JERSEY SHORE – Rallies in Toms River, Lacey, Long Beach Island and Freehold were all part of the largest nationwide protest campaign in history on June 14. The date also marked Flag Day, the 250th ...

As best I can discern both the No Kings demonstrations with 5 to 7 million participants, but also the pathetic Military March ...

Laredo protesters shared why they rallied during the “No Kings” anti-Trump event: to defend civil rights, democracy and stand ...

The Oneonta rally joined more than 2,000 No Kings Day events held across the country in opposition to what protestors believe ...

Another No Kings event attendee, Pahrump resident Linda Fitzgibbons, said she was very proud of the community for coming ...

The protests were inspired by the idea that 3.5% of a population must rise up to successfully reject authoritarianism.

Many from the Willimantic community participated in the “No Kings Day” rally to protest President Donald Trump. Across the street from Frog Bridge in downtown Willimantic, people gathered up and down ...

Hundreds of people gathered June 14 at Toomer’s Corner as part of the nationwide “No Kings” protest organized by the 50501 ...

Some organizers see the rallies as a gauge of shifting sentiment against President Trump and his aggressive policies.

The largest and most visible demonstration took place in Coupeville, where an estimated 2,500 to 3,000 people were in ...

About 350 people held protest signs, cheered and waved American flags near the downtown traffic lights Saturday as part of ...

TNR assigned five photographers to document the weekend’s No Kings demonstrations, from big blue cities to small red towns.