Protest

Laura Loomer, a far-right political activist who is running in a congressional GOP primary in Florida, said the new law violates the First Amendment.

"Sending unruly mobs to private residences, like we have seen with the angry crowds in front of the homes of Supreme Court justices, is inappropriate."

Abortion rights activists dressed as characters from "The Handmaid's Tale" demonstrated outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

The employee, who posted his story to Reddit, was reportedly stiffed for a whole month of work so he refused to answer calls until he was paid.

Cromwell denounced Starbucks' up-charge for vegan milk, calling the issue harmful to the environment and discriminatory towards certain customers.

The woman accused the protesters of yelling at customers and staff for hours during their demonstration outside the Denver store.

An environmental activist who burned himself alive in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on Earth Day appears to have been planning the horrifying act for a year.

Russian embassy staff in Washington, D.C., engaged in an apparent game of "cat and mouse" with protesters projecting the Ukrainian flag on Wednesday.

"Patrick's father asked me to convey his hope that any demonstrations in his son's honor remain peaceful," Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer said.

"If owning Chanel means selling my Motherland, then I don't need Chanel," said one influencer who cut up her handbag in a social media post.

After Connie Uhre claimed she would no longer allow Native American guests at her hotel, protests erupted around the city.

The group plans to protest 10 bills under consideration in California that are "universally dangerous," according to their website.

Royals' Caribbean visit was compared to "a band going on a farewell tour" only to "discover that no one is listening any more."

Layne Barton told Newsweek that the last straw came when Western Dental called for unnecessary surgery.

Prince William's condemnation of slavery shows "the insensitivity of the Royal Family" because he did not apologize, a protest movement said.

Prince William and Kate Middleton set off to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, but were met with the prospect of Jamaica breaking with Monarchy.

Author Omid Scobie questioned the planning that preceded the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's tour of Jamaica, stating that a more diverse team might help them avoid unfortunate imagery.

An anti-colonialism demonstration planned to coincide with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's arrival in Jamaica has been hailed as a success by its organizers.

One person commenting on the exchange of opinions said simply it "sums up America at the moment."

The Duchess of Cambridge appeared to have an awkward moment with a politician who backs slavery reparations and a break with the monarchy during William and Kate's protest-hit tour.

Putin recently said the West is trying to use traitors within Russia to destroy the country.

"We oppose any legislation that infringes on basic human rights, and stand in solidarity and support our LGBTQIA+ Cast, Crew and Imagineers...," Disney said.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge must redefine Britain's relationship with Jamaica as a protest looks set to gate-crash their tour, a professor told Newsweek.

Prince William canceled a recent tour visit due to protests but his father has also experienced demonstrations—in Meghan Markle's home city.

After her protest, the journalist spent 14 hours being questioned by Russian authorities and was issued a fine.

The independent Idaho gubernatorial candidate released a video message himself voicing support for the protests.

Simon Jackson recreated his home in his office cubicle, organizing a living, sleeping and eating space

Ovsyannikova stormed the stage of a Russian news station on Monday to protest the war in Ukraine with a sign that said: "Stop the war."

Despite a lawyer and others reporting they could not locate Ovsyannikova, she appeared in court Tuesday, where she was charged for her protest.

Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at Channel One television, held up a poster during the evening news on Monday.