The No Kings! protests drew millions into the streets of American cities and towns on the same day that the nation’s embattled ruler presided over a military parade in Washington, which had in ...

The "No Kings" movement is not the end—it’s the beginning. Think Summer of Love 2.0, only with better branding and even more media complicity.

Protests have erupted in the US, with it being dubbed the “No Kings” movement. Demonstrators are gathering in cities like Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and beyond to denounce what they ...

The crowd was smaller than the one at the recent No Kings Day rally, but an unofficially estimated 75 to 100 people gathered ...

The “No Kings” rally was her first protest. She said she had initially been reluctant to join the protests but was prompted to join in when she thought of what civil rights workers had gone ...

A No Kings protester in Mt. Pleasant offers a peace symbol while carrying a flag Saturday. (Photo by Christopher Johnson). The protest began at 11 AM at the north end of town.

Can the movement affect change? By Curtis Booker - | Jun 16, 2025 Courtesy Indivisible Utah County Protestors hold signs during the "No Kings" protest in Provo on Saturday, June 14, 2025.

The Utah chapter of 50501 Movement, which helped organize the “No Kings” protest, said in a statement Monday that the man who confronted Gamboa was a military veteran and “safety volunteer ...

The Utah chapter of 50501 Movement, which helped organize the “No Kings” protest, said in a statement late Monday that the man who confronted Gamboa was a “safety volunteer” and a military ...

With hundreds of events still underway, today’s No Kings actions have already drawn more than 5 million participants—nearly 2 million more than the Hands Off protests on April 5.