Donald Trump

270 photos · 2019–2026

270 photographs tagged Donald Trump, 2019–2026.

Trump International Hotel and Tower entrance in Manhattan at night with NYPD patrol car parked on street. — The entrance of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Manhattan is illuminated at night. An NYPD police vehicle and other cars are parked along the street, adjacent to a marked bike lane.

Protesters holding signs gather in heavy rain during a Trump rally demonstration in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. — Protesters gathered near the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, during a campaign rally for then-President Donald Trump.

Secret Service agents and police outside Target Center in Minneapolis, with vehicles parked at a loading dock. — Secret Service agents and police officers are visible outside the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. The presence of these security personnel indicates preparations for a high-profile event, likely the arrival of a presidential motorcade, as suggested by the agent using binoculars. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, frequently hosts major sporting events, concerts, and political rallies, necessitating robust security measures for such occasions.

Protesters outside Target Center in downtown Minneapolis during a Trump rally. — Protesters gathered outside the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, to voice their opposition to a Trump campaign rally being held inside. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, hosts a variety of events including sports, concerts, and political rallies. This protest occurred during the 2020 presidential election cycle, reflecting the political divisions of the time. The signs held by the crowd express a range of sentiments, from direct criticism of the president to broader political statements.

Protesters in downtown Minneapolis hold a Free Hugs sign outside Target Center at night. — A "Free Hugs" sign is visible amidst a protest outside the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. The demonstration occurred concurrently with a Donald Trump campaign rally, drawing thousands of attendees who gathered to express opposition to the administration's policies. Despite the charged political climate, the presence of signs like "Free Hugs" and "Hate Has No Home Here" highlighted a desire for connection and solidarity among some participants.

Protesters outside Target Center in Minneapolis hold signs opposing a Trump rally. — Thousands of protesters gathered outside the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, to oppose a Donald Trump campaign rally. Demonstrators voiced opposition to the administration's immigration policies and far-right extremism, with signs reading "Nazis Go Home – No Kids in Cages" and "Impeach Trump." This event represented a significant public display of dissent in the city during Trump's presidency.

Helmeted Minneapolis police officer wearing goggles at a Trump rally. — A Minneapolis Police officer, equipped with protective gear including a helmet and goggles, stands on duty during a Donald Trump rally held in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. Such events often require a significant police presence to manage crowds and ensure public safety. The presence of law enforcement in riot gear highlights the potential for civil unrest or the need for crowd control during politically charged gatherings.

Protest sign reading "Russia Made Me Do It" and Trump cutout on a barricade outside Target Center in Minneapolis. — A protest sign reading "Russia Made Me Do It" and a cutout of Donald Trump's face, defaced with a Hitler-esque mustache, are displayed on a barricade outside the Target Center in Minneapolis. This display was part of protests on October 10, 2019, coinciding with Trump's campaign rally, his first visit to Minnesota since the Mueller report's release. Thousands gathered in the Warehouse District to voice opposition to the president's policies and rhetoric, under heavy police presence and national media attention.

Man wearing an Oath Keepers hat stands in downtown Minneapolis during a Trump rally protest. — A man wearing an Oath Keepers hat is seen amidst a crowd during a protest outside President Donald Trump’s campaign rally at the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. The rally, which drew thousands of supporters and counter-protesters, filled Hennepin Avenue and was met with a significant police presence. The Oath Keepers, a far-right militia founded in 2009, is known for its anti-government stance and has been associated with armed protests, including the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack.

Minneapolis police in riot gear face protesters outside Target Center during a Trump rally in downtown Minneapolis. — Minneapolis police officers in riot gear formed a barricade on First Avenue outside the Target Center on October 10, 2019. They confronted protesters gathered for a campaign rally held by then-President Donald Trump. The rally drew thousands to downtown Minneapolis, prompting a significant law enforcement response. The police line separated demonstrators from attendees as tensions escalated.

Minneapolis police officers on bicycles patrol near a downtown pub on a wet street. — Minneapolis police officers on bicycles patrol the downtown area near the Target Center on October 10, 2019. This patrol occurred as supporters and protesters gathered for a campaign event hosted by then-President Donald Trump. The Target Center is a multi-purpose arena that hosts sporting events, concerts, and other public gatherings, and its surrounding streets often become focal points for political rallies and demonstrations.

Woman in a Trump 2020 hat sits in a downtown Minneapolis bar window during a 2019 rally. — A woman wearing a “Trump 2020” hat smiles from inside a downtown Minneapolis bar near the Target Center on October 10, 2019. The establishment, decorated with promotional posters for discounted beer and wings, became a temporary gathering spot for attendees arriving early to the president’s evening campaign rally. The 2019 visit marked a rare appearance by a sitting U.S. president in Minneapolis and drew both supporters and demonstrators into the city’s entertainment district, where security and anticipation heightened throughout the afternoon.

