#protests

#protests

"We needed them home a long time ago," said Ella Creme, holding a sign with her missing family member's name. "This war needs to end. That's why I'm here."

On July 4, Americans plan to protest against President Trump, marking a continuation of demonstrations against his administration since he returned to the White House for a second term.

Yulia Putintseva expressed concerns during her match regarding a spectator she deemed dangerous, asking the umpire to handle the situation, citing fears of a possible attack.

Relatives of Palestinians mourn after bodies are taken from al-Shifa Hospital for funerals, following Israeli attacks on civilians in Gaza.

The young woman holding a sign that said 'Science is not an alternative fact' exemplified the growing frustration among scientists facing job cuts and political interference.

The clashes occurred after Istanbul's chief prosecutor ordered the arrest of the editors at LeMan magazine for publishing a cartoon that publicly insulted religious values.

Florida's attorney general announced that construction of a controversial immigration detention center has begun in the Everglades, igniting protests from environmentalists and activists.

We need to see demonstrations as organizing opportunities, to connect new people to the growing movement challenging Trump's regime.

During the Los Angeles protests, misinformation circulated about troop images, revealing the challenges AI chatbots posed in verifying facts amidst chaotic events.

Adams emphasized the need to stop socialism in the city, stating, "This is a city not of socialism - this is a city where you can go from becoming homeless to building homes."

We’re hungry. Nothing works for Togolese youth anymore, that’s why we’re going out to protest this morning, said Kossi Albert, a 30-year-old unemployed man.

The performer who displayed the Sudanese and Palestinian flags during Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LIX halftime show, Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu, has been arrested after a four-month investigation.

Police in school programs make our children less safe and not more safe. Studies show that particularly Black and Indigenous children are criminalized for what should be everyday discipline.

Sophie Bolt, the CND's general secretary, stated that the decision to expand the nuclear deterrent was made without parliamentary debate, undermining democracy and increasing danger.