
Protesters braved freezing temperatures across the US to voice their opposition to President Donald Trump and his policies. (Photo: AP)

Demonstrators chanted slogans like “No kings on Presidents Day” in several cities, condemning Trump and billionaire advisor Elon Musk. (Photo: AP)

In Boston, nearly 1,000 protesters marched from the Statehouse to City Hall despite sub-zero temperatures and strong winds. (Photo: AP)

The “No Kings” movement was organised by the 50501 Movement and marked the second wave of nationwide protests in just two weeks. (Photo: AP)

In Phoenix, Arizona, protesters gathered outside the Capitol, holding signs saying “No Kings” and “Resist Fascism”. (Photo: AP)

December Archer, one of the organisers, emphasised the need for peaceful protests, intervening when a demonstrator attempted to push past security. (Photo: AP)

Organisers said they aimed to challenge what they described as “anti-democratic and unlawful actions” by the Trump administration and its wealthy supporters. (Photo: AP)

Many of the demonstrations happened despite bitterly cold weather, with a polar vortex sweeping across the country. (Photo: AP)

Monday’s protests took place in major cities, including Washington, D.C., Orlando, Florida, and Seattle. (Photo: AP)

Matthew Thorne of Temple City takes part in the "No Kings Day" protest outside Irvine City Hall on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025, in Irvine, Calif. (Photo: AP)