Minneapolis Target Field Station with officers on the platform beside a Green Line train and Prince mural. — Minneapolis Target Field Station with Prince Mural and Security. On October 10, 2019, Homeland Security officers were present at the Target Field light rail station in downtown Minneapolis. This increased security presence was in response to a major political rally held at the nearby arena, which prompted heightened security measures throughout the Warehouse District transit corridor. The station serves as a key transit hub, connecting light rail lines to the downtown area and surrounding neighborhoods.

Protesters holding anti-Trump signs on Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis during the MNPEACHMENT march — Thousands of Minnesotans gathered on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, for a protest against then-President Donald Trump. The event, known online as #MNPEACHMENT, was organized in opposition to Trump's policies and to call for his impeachment. The march originated near the Target Center, where Trump was holding a campaign rally, and proceeded through downtown under a significant police presence. This demonstration highlighted public dissent and political engagement in the city.

Protester holds a sign at the Target Center in Minneapolis reading “Trump is giving children PTSD.” — Protesters gathered outside the Target Center in Downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, to voice their opposition to a rally held by then-President Donald Trump. The sign prominently displayed reads, "TRUMP is giving CHILDREN PTSD" and "REPUBLICANS: WHERE ARE YOUR FAMILY VALUES? RELEASE THE FAMILIES REUNITE NOW!!" This protest occurred during Trump's 2020 presidential campaign, reflecting significant public dissent regarding his administration's policies, particularly those concerning immigration and family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Woman holds a protest sign reading “Trump: Read My Sign” in downtown Minneapolis. — A protestor holds a sign reading "TRUMP: READ MY SIGN" during a rally in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. The event coincided with a campaign rally for then-President Donald Trump. Such protests often occur during presidential election cycles, reflecting public engagement with political discourse and policy debates. The sign's message directly addresses the president, suggesting a desire for engagement or a critique of his administration's policies or communication.

Protesters with IMPEACH signs outside Target Center in Minneapolis during Trump rally, 2019 — Protesters gathered outside the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, to rally against then-President Donald Trump's campaign event. The "IMPEACH" sign prominently displayed reflects the political climate of the time, as the House of Representatives was initiating impeachment proceedings against Trump. Inside the venue, supporters of the President could be seen, highlighting the division surrounding the event. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, regularly hosts sporting events, concerts, and political rallies, serving as a significant public gathering space in the city.

Protesters outside Target Center in Minneapolis during a Trump rally. — Protesters gathered outside the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, during a Trump rally. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, hosts sporting events, concerts, and political gatherings. The protest occurred amidst the 2020 presidential election cycle, reflecting the polarized political climate of the time. Signs held by protesters expressed opposition to the rally and the Trump administration, with some referencing impeachment proceedings.

Homeland Security officers stand by a Metro Transit train at Minneapolis Warehouse District LRT station. — Department of Homeland Security officers were present at the Warehouse District LRT station in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. Their deployment coincided with a rally held by then-President Donald Trump at the nearby Target Center. The light rail system serves as a vital transportation artery for the city, connecting residents and visitors to various districts. The presence of federal law enforcement at a public transit hub during a political event highlights the security considerations surrounding such gatherings.

Security officer on a parking ramp above Target Center in Minneapolis. — A security officer stands watch from a parking ramp overlooking the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. This vantage point offered a clear view of the surrounding streets during a campaign rally for President Donald Trump. The presence of local police, federal agents, and Homeland Security personnel underscored the significant security measures in place for the event, which drew large crowds of attendees and protesters.

Protester holds a sign outside Target Center in Minneapolis during a Trump rally. — A protestor holds a sign reading "I VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS WHO CAN SPELL, USES PUNCTUATION AND ISN'T A NARCISSISTIC SOCIOPATH" outside the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019. The sign reflects critical sentiment towards then-President Donald Trump during a rally held in the city. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, frequently hosts political events and public gatherings, making it a common site for both support and opposition rallies. This protest occurred during the 2020 presidential election cycle, a period marked by significant political polarization and public engagement.

Protesters with impeachment signs outside O'Donovan's Pub in downtown Minneapolis. — Protesters gathered in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, holding signs calling for the impeachment of President Donald Trump. The protest took place outside the Target Center, a major indoor arena in the city. This event occurred during a period of significant political division and ongoing impeachment inquiries related to the Trump administration. The signs reflect the strong sentiments of opposition and calls for accountability among a segment of the public during that time.

Protesters in downtown Minneapolis hold a sign reading "American Horror Story" beside a Trump caricature. — Protesters gathered in downtown Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, during a rally related to the 2020 presidential election. The sign prominently displayed reads "American Horror Story" with a caricature of then-President Donald Trump. This event occurred amidst a period of significant political polarization and public discourse surrounding the Trump administration and its policies. The protest reflects the broader national sentiment and engagement with political issues during that election cycle.

