People across the country celebrated Independence Day on Friday, July 4, with the traditional parades, fireworks and cookouts. Others used America's 249th birthday as a chance to protest President Donald Trump and his administration.

The Fourth of July is a celebration of all things American with parades, backyard barbecues and the night sky lit up with fireworks. This Independence Day may feel different for many Americans. Around the country, there are protests planned against Trump ...

At least 500 demonstrators lined the streets outside the federal courthouse in Eugene on July 4 for a "No Kings since 1776" protest.

Hundreds of protesters who spent the Fourth of July in downtown Los Angeles to rally against the immigration raids that have roiled the region and the surge in federal funding approved this week to keep them going.

The threat of continued ICE raids has continued, prompting officials to express concern over the welfare of revelers congregating in large celebratory gatherings.

Roughly a hundred people protest at North Charleston City Hall on July 4 following the passage of Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill," despite bad weather.

The Women’s March, a national advocacy group, has planned several “Free America” protests in the state of Missouri on the Fourth of July.

A rally at Seattle Central College attracted Seattle-area residents who said they didn't feel much like celebrating this Fourth of July.