Protests

Sunday's Fox & Friends mocked low attendance at several Trump impeachment rallies over the weekend, with the president himself giving the hosts several shout-outs on Father's Day.

Tens of thousands of people have shut down the city center to protest a bill that would allow extradition to China.

A campus minister at Divine Child High School reportedly told female students they could attract unwanted attention from men by dressing provocatively, sparking protests.

Demonstrators have been barricading roads, surrounding government buildings while facing off against—and clashing with—riot police.

Organizers said 1 million Hong Kong residents marched in Sunday's protests against plans to allow extradition of criminals to China.

Donald Trump, Jr. and Eric Trump visited the Igoe Inn Bar & Restaurant last week, but initial reports stated they had skipped out on their tab.

A blimp of the president and a giant model of Trump tweeting on the toilet have loomed over the protests.

Trump branded Sadiq Khan a "stone cold loser" before he even touched down to begin his state visit on Monday.

The first day of the president's state visit went relatively smoothly as he was received by the royal family at Buckingham Palace.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to hit the streets of London on Tuesday to show the world how they feel about President Donald Trump, including Americans living abroad.

Interviews with the president took pride of place in national newspapers this weekend, though Trump's controversial comments have won him little support from the British people.

Not everyone will be waving "Dump Trump" placards when the president comes to stay.

The Saturday incident follows a rash of similar protests in the U.K,

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said social media has changed millennial players' lives and he's proud of the league's "history of activism" -- he rejected critics' calls to stop players from espousing anti-Trump or other political views.

"A lot of people have been very critical of President Trump, including me on occasion," Prime Minister Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said.

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

Protesters in Britain promise to disrupt any state visit by President Donald Trump following reports that Queen Elizabeth II will invite him to visit in June.

Behind the outpouring of jubilation and relief, the scene seems set for a possible standoff between the military and protesters.

The occasion comes after the UN warned humanity has 12 years to prevent global temperatures from rising 1.5C above pre-industrial levels, causing catastrophic weather events.

President Emmanuel Macron told his ministers that French antiterror troops would be mobilized to face the yellow vest protesters.

The demonstrations, which starkly illustrated students' frustrations with adult apathy, pushed an unsettling message: Save our planet, save our futures.

The men, armed with automatic rifles and drones, refused to say what their mission was.

The poll marks a 15 percent jump in distrust of politicians over last year, and the first time in eight years that the majority of Russians polled signaled they don't believe their leaders.

Grand Canyon University quoted the New Testament of the Holy Bible in its rejection of the right-wing provocateur, as it stressed beliefs in unity and harmony versus that of Shapiro's combative and divisive rhetoric.

Newsweek looks at the crisis unfolding in Venezuela, where 16 people have been reported killed in the crackdown on street protests.

Using troops to quell unrest has led to "loss of life and serious bodily injuries and other human rights violations," the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission said.

Protests that began over economic issues quickly turned violent as the government cracked down on demonstrators.

The four female protesters who had the words "Secret Sisterhood" written across their shoulders demonstrated outside the Saudi consulate in Sydney.

Christophe Dettinger, 37, was named French light-heavyweight champion in 2007 and 2008.

A German left-wing politician said her "Get Up" movement has been inspired by France's anti-government demonstrations and "will be visible on the street and in the public eye in 2019."