Protesters hold anti-Trump signs outside Target Center in downtown Minneapolis. — Protesters gathered outside the Target Center in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, to voice their opposition to then-President Donald Trump's policies. The signs displayed reflect sentiments of dissent and criticism towards the administration. This event occurred during a period of significant political polarization surrounding the Trump presidency and his re-election campaign. The Target Center, a multi-purpose arena, has often been a site for major public events and gatherings in downtown Minneapolis.

Protesters with anti-Trump signs outside First Avenue in downtown Minneapolis — Protesters gathered outside First Avenue in Minneapolis on October 10, 2019, during a rally for then-President Donald Trump. The sign prominently displayed reads, "I didn't fight the NAZIs just so TRUMP could turn America fascist." First Avenue is a historic entertainment venue in downtown Minneapolis, known for hosting concerts and other live events. The protest reflects the political divisions and public discourse surrounding the 2020 presidential election cycle.

Handmade warning sign hangs under the Loews Minneapolis Hotel canopy during a Trump rally in downtown Minneapolis — A handmade sign reading “This Roof Cannot Support Human Weight” was posted beneath the Loews Minneapolis Hotel canopy on October 10, 2019. The hotel, adjacent to the Target Center, served as a focal point during a political rally and counter-protests that drew thousands to downtown Minneapolis. City officials placed similar signs throughout the area to deter individuals from climbing elevated structures amidst heavy police presence and street closures.

Political and social justice stickers on a Minneapolis pole, including anti-Trump and environmental activism messaging from 2020. — Extinction Rebellion is an international movement founded in the UK in 2018 that uses nonviolent civil disobedience to demand government action on climate change. Its logo, an hourglass inside a circle, appears on the sticker as a warning of time running out for species extinction. The nearby "5 Demands for Emergency COVID-19 Survival" sticker lists calls common to mutual aid networks during the pandemic, including free healthcare, suspended rent and debt, and the release of detainees. Together the stickers reflect the overlapping political movements — anti-Trump, climate, and pandemic-era mutual aid — that circulated on Minneapolis streets in 2020.

MPD defund fuck trump at George Floyd Square — George Floyd Square, located at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis, is shown on August 19, 2020. This site became a community-maintained memorial and protest zone following the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police on May 25, 2020, outside the adjacent Cup Foods. The Speedway gas station sign displays protest messages such as "MPD = DEFUND" and "FUCK TRUMP," while the surrounding area features numerous tributes, graffiti, and art installations. The square functioned as an autonomous zone for a period, serving as a gathering place for activism, remembrance, and community support.

Minneapolis Police officers stand on Interstate 94 during a November 2020 nighttime protest against Trump's election challenges. — Minneapolis police officers stand along a fence on the I-94 overpass, monitoring a crowd gathered on the highway after the November 2020 presidential election. Protesters had marched onto the interstate to oppose President Trump's attempts to challenge the election results. Law enforcement closed the highway and arrested 646 people that night, the largest mass arrest in Minnesota history. Many demonstrators carried signs calling for community control of police and denouncing voter suppression.

Stop Trump voter suppression sign at a Minneapolis protest on November 4, 2020. — A protest sign reading “Stop Trump racist voter suppression” is carried during a march in Minneapolis on November 4, 2020. The sign also identifies the Party for Socialism and Liberation. The gathering took place the day after the 2020 presidential election.

Protester wearing denim vest with Hitler-Trump patch at Minneapolis post-election march. — Powderhorn Park, on Minneapolis's south side, was a gathering point for marches following the November 2020 presidential election. Marchers moved from the park through nearby streets, with signs and patches expressing opposition to Donald Trump, including imagery comparing him to Adolf Hitler. The neighborhood had already served as a staging ground for demonstrations earlier that year following the killing of George Floyd, making it a familiar assembly point for organizers by the time of the election.

Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol on November 14, 2020, hold American flags and signs at a "Stop the Steal" rally. — Demonstrators massed outside the Minnesota State Capitol on November 14, 2020, one of dozens of "Stop the Steal" rallies held across the country that weekend to contest Joe Biden's victory over Donald Trump. Its front plaza and surrounding mall have long served as the traditional site for protests and political gatherings in St. Paul, from labor demonstrations to Second Amendment rallies. Many in the crowd carried flags and signs referencing unproven claims of ballot fraud that Trump and his allies raised in the weeks following the election.

