As massive crowds in the downtowns of large cities made national headlines for participating in ‘No Kings’ protests on Saturday, people also took to small town streets and county highways in rural ...

Days after cities across the nation held protests decrying the Trump administration, local leaders look to advance the momentum beyond one day of protest. More than 2,600 protests took place in all 50 ...

The No Kings movement has continued to organize more nationwide protests against President Donald Trump. Republicans have argued that the protests exaggerated presidential power and have politicized ...

As millions nationwide protested peacefully during the anti-Trump "No Kings" protests on Saturday, several now-viral social media clips have overshadowed the day's events. In Chicago, a woman whom ...

The Issue: Nationwide “No Kings” protests against President Trump and his policies. What a bunch of hypocrites: These protesters want the Trump administration to follow the laws of our country. Well, ...

SALISBURY — Hundreds of demonstrators lined West Innes Street on Saturday joining millions around the country to protest the current presidential administration. Dubbed “No Kings,” the national event ...

PHOENIX -- Michelle Byrd, clad in oxidized-green robes and the seven-pointed crown of the Statue of Liberty, walked in stride among the chants and chatter of a crowd thousands-strong marching east on ...

An anti-Trump group is planning protests Saturday in more than 1,500 cities nationwide — including several in South Florida. The group, dubbed No Kings, underscored the protests were planned in ...

Peter Parisi is a writer and editor for The Daily Signal. Conservative author-commentator M. Stanton Evans often criticized what he regarded as “water bug journalism”—superficial news reporting that, ...

Editor’s note: Columnists Matthew Jegers and Wren Warne-Jacobson wrote this article. This article has been reviewed for objectivity. WASHINGTON — Protesters marched on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of ...

When thousands of Americans across the country take to the streets wearing Minion costumes, orange wigs and signs that read “No Kings Except Burger King,” it is easy to laugh — but behind every joke ...