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‘No kings on Presidents day’ protests target President Trump, Elon Musk

‘No kings on Presidents day’ protests target President Trump, Elon Musk

‘No kings on Presidents day’ protests target President Trump, Elon Musk

Published on: 02/18/2025

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

News Source : https://indianexpress.com/article/world/no-kings-on-presidents-day-protests-target-president-trump-elon-musk-9841792/

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