Protesters at Minnesota State Capitol holding American flags and "Trump Train" banner during November 2020 rally. — The "Stop the Steal" movement organized rallies across the country after the November 2020 presidential election, pressing baseless claims of widespread voter fraud and calling for state officials to block certification of the results. In St. Paul, demonstrators gathered outside the Minnesota State Capitol on November 14, 2020, carrying American flags alongside campaign banners like the "Trump Train" flag pictured here.

White SUV decorated with "Stop The Steal" and QAnon messages at Minnesota State Capitol rally, November 2020. — A white SUV painted with "#StopTheSteal," QAnon references, and an image of Donald Trump was parked near the Minnesota State Capitol on November 14, 2020. The vehicle carried the phrase "Still Your President" alongside an American flag mounted on its rear rack. It appeared during a rally in St. Paul that drew supporters contesting the outcome of the 2020 presidential election. QAnon, a conspiracy movement built around unfounded claims of a secret cabal opposed by Trump, gained visibility at many such gatherings that fall.

Protesters with American flags and signs gather at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul during a Stop the Steal rally on — On November 14, 2020, crowds carrying Trump flags and American flags gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol grounds for a "Stop the Steal" rally, part of a wave of demonstrations held nationwide after the presidential election as supporters of Donald Trump challenged the results.

Supporters holding American flags and Trump signs gather at the Minnesota State Capitol during a Stop the Steal rally on November — Supporters of Donald Trump gathered on the Minnesota State Capitol mall on November 14, 2020, as part of the nationwide "Stop the Steal" demonstrations contesting the results of that year's presidential election. Similar rallies took place in state capitals across the country the same weekend, organized by pro-Trump groups demanding recounts and audits.

Stop The Steal protest at Tim Walz residence December 2020 — A "Stop The Steal" protest took place outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on December 5, 2020. Protesters gathered on Summit Avenue, near the intersection with Chatsworth Street, to challenge the results of the 2020 presidential election, with many displaying "Back The Blue" and "Keep America Great" flags.

Minnesota State Patrol outside Governor Walz residence — Minnesota State Patrol officers and other law enforcement personnel stand guard outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul during a 'Stop The Steal' protest on December 5, 2020. The protest, advocating for the overturning of the 2020 presidential election results, drew both supporters and counter-protesters to the official residence of Governor Tim Walz.

Trump Train Truck on January 6 — A "Trump Train" truck, adorned with "Trump Pence 2016" and "Make America Great Again" banners, American flags, and "45" painted on its side, is parked near the Minnesota Governor's Residence. This gathering occurred following a "Storm The Capitol" event at the Minnesota State Capitol on January 6, 2021. The "Trump Train" phenomenon involved supporters organizing convoys and rallies to express political support, particularly during election cycles and significant political events. The presence of such vehicles and gatherings highlights the mobilization and visible expression of political sentiment among certain groups.

Protesters at Minnesota Governor's Mansion on January 6th — Protesters gathered outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on January 6, 2021, the same day a mob attacked the U.S. Capitol. The "Stop the Steal" movement, which falsely claimed widespread fraud in the 2020 presidential election, organized protests across the country. Minnesota State Patrol officers are visible, and Governor Tim Walz later stated that his son was removed from the residence due to safety concerns amid the protest.

Minnesota Stop The Steal protest on January 6 — Supporters of then-President Donald Trump gathered outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on January 6, 2021. The protest followed a "Storm The Capitol" event held earlier that day at the Minnesota State Capitol building. This event was part of a broader national effort by Trump supporters to contest the results of the 2020 presidential election. The Governor's Residence serves as the official home of the state's chief executive.

Black Lives Matter protesters at a Stop The Steal rally on January 6 — Protesters gathered outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul on January 6, 2021. The "Black Lives Matter" sign indicates solidarity with the movement, while other individuals present appear to be Trump supporters, some wearing "Keep America Great" attire. This event occurred on the same day as the "Storm The Capitol" rally in Washington D.C., and counter-protests were also present at the Minnesota State Capitol. The Minnesota Governor's Residence serves as the official home and workplace for the state's governor.

Jesus Save America From Evil protest sign — A lone protester stands outside the Minnesota Governor's Residence in St. Paul, holding a sign that reads "Jesus save America from evil. The steal is real." This message references the "Stop the Steal" movement, which falsely claimed widespread fraud in the 2020 United States presidential election. The presence of barricades and police vehicles suggests a security response, possibly related to ongoing political tensions or protests in the area. The Minnesota Governor's Residence serves as the official home and principal workplace of the state's governor.

MN State Capitol surrounded by State Troopers — Minnesota law enforcement officers are stationed outside the Minnesota State Capitol building in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This image was taken approximately ten days after the January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C., during which a mob of supporters of then-President Donald Trump attempted to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. The heightened security presence at state capitols across the country reflected concerns about potential further unrest.

