More "No Kings" protests are planned for Oct. 18 in as many as 2,500 communities across the country, including several in South Dakota.

No Kings’ protests will come to RI on Oct. 18, with marches and rallies scheduled from Providence to Block Island as part of a nationwide movement.

New No Kings protests against Donald Trump, his administration are Oct. 18. There are 8 in Mississippi. Know when, where the Jackson event will be

The Portland Frog, as he's become known, has helped inspire other protesters to adopt a more absurdist approach to pushing back against the Trump administration's actions. And Todd's methods are part of a broader approach to political protest in Portland that can be traced back to Oregon's earliest days as a state.

After the No Kings protests in June, a YouGov poll found that nearly half (49%) of Americans supported them, while 35% expressed opposition. These results were driven by partisanship. A large majority of Democrats (80%) supported the marches and an almost equally large number of Republicans (68%) opposed them.

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More than 60 "No Kings" protests are planned in Wisconsin this weekend, part of what could be the largest day of protest in modern American history.

MAGA Republicans are melting down over this weekend’s planned “No Kings” anti-Trump protest, branding expected attendees as unhinged terrorists and suggesting that the National Guard should be deployed against them.

Once again, groups across the United States will gather to peacefully protest on Saturday for a No Kings protest, including in a number of communities on the Big Island.

Thousands of anti-Trump "No Kings" protests are planned across the U.S. on Saturday, Oct. 18, including Fort Myers and Sanibel. Organizers believe it will be the largest single day of protest in modern American history, USA TODAY reported.

More "No Kings" protests are planned for Oct. 18 in as many as 2,500 communities across the country, including several in North Dakota.

Millions are expected to gather on Saturday, October 18 across the country for the more than 2,000 'No Kings' rallies. Organizers say they expect Saturday to be the largest protest in modern American history.