Protesters

"Repulsive. No dictators here," one of the protester's signs read. Another said: "Congress do your jobs. Impeach now!"

The demonstrator's sign has resonated with many fans of J.K. Rowling's series.

A large cast of Fox News figures and Republican lawmakers ridiculed the NBA for apologizing to China after the Houston Rockets general manager tweeted out his support for the Hong Kong protesters.

Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam said the ban was needed as a "deterrent to radical behavior" following months of anti-government protests.

More than 1,300 protesters have been arrested since the unrest began, and a new report has shed light on accusations of cruel and unusual punishment of detainees by police.

Tens of thousands of protesters descended on the U.S. consulate in Hong Kong on Sunday, calling on the Trump administration to lend more support.

The Hong Kong chief executive bowed to months of pressure and withdrew the controversial bill on Wednesday.

Hong Kong police are preparing to face a thirteenth consecutive weekend of protests over China's influence over the former British colony.

Trump supporters were laughed out of a raucous Tucson city council meeting intended to address a vote making it Arizona's first sanctuary city.

Mayor Nan Whaley said she would communicate to the president during his visit "how unhelpful he's been."

As the protesters marched down the street on Saturday, a dark colored vehicle suddenly charged towards them.

The woman stood between clashing police and activists during violent protests on Saturday in the northwest of the territory.

Trump has been reticent to criticize Beijing despite strong condemnations from the State Department and lawmakers from both parties.

"We're appalled that Trump is taking that day to spew his hateful and racist rhetoric," Code Pink co-director Ariel Gold said.

Around 20 Trump supporters were sequestered in a bar near Trafalgar Square by police as confrontations broke out between marchers.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's rough 2020 campaign hit another hurdle Thursday as police union and pro-labor protesters chanted "liar" outside his Good Morning America appearance in Times Square.

The Pennsylvania Democratic lawmaker faces continuing outcry for aggressively confronting abortion clinic protesters.

It's not the first time anti-gay protesters have crashed one of Buttigieg's political events.

"Young people are at the forefront of leading solutions to address the climate crises, and we won't back down."

"Hey, Kissinger, what do you say? How many kids have you killed today?" protesters chanted outside the talk.

"Why don't you get out of here? Why don't you leave the entire country?" one man shouted.

Police and pro-government groups have killed more than 322 people and injured at least 2,000 others in what the government is calling "Operation Clean-Up."

A man told Newsweek he was lucky to be alive after attending a speech by far-right firebrand and Proud Boys patriarch Gavin McInnes.

Democratic Senator Joe Manchin announced he would be voting for Brett Kavanaugh moments after it became clear he would not be the deciding vote.

The protesters, many of whom have said that they themselves have been victims of sexual assault, have urged senators not to support Kavanaugh in the wake of multiple sexual assault allegations against the nominee.

Hundreds of protesters against the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh converged on the Hart Senate Office Building Thursday.

Days after protesters in D.C. bum-rushed Sen. Ted Cruz at a D.C. restaurant, the owner announced that he, his staff and their families are being targeted with "life-threatening messages."

The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings were repeatedly interrupted by protesters, with demonstrators being forced to leave the room within minutes of the hearings starting on Tuesday. 

Many wondered why the police weren't better prepared to deal with the mobs seeking justice in Chemnitz.

Protesters chanted "I believe that we will win" as the Confederate statue fell.