Minnesota Conservation Officer at the State Capitol — Minnesota Conservation Officers, identifiable by their uniforms and insignia, are seen on duty in the snow at the Minnesota State Capitol. The officers are equipped with protective gear and firearms, indicating a security presence during a period of unrest or heightened alert. The Minnesota State Capitol building, located in Saint Paul, serves as the seat of government for the state and is a significant historical landmark.

Stop The Steal Rally at the MN State Capitol — Security forces, including the National Guard, State Patrol, and local law enforcement, were present at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul during a pro-Trump rally. The event, which drew approximately 20 attendees, occurred amidst heightened security concerns following reports of potential violence at state capitols nationwide. The presence of multiple law enforcement agencies underscored the tense political climate of the time, particularly in the context of the "Stop the Steal" movement and its aftermath.

Trump supporters and heavy security at MN State Capitol — Minnesota State Patrol officers, including members of the Special Response Team, are stationed at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. This presence was in response to reports of potential protests following the January 6th, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. The image shows officers in tactical gear and an armored vehicle, indicating a heightened security posture. The presence of individuals associated with a "Stop The Steal" rally, as suggested by the keywords, underscores the political tensions of the period.

Graffiti on the former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis. — Graffiti on the former Speedway gas station at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis reads, "they could give everyone shelter, clean water, healthy food, but instead they bomb other countries. fuck trump fuck obama." This message reflects sentiments expressed during the period of unrest following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, when the intersection was occupied and renamed by protesters. The Speedway station became a focal point within the autonomous zone, serving as a site for community gathering and artistic expression. The graffiti critiques perceived government priorities and foreign policy.

Political Yard Signs in a Residential Neighborhood, 2024 Election Season — A row of political signs displayed along a residential fence during the 2024 U.S. election cycle. The banners, supporting former President Donald Trump and expressing opposition to President Joe Biden, reflect the increasing visibility of partisan messaging in everyday public and suburban spaces. Throughout the Upper Midwest and many parts of the country, large-format yard signs and roadside banners became common ways for homeowners to express political allegiance ahead of the election. The use of oversized, commercially printed campaign signs grew significantly after the 2016 and 2020 elections, coinciding with the rise of direct-to-consumer political merchandise and online storefronts selling non-official campaign materials. Residential displays like this illustrate how political identity has increasingly blended into street-level visual culture, especially in communities where private property is used as a platform for ongoing political messaging outside traditional election windows.

Campaign signs supporting Donald Trump for 2024 and "Trump Won" are displayed on a fence in Freedom, Wisconsin, September 2021. — In September 2021, a residential property in Freedom, Wisconsin, displayed a series of campaign signs supporting Donald Trump. The signs reflect ongoing political engagement and support for Trump's potential future candidacies, with messages referencing "Trump 2024" and "Trump Won." The presence of these signs in a suburban Wisconsin neighborhood indicates the continued visibility of his political movement in the state. This display occurred during a period of active political discourse following the 2020 election and in anticipation of future political contests.

Save America Trump House, Wisconsin — Honk For Tronk, Let's Go Brandon, Dont Blame Me I Voted For Trump, Back The Blue, and a portrait of Donaldl Trump signs on a Wisconsin home.

Trump International Hotel Las Vegas tower west of the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada. — Trump International Hotel Las Vegas stands just west of the Las Vegas Strip in Winchester, Nevada. The nongaming high-rise hotel is identifiable by its gold-glass tower and the TRUMP name at the top. It operates as a hotel-condominium property near the Fashion Show mall and the resort corridor.

Political fortune-telling machine featuring a Trump figure in a suit and red tie in Wisconsin Dells arcade. — This coin-operated fortune-teller borrows its format from Zoltar, the animatronic mystic popularized by the 1988 film "Big," in which a boardwalk machine grants a boy's wish to become an adult. Novelty arcade manufacturers later built countless variations on that design, replacing the original turbaned figure with celebrities, cartoon characters, and political figures, as seen in this Trump-themed version. These machines typically accept coins or bills and respond with a short routine of moving arms and lips before printing a fortune card. Wisconsin Dells, a tourist town dense with arcades and novelty attractions, is a natural home for machines like this one.

2024 Republicans on Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee — The Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is adorned with branding for the 2024 Republican National Convention. This multi-purpose arena, which opened in 2018, serves as the home for the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association and the Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball team. Its selection as the venue for the Republican National Convention highlights its modern infrastructure and capacity to host large-scale national events. The convention is scheduled to take place in July 2024, drawing political attention and significant logistical planning to the city.

Biden Betrayed America and Israel — A supporter of Donald Trump holds a sign reading "Biden Betrayed America & Israel" outside the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The sign, adorned with both American and Israeli flags, reflects how foreign policy, particularly concerning the Middle East, became a significant issue during the presidential campaign. The presence of such displays highlights the ideological divisions among protesters and counter-protesters regarding the Republican party's direction and its international stances.

