‘No Tyrants,’ which also saw protests in Vancouver and Ottawa, was the Canadian counterpart to the ‘No Kings’ protests that swept the United States on June 14. The protests were in response to the Trump administration’s $25–45 million military parade marking the 250th anniversary of the US Army — an event that coincided with Trump’s 79th birthday.

Tension leading up to the protests has risen due to reported incidents of ICE visiting “sensitive locations,” following Trump’s reversal of a Biden-era policy that prohibited agents from entering into schools, places of worship and health care facilities in January.

The name of this day of protest is both a play on the name of the ... scheduled to coincide with both President Donald Trump’s 79th birthday and the military parade honoring the Army’s 250th anniversary. They argued that the president was taking ...

The crowd was smaller than the one at the recent No Kings Day rally, but an unofficially estimated 75 to 100 people gathered for several hours on Saturday, Aug. 2, outside the Cape May County Courthouse for another protest of the policies and practices of President Donald Trump.

Artists, poets, performers and more plan to turn Park Central Square into a "living gallery of dissent" Saturday.

The Army's 250th anniversary parade brought dozens of tanks and armored vehicles to the streets of Washington, D.C. Here's a breakdown of what it cost.

The full cost of President Donald Trump's birthday military parade that took over Washington DC last month has now been revealed. Organised by the US Army to mark its 150th anniversary, the event also coincided with Trump's 79th birthday and was the first held in the capital since 1991 to mark the end of the first Gulf War.