Archive · 20 Jan 2026
Protests Mark One Year of Trump's Second Term
Today, January 20, 2025, marks one year since Donald Trump started his second term as US president.
People are protesting across the US to show they disagree with his policies.
The Women's March group organized these protests, and many events are happening where people walk out of work or school to join.
Meanwhile, the US Supreme Court is deciding if Trump did the right thing when he put tariffs on other countries.
In London, the government has to decide if China can build a big new embassy.
And in India, the BJP political party is announcing its new leader, Nitin Nabin, who is expected to be the youngest president in the party's history.
Protests organized by Women's March across the US to mark one year of Trump's second term.
US Supreme Court to rule on whether Trump exceeded authority in imposing tariffs.
UK government to decide on approval of China's new 'super embassy' in London.
BJP to officially announce Nitin Nabin as its 12th national president.
Nitin Nabin, at 45, is set to become the youngest national president in BJP's history.
- Who
- Protesters organized by Women's March, US Supreme Court, Chinese government, BJP
- What
- Protests, Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, Chinese embassy approval, BJP president announcement
- When
- January 20, 2025
- Where
- United States, London, India
- Why
- To protest Trump's policies, rule on tariff authority, decide on Chinese embassy, announce BJP president
- Event
- Protests across the US
- Organizer
- Women's March
- Date
- January 20, 2025
- Time
- 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
- Number of Events
- 600 to 1,000
- US Supreme Court Case
- Trump's tariff authority
- Chinese Embassy Decision
- Approval deadline
- BJP National President
- Nitin Nabin