Trump assassination news on at a bar in Milwaukee — Patrons at a Milwaukee bar watch news coverage of an alleged assassination attempt at a Trump rally. The incident occurred in Butler, Pennsylvania, on the same day that the Republican National Convention was scheduled to begin in Milwaukee at the Fiserv Forum. The convention, a quadrennial event, serves to nominate the party's presidential candidate and unify its supporters.

Trump make amrerica safe again RNC — A "TRUMP 2024 - MAKE AMERICA SAFE AGAIN" billboard is visible near the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The image was taken hours after an assassination attempt on a political figure in Pennsylvania, an event that occurred during the 2024 Republican National Convention. The Fiserv Forum served as the venue for the convention, and the surrounding area was secured with fencing and barriers.

Tow truck removes vehicle near parking ramp decorated with Trump campaign banners during 2024 Republican National Convention in — The 2024 Republican National Convention brought thousands of delegates and visitors to downtown Milwaukee from July 15 to 18, with the Fiserv Forum serving as the main venue. Parking structures near the arena were wrapped with campaign banners reading "America Needs President Trump" and "Make America Great Once Again," alongside a large American flag spanning several stories of a nearby ramp. It was the first time Milwaukee hosted a major party's national convention, part of a broader Republican push for votes in the battleground state of Wisconsin. A flatbed tow truck operated by MK Towing, a local Milwaukee company, is removing a car from the curb near the ramp, a routine enforcement action amid the traffic restrictions put in place for the convention.

Donald Trump in orange and handcuffs — A protester wearing a mask of Donald Trump and an orange jumpsuit with handcuffs stands outside the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The convention, held at the Fiserv Forum, brought together Republican delegates and supporters. Protests and counter-demonstrations are common during major political conventions, reflecting diverse public opinions on political figures and policies. This individual's attire suggests a critical stance towards the former president and the political party.

Fuck Donald Trump RNC Protest Sign — A man holds up a "Fuck Donald Trump" protest sign at a march outside the 2024 Republican National Convention.

Revolutionary Communist Party shirt at 2024 RNC — A t-shirt from the Revolutionary Communist Party (Revcom) lies on the grass during the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The shirt displays a graphic with the slogans "NO GENOCIDE JOE" and "FASCIST TRUMP," alongside "THE WHOLE DAMN SYSTEM'S GOT TO GO!" This imagery reflects a protest against both major political figures and the broader political system during the convention. The presence of such merchandise highlights the diverse range of political viewpoints and opposition present during major political gatherings.

2024 RNC Woman with Trump sign — A supporter carries a "Trump" sign outside the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The convention, held at the Fiserv Forum, brought together Republican delegates and party members to formally nominate their presidential candidate. Such events are significant political gatherings that shape national discourse and campaign strategies. The presence of signs and supporters outside the venue highlights the public engagement and political fervor surrounding the election cycle.

Trump cereal flyer at the RNC — A flyer for "Trump Cereal" is affixed to a pole in Milwaukee during the 2024 Republican National Convention. The flyer, designed to resemble a cereal box, features an image of Donald Trump and the slogan "Greatness in every bowl." It also includes the text "ORDER NOW, WE'LL SEND BEFORE RNC IS OVER!" and a QR code, suggesting a promotional or satirical item distributed during the political event. The presence of such merchandise highlights the commercialization and branding efforts surrounding political campaigns.

RNC 2024 Tshirt vendor showing his best seller — A vendor displays T-shirts featuring political imagery during the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. The shirts include slogans and portraits of Donald Trump and Joe Biden, reflecting the political climate of the election year. One shirt prominently features the phrase "MAKE A COMPLETE SENTENCE AGAIN!" alongside an image of Biden, while others show Trump with slogans like "I LOVE MILWAUKEE I HAVE GREAT FRIENDS IN MILWAUKEE." The presence of such merchandise highlights the commercial aspect of political events and the diverse ways supporters engage with candidates.

Political merchandise t-shirts for sale outside the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. — Street vendors near the 2024 Republican National Convention sold T-shirts and tank tops carrying partisan s aimed at both parties. Designs included "Not My President" paired with firearm imagery and Joe Biden's name, a "Trump 2024, Save America" tank top referencing the campaign's official rallying cry, and a shirt combining religious and political messaging with "Jesus Is My Savior, Trump Is My President." The Republican National Convention took place July 15–18, 2024, at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, where delegates formally nominated Donald Trump as the party's presidential candidate. Unofficial merchandise like this is common outside major party conventions, sold by independent vendors rather than the campaigns or the RNC itself.

