Demonstrators will once again take to the streets for “No Kings Day,” a nationwide series of protests against the Trump administration, on Oct. 18. While protests against President

These developments have occurred just as grassroots organizers have scheduled another large nationwide demonstration on Oct. 18 against the increasingly authoritarian Trump administration. The protest is a sequel to June’s “No Kings Day,” which saw a massive turnout in Phoenix and across the nation.

Millions of Americans are expected to attend rallies and marches throughout the U.S., four months after the first No Kings Day drew massive crowds.

The Indivisible Mobile organization is hosting a Halloween-themed protest on Saturday, Oct. 18. On Saturday, multiple organizations will hold protests to “denounce the attacks on women’s rights, civil rights,

More than 80 coal miners and advocates joined together in Washington, D.C today to advocate for miner health protections.

The group FLARE (For Liberation and Resistance Everywhere) posted on social media Sunday that they were allowed to restart their protest of Trump administration policies, which had been in place since May, before the National Park Service and U.S. Park Police removed it early morning, Oct 3.

Thousands marched to the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington on Saturday to commemorate the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and protest President Donald Trump's rush to push through Amy Coney Barrett as her replacement.

The nationwide No Kings protests scheduled for Saturday to demonstrate against President Donald Trump are being branded by GOP leaders as a “Hate America Rally.” “I encourage you to watch. We call it the ‘Hate America’ rally that will happen Saturday.