Liberals who were part of the so-called “Resistance” movement against President-elect Donald Trump in 2016 are now facing a “disillusionment with activism” after the Republican won again this November, political scientists and organizers have realized.
Hundreds of thousands marched from the National Mall to the Supreme Court in Washington, DC, on the 45th anniversary of the March for Life Friday, and some wanted to send a message to those participating in the Women’s March on Washington the following day.
In his Christmas day op-ed, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman praises the left-wing Resistance movement against President Trump, singling out the pussy hat-clad women’s march participants for “dwarfing the thin crowds at the inauguration.”
Actress Scarlett Johansson revealed she would be open to running for public office in the future in an interview Wednesday.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, singer-songwriter Taina Asili has released the music video for her blistering anti-Donald Trump anthem “No Es Mi Presidente” (“Not My President.”)
A leader of the Christian charismatic movement has declared that the unprecedented resistance to U.S. President Donald Trump signals a deeper, spiritual battle that is taking place over America’s soul.
The organizers of the Women’s March on Washington are planning another event that will highlight women’s issues.
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “The O’Reilly Factor,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich took aim at the media for its extensive coverage of last week’s women’s march on Washington, while largely ignoring the March for Life that occurred earlier in
Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, spoke with Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Raheem Kassam on Friday about Friday’s March for Life and the disparity of its media coverage versus an event like last week’s anti-Trump women’s march.
Vice President Mike Pence will address the tens of thousands of participants of the 2017 March for Life, the first United States vice president to do so.
Sparse coverage of the March for Life – compared with significant reporting on the pro-abortion rights demonstrations held the day after the presidential inauguration – is prompting a coalition of 25 pro-life organizations and two members of Congress to challenge the broadcast news networks.
Texas radio station HITS 105 has vowed never to play Madonna’s music again following her profanity-filled speech Saturday at the Women’s March on Washington, in which she said she had often thought about “blowing up the White House.”
People trying to live as transgender members of the other sex complained that the Women’s March on Washington unfairly excluded them by linking a person’s sex to their male or female biology.
The U.S. Secret Service will reportedly open an investigation into Madonna after the singer told demonstrators at the Women’s March on Washington Saturday that she has often thought of “blowing up the White House.”
President Donald Trump tweeted his response to the protest in Washington, D.C. known as the “Women’s March on Washington.”
Only pro-abortion women were allowed to partner with the so-called “Women’s March” in Washington, but the president of America’s largest organization of pro-life youth decided to crash the march anyway with her group’s own message about abortion and women.
The tens of thousands of women marching in the anti-Trump Women’s March on Washington demonstration in Washington, D.C., Saturday are “mostly white” and experiencing “therapy” for their anxiety over Hillary Clinton’s election loss to Donald Trump in November, the Washington Post reports.
Welcome to Breitbart News’s third day of inauguration coverage. President Donald Trump attended a multi-faith inaugural prayer service this morning and then delivered remarks at the CIA headquarters “to thank the men and women of the intelligence community.” Meanwhile, women’s rights and left-wing activists took to the streets in Washington, D.C. and in “sister marches” around the world to protest the election of President Trump the day after his inauguration.
An eclectic array of protests are scheduled to take place across Texas in response to Donald Trump’s inauguration, promising to galvanize a gamut of outrage in social justice marches, civil rights group demonstrations, college and high school student actions, women’s rights rallies, and feminist empowerment “twerking” sessions.
Pop mega-star Beyoncé encouraged her 64 million fans on Facebook to turn out and support the Women’s March on Washington to protest President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.
The nation’s largest pro-life youth organization says though it has been excluded from the so-called “Women’s March” in Washington, D.C. because of its pro-life views, it will attend anyway.
Hundreds of Canadians are planning to cross the border in chartered busses and attend the Women’s March on Washington to protest President-elect Donald Trump on Saturday.
In a remarkably honest write-up, the New York Times has acknowledged that the Women’s March on Washington is nothing more than a front for the U.S. abortion lobby and has quashed attempts of pro-life feminists to participate.
A document of guiding principles for this Saturday’s Women’s March on Washington to protest inauguration weekend asks for criminal justice reform for women, despite 93% of American inmates being men.
Administrators at Georgetown University released an advisory to students discouraging them from offering campus dorm space to inauguration protesters.
Tens of thousands of women plan to take to the streets of London this Saturday to show solidarity with American women protesting in Washington D.C. against the election of Donald J. Trump as the next President of the United States.
A feminist group has been unceremoniously expelled from the list of participants at the upcoming Women’s March on Washington, once organizers discovered that the group did not adhere to the strict pro-abortion requirement for marchers.
Bill Clinton’s famous sex assault accusers Paula Jones, Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey are strongly criticizing the upcoming Women’s March on Washington, a celebrity-endorsed event planned for the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration. The march has been described by the news
Progressive students and their professors from universities around the country are planning trips to the Women’s March on Washington, a large-scale protest planned for inauguration weekend.
Despite its lip service to “diversity,” the media-hyped “Women’s March on Washington” has turned out to be just another front for the abortion lobby, promoted by Planned Parenthood and its cronies.
Madonna took to Instagram late Thursday to promote an upcoming anti-Donald Trump protest march – by sharing a photo of a woman with shoe company Nike’s “Just Do It” logo apparently shaved into her public hair.
The Women’s March on Washington, a celebrity-endorsed march planned for the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration, is backed by a who’s who of far-left organizations, including scores of groups financed by billionaire George Soros.
Singers Katy Perry and Cher will be among the thousands of women expected to travel to the nation’s capital for the Women’s March on Washington to protest President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Talk show host Chelsea Handler is set to lead a “Women’s March” at the Sundance Film Festival in January to protest the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Radical feminist Gloria Steinem and abortion business Planned Parenthood have partnered for the event, dubbed the Women’s March on Washington, on January 21. According to the Washington Post, more than 100,000 activists associated with progressive causes are registered for the event.
Rosie O’Donnell kicked off the New Year much the same way she ended the old one — by attacking Donald Trump on social media.
President-elect Donald Trump’s team plans to hear out the concerns of protesters taking part in the “Women’s March on Washington” scheduled around the same time as Trump’s inauguration, according to one of the president-elect’s spokesmen.
Comedian and outspoken Hilary Clinton supporter Amy Schumer encouraged her 5 million Instagram followers to join her in a march to send a message to President-elect Donald Trump.