RNC 2024 Trump Supporter on megaphone — Supporters of Donald Trump gathered outside the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee in 2024. The convention, held at the Fiserv Forum, nominated Trump as the Republican candidate for president. The banner features a portrait of Trump and the slogan "Take Back Our Country," reflecting the campaign's central themes. The presence of supporters with megaphones and flags indicates active engagement and mobilization around the political event.

Woman with a flag at 2024 RNC — A supporter waves a "Trump 2024" flag outside the 2024 Republican National Convention held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The convention, a quadrennial event, serves to nominate the party's presidential and vice-presidential candidates. This gathering of Republican delegates and party members is a significant moment in the American political calendar, shaping the party's platform and direction. The presence of supporters and protesters outside the convention venue is a common occurrence, reflecting the diverse and often passionate public engagement with the political process.

Protesters display "Fake Media is the Virus" sign with news network logos at 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. — Trump supporters gathered on the streets near the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, held July 15–18 at Fiserv Forum. One sign carried by demonstrators pairs images of a virus with the logos of CNN, Fox News, CBS, ABC News, MSNBC and The New York Times, accusing mainstream and international outlets of spreading misinformation. Participants wore "Stand With Trump" caps and hats reading "Never Surrender," a phrase that circulated widely among Trump supporters following his booking at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia in August 2023. The convention that year formally nominated Donald Trump and running mate JD Vance as the Republican ticket for the 2024 presidential election.

Numerous Democratic campaign yard signs for Omar, Walz, Harris, and Klobuchar displayed in Minneapolis DFL office windows. — Yard signs for various Democratic candidates, including Ilhan Omar, Amy Klobuchar, Kamala Harris, and Tim Walz, are displayed in the windows of the Minneapolis DFL office.

Trump stickers affixed to an electrical box at Blaisdell Avenue and Lake Street in Minneapolis. — Stickers spelling out "Trump" are affixed to an electrical box at the corner of Blaisdell Avenue and Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

Peyote People Native Folk Art storefront in Puerto Vallarta displays hanging merchandise including woven textiles, graphic t-shirts, and decorative masks. — Peyote People Native Folk Art in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, sells embroidered clothing, masks, and souvenir items from a storefront on a tourist street. Hanging merchandise includes woven garments and graphic T-shirts, among them one with anti-Trump text.

50501 Protesters Arrive at MN State Capitol — Protesters arriving at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025. They come to protest Project 2025, Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Trump and Musk Proesters in Minnesota — Protesters gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025 to protest actions taken by President Trump and Elon Musk. The protest was part of a nationwide protest said to be held in all 50 states.

No one voted for Elon Musk — Protester at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025 holding up a sign that reads "Stop the theft of our info!" "Absolutely no one voted for elon musk! None of us!".

Trump Elon Want Poor People Dead — Protest sign reading "Trump and Elon Want Poor People Dead. That Includes You". Protesters gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025 to protest actions taken by President Trump and Elon Musk. The protest was part of a nationwide protest said to be held in all 50 states.

Protect Our Democracy Minnesota Protest — Protesters gathered at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025 to protest actions taken by President Trump and Elon Musk. The protest was part of a nationwide protest said to be held in all 50 states.

Minnesota protests Trump and Elon Musk February 5, 2025 — Protester at the Minnesota State Capitol on February 5, 2025 holding up a sign that reads "We defeated nazis once we can do it again".

Twin Cities Taxi Cab Services Trump Cab — A taxi cab from Twin Cities Taxi Cab Services is seen parked in the North Loop neighborhood of Minneapolis. The vehicle is adorned with campaign graphics for the "Trump Vance" ticket, featuring images of Donald Trump on its side windows and a "Make America Great Again 2024" slogan on the rear.

Who Elected Musk President February 2025 — A man stands with a sign reading "Say No To Doge! Who Elected Musk President?" outside a Tesla facility in Minneapolis.

This Car Runs on Fascism Tesla Protest Minneapolis — Protesters at a Tesla Service Center in Golden Valley, MN (Minneapolis) on January 15, 2025. Signs being held up that read "This car runs on fascism"

Tesla protester and Golden Valley police — A protester stands outside a Tesla showroom in Golden Valley, Minnesota, during a winter protest, with two Golden Valley police squad cars positioned in the background. The individual holds a sign criticizing Elon Musk, referencing "Doge" and questioning his influence, aligning with the "Tesla Takedown" movement.

Tesla Takeover Protest Minneapolis February 15 2025 — Protesters gathered at the Tesla Service Center in Golden Valley, Minnesota, on February 15, 2025, as part of a nationwide "Tesla Takedown" protest. This event aimed to critique Tesla and its owner, Elon Musk, with participants displaying signs that read "Unplug Mad King Musk," "This car runs on fascism," and "Say no to doge."

