In Cave Creek, Arizona, progressive activists held a happy hour and food drive in the days after the "No Kings" rallies. In Chattanooga, Tennessee, activists sponsored a Halloween-themed protest near ...

(RNS) — It has been called many things — a protest, a movement, a civic awakening — but at its core, the “No Kings” moment in the United States has been something deeper: a moral rebellion against ...

The “No Kings” protests this weekend drew a massive, nationwide turnout. As I’m sure many are, I found myself wondering about the impact of these demonstrations and, more broadly, about the future for ...

Watching the “No Kings” protests, a friend commented: “Democracy dies when the other side wins. Another rule they wouldn’t want to have turned back on them.” That does seem to be the animating spirit ...

Boston is no stranger to No Kings rallies. You could say we originated them in America. Our first No Kings go-round was aimed at King George III, the tea tax hiker. Last Saturday’s No Kings protests ...

What could be more patriotically American? Our country was born by rejecting the rule of an unaccountable, tyrannical king. The principle that no person is above the law sets us apart from dictators ...