The Trump administration’s decision to designate foreign antifa groups as terrorists could have drastic implications for activists within the United States. Senator Marco Rubio’s advocacy to prosecute these supporters on terror charges ignites a fierce debate over the fine line between political protest and criminal conduct.

Despite a malfunction that deflated their oversized “fat cat” prop, advocates in Williamsport, Pa., pressed on with a protest intended to call out billionaires and politicians. The symbolic setback didn’t dampen their rallying spirit outside a congressman’s office.

A series of “No Kings” protests took place nationwide on Saturday, drawing hundreds of participants in the Tampa Bay area. The demonstrations underscored the broader momentum of this movement and its impact on local communities.

Lehigh Valley towns, including Bethlehem Township, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and Phillipsburg, joined a massive wave of “No Kings” protests on Saturday. These local gatherings were part of a coordinated national movement that drew millions of demonstrators opposing Donald Trump’s policies.

Celebrated director Michael Mann, honored at Lyon’s Lumiere Festival, reflects on covering the 1968 student protests in Paris for NBC. His experiences from that tumultuous year, he says, continue to shape his outlook on America’s modern political climate—where “resistance” can emerge from unlikely places such as satirical television.

A local group known as Traverse Indivisible plans to gather at the Grand Traverse County Civic Center from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday in support of the nationwide No Kings II Day of Action. The demonstration aims to draw attention to advocacy issues and community engagement in Traverse City.

During an evening out at a high-end D.C. steakhouse, President Donald Trump was directly confronted by Code Pink activists. They seized a last-minute reservation and used it to bring their antiwar, pro-immigrant, and pro-Palestinian message face to face with the president.

Family, friends, and collaborators gathered in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, four years after Michael K. Williams’s passing to celebrate his memory. During a commemorative walk, they announced the Michael K. Williams Legacy Award, with Malik Yoba named as its first recipient for his commitment to activism and community healing.

When the NYPD killed Eleanor Bumpurs, it ignited debate across New York City about police brutality and racism. This piece revisits her story and the writer’s quest to speak with her daughter, revealing not just one woman’s devastating loss, but how it fueled a broader movement.

A movement of campaigners seeks to revise traditional cartographic practices to better represent Africa’s actual size on the world map. Although details remain limited, their message highlights the potential influence of global map depictions on public perception.