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Massachusetts State Police said online just after 7 a.m. that troopers took five protestors into custody on the ramp from Leverett Circle to Route 93 in Boston.

An organization pushing for a ban of new fossil fuel infrastructure in Massachusetts attempted to disrupt traffic in Boston during Wednesday morning’s rush hour by blocking part of a bridge in the Seaport District and marching through other parts of the city. The group, which calls itself “Extinction Rebellion”, originally planned to block traffic at four different sites, but...

Hundreds of Hamas-backed activists have launched what they say is the first in a series of nighttime protests along the Israeli border

Opposing rallies that drew hundreds of people in Portland, Oregon, are sparking clashes Sunday

Four people who attended a protest following the death of George Floyd last year have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging that Boston police used excessive force against them. The plaintiffs, Massachusetts residents Jasmine Huffman, Justin Ackers, Caitlyn Hall and Ben Chambers-Maher, said they were all “physically attacked” by police officers at a peaceful demonstration on May 31, 2020…

When massive demonstrations against racial injustice erupted across the nation last summer, protesters often swarmed onto roads or highways to draw attention to their cause

The new bill would release drivers who run over protesters from any liability.

While sheltering in place Wednesday, Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin called on President Donald Trump to put an end to the chaos that ensued after protesters stormed the U.S. Capitol building. “Mr. President, you have got to stop this,” he said. “You are the only person who can call this off. Call it off. The election is over. Call...

Supporters of President Donald Trump protesting the election results broke into the Senate chamber Wednesday, activating a lockdown for the U.S. Capitol building and curfew for Washington, D.C.

New Hampshire officials released new details Tuesday on how and when the COVID-19 vaccine will be made available to residents. Already, 53,675 doses of the vaccine have been distributed and over 30,000 people have received their first doses. Those people are the highest-risk health care workers, first responders and long-term care facility residents and staff. That first round, or phase…

Citing protesters outside his New Hampshire home over his order requiring masks, Gov. Chris Sununu has decided to cancel next week’s outdoor inauguration.

Four protesters rallying at Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker’s home in Swampscott for all votes to be counted in this week’s elections were arrested for trespassing Thursday morning. Massachusetts State Police said the protesters — three men and one woman — were charged with charged with disorderly conduct and trespassing and said they refused to obey requests to stay off the…

Sue O’Connell sat down with Nadia Neophytou, a contributor to The Lily, a woman-focused publication from The Washington Post. She shares the story of a group, Signs for BLM, who inspire people, for whatever reason, are unable to protest to create signs and art for other people to carry during demonstrations.

Portland’s ‘Wall of Moms’ has received national attention for their efforts in protecting peaceful protestors, so why hasn’t a group of moms doing something similar in Chicago received any attention? Sue O’Connell sat down with journalist Kelly Glass to discuss.

Attorney General William Barr defended his office’s response to protests across the country as congressional Democrats accused him of protecting armed white protesters while attacking and arresting unarmed Black Lives Matter protesters.

NBC10 Boston asked over 50 protesters across five rallies about their message to people who are against the Black Lives Matter movement. These are some of their responses.

Following recent protests for racial justice, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is urging anyone who has attended a protest in the past two weeks to get tested for coronavirus at one of more than 50 pop-up sites Wednesday and Thursday.

President Donald Trump has characterized protesters who are clashing with law enforcement in the wake of George Floyd’s death as radical-left thugs engaging in domestic terrorism.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Heather Cox Richardson, professor of history at Boston College, to examine who exactly removed peaceful protesters from in front of the White House earlier this week.