Protesters carrying American flags and signs march toward the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. — Protesters march to the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters with signs and American flags gather on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol on March 4, 2025. — Protesters on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters holding signs at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, including one reading "Support Federal Workers Not Musk." — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters holding signs at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Hundreds of protesters gather on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul during a March 2025 demonstration. — Large crowd of protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters hold signs at the Minnesota State Capitol steps during a March 4, 2025 demonstration against the Trump administration. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protester holds sign criticizing Brian Glenn at Minnesota State Capitol during March 4, 2025 demonstration. — "Hey Brian Glenn There's a Glaring Stain On Your Suit. Look Who You've Shamed" protest sign. Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters hold signs criticizing Elon Musk and the Trump administration at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol hold signs including "Trump Is A Traitor" and "Stop Billionaire Take" during a March 4, 2025 demonstration. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters hold signs at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. — "My patients are not parasites" protest sign in St. Paul Minnesota. Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters hold signs supporting Ukraine and criticizing the Trump administration at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protester holds sign reading "Deport White House Gremlin to the Kremlin" at Minnesota State Capitol during March 4, 2025 demonstration. — "Deport White House Gremlin To The Kremlin!" protest sign. Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protesters with signs and Ukrainian flags gather on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol during a March 4, 2025 demonstration against the Trump Administration. — "The Russia Russia Russia Thing" protest sign. Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protester holds sign reading "Prez Trump Musk Cruel Chaos" at Minnesota State Capitol during March 4, 2025 demonstration. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Two protesters hold a Ukrainian flag at the Minnesota State Capitol during a March 2025 demonstration. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Crowd of protesters holding signs and Ukrainian flags gathers on the steps of the Minnesota State Capitol during a March 4, 2025 demonstration. — Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, Minnesota on March 4, 2025. Taking place on the afternoon of President Trump’s first address to joint session in congress, they are protesting the actions of the Trump Administration and Elon Musk’s involvement. The protest was organized as part of the “50501” protests taking place around the country. This is the first of two planned protests this week. Another is planned for Saturday at the State Capitol.

Protest signs at the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul, including one reading “No Kings! No Nazis!” — Protest signs are displayed outside the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul during a March 4, 2025 rally. One sign reads “No Kings! No Nazis!” and features an illustration of Elon Musk.

Protesters outside Tesla Showroom in Golden Valley — Protesters at a Tesla Facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Minnesota For Ousting Pres Musk Tesla Takedown sign — Protester with a sign reading "Minnesota for Ousting Pres. Musk" at a Tesla Facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Tesla car in front of protesters in Minneapolis — A Tesla car drives by a group of protesters in Golden Valley (Minneapolis). The protesters have been gathering for weeks as part of "Tesla Takedown" protests.

Special K Elon is now in charge — Protester holding a sign that reads "Special K Elon Is Now In Charge" at a Tesla Facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Tesla takedown Elon Cheats at Video Games — Tesla vehicle leaves a Tesla Facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Tesla Takedown Protest Sign Tesla Funds Fascism Minnesota — Protesters hold signs outside a Tesla showroom in Golden Valley(Minneapolis) on March 8,2025.

Tesla Takedown Protest Sign How Much Does Tesla Cost Us All — Protester holds a sign that reads "How much does Tesla cost us all?". Seen at a Tesla facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Tesla Takedown Dump Tesla Save America — Protester holds a sign that reads "Dump Tesla Save America". Seen at a Tesla facility just outside of Minneapolis (Golden Valley) on March 8, 2025. This is the 4th week in a row protesters have gathered here as part of the nationwide Tesla Takedown organizing.

Let refugees live here protest sign — "Let refugees live here!" protest sign. Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions.

I cant believe I still have to protest this — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions.

Elect a Cown Expect a Circus protest sign — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions.

No One Elected Elon protest sign — "No One Elected Elon" protest sign. Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions.

Protest sign reading my uterus is more regulated than guns — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Protester holds a Pussy Riot sign at the Minnesota State Capitol. — "Pussy Riot" protest sign in St. Paul Minnesota. Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

We Stand With Canada Stop The Tariffs Protest Sign — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Large protest at Minnesota State Capitol on March 8 2025 — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Tina Smith is right Musk is a Dick — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Protesters at the Minnesota State Capitol on March 8 2025 — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Elon Musk Get Out Of Our House Protest Sign — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

She's Someone Protest Sign — Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

Protest sign in Minnesota March 8 2025 — "When Justice Becomes Law Resistance Becomes Duty" protest sign in St. Paul. Today on International Women’s Day, Minnesota saw the largest protest since President Trump's re-election. 1,000+ gathered at the Capitol for the 2nd time this week hearing from activists, city council members and state representatives on the current administration's actions. Minnesota State Capitol March 8, 2025

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