Video editor and reporter Owen McDonnell and Casey Marble take on coverage of two No King’s Protests — one in Minneapolis and one in Washington D.C.

Jeff LaRe, R-Violet Twp., is the State Representative for the Ohio House 73rd District. In the grand theater of American politics, the "No Kings" protests that swept media stations last weekend stand out not for their revolutionary passion but for their ...

No, the marches didn’t eradicate the problems that protesters wanted addressed. But in community, their souls found the sustenance to keep pushing forward. Last Saturday, more than 7 million people nationwide — in states blue and red, in large cities ...

The protesters deserve the Good Guy Crookie Award for 2025. Personally, I've felt ashamed to be an American this year, but I was filled with pride that day. I think we all were.

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Now regarded as one of the largest recorded mass mobilizations in American history, the 7 million people who showed up for this month’s No Kings protest surpassed the millions of Americans who turned out in June for its first iteration. And with more ...

On Saturday, Oct. 8, a No Kings Protest was held on the Amherst Town Common, as part of a nationwide movement in response to the policies of the second Trump administration. The protest, hosted by the pro-democracy grassroots organization Indivisible West ...