Nationwide protests against President Donald Trump coincided with his 79th birthday and a major military parade in Washington, D.C.

In Phoenix and other parts of the country, protesters used the holiday as a platform to speak out against Trump and Elon Musk. What we know. In Phoenix, the protest took place at the Arizona State ...

In Phoenix, thousands of ... Millions of us are showing up in the streets all across the nation to protest Trump's regime. We’ll see you there. #50501movement #NoKings [image or embed] ...

The protest, which took place in the morning, follows the agency's raid of Trump's Mar-a-Lago property on Monday. Outside the FBI office, CNN reported that Trump supporters were carrying handguns ...

What had been a peaceful rally near the Phoenix Convention Center to protest President Donald Trump's speech Tuesday night turned combustible afterward, with police deploying pepper spray and stun ...

Phoenix was the scene of a chaotic three-hour protest Tuesday after President Donald Trump's rally that ended with tear gas. This is what happened.

Antifas, Bikers for Trump, and Other Groups Planning to Protest Trump's Phoenix Rally. President Trump is returning to Phoenix tomorrow, and his opponents are ready to greet him.

National organizers of the “No Kings” protest said they wanted to reclaim the American flag from Trump. To that end, Phoenix protest organizers gave out 2,000 American flags to attendees.

On President's Day, people gathered in Phoenix and other parts of the country for a protest against President Trump and Elon Musk. FOX 10's Lauren Clark reports. The Brief ...