Protests have been prevalent nationwide and in New Jersey since Trump returned to office. So has a show of force by the administration.

After a year of relative quiet, the fiery “No Kings” protest movement is returning to the streets of New York City and neighboring New Jersey this weekend, promising a renewed wave of rallies, art installations,

The now-withdrawn ordinance sparked debate over whether towns’ protest-related costs justify limiting the constitutional right to assemble.

Newark, NJ - On June 14, President Trump’s birthday, the No Kings movement organized millions of people to draw attention to what many believed was the decline of US democracy and denounce the planned military parade on the Capitol.

Several "No Kings Day" protests are planned this weekend in NYC, and with dozens of streets already scheduled to be closed this weekend, the demonstrations could cause even more traffic disruptions.

Make the Road NJ sponsors Newark march to protest new Palantir US residents' database Raj Mukherji, New Jersey State Senator speaks at the Make the Road NJ Newark march to protest new Palantir US residents' database at Military Park in Newark, NJ on Monday, September 29, 2025 Get Photo