arrived at Boston Common ...

From D.C. to L.A., folks like Kerry Washington, rapper Ice T and more decided to stand in solidarity and raise awareness. Let’s take a look! From D.C. to L.A., people like Kerry Washington, Natasha ...