Thousands gathered at the Capitol in Santa Fe and across the nation for the 'Hands Off!' protests, voicing their anger against Trump and Musk. From Boston to Alaska, demonstrators united in solidarity against political figures.
Across the United States, huge crowds are gathering for anti-Trump protests, showcasing a wave of political activism and dissent. What does this mean for the political landscape?
Sen. Cory Booker has captivated the nation with a marathon speech in the Senate, lasting over 20 hours, to protest the Trump administration's cuts to vital social services. Streaming live, he's determined to disrupt normal Senate proceedings and raise awareness about the ongoing crisis.
Senator Cory Booker has begun a marathon speech on the Senate floor, fiercely criticizing Donald Trump and Elon Musk for their disregard for American values and democracy. He vows to speak as long as he can, highlighting America's political crisis.
Rep. Victoria Spartz faced a hostile crowd at an Indiana town hall, where she was booed for refusing to demand the resignation of Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth after a sensitive leak. The audience's outrage escalated as Spartz defended Elon Musk's influence on government efficiency.
In a dramatic turn of events, two Columbia University students have been arrested for supporting Hamas and overstaying their visas. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem emphasizes the importance of visa integrity.
The US House is poised to censure Rep. Al Green following his protest during President Trump's congressional address. Speaker Mike Johnson calls the act 'shameful' as tensions rise in Congress.
Protests erupted in Vermont as Vice President JD Vance arrived for a ski vacation, following a heated Oval Office exchange over Ukraine. Demonstrators rallied in support of Ukraine and immigrant rights, while some showed support for Vance.
