The original No Kings day, in June, drew an estimated 4 to 6 million protesters nationwide, according to researchers. Organizers say that mounting frustrations with the Trump administration, including the government shutdown, may contribute to more people participating this time.

What is 'No Kings' protest? Wondering why or what people are protesting about on Saturday? Here's what to know and how to find a location near you.

Another round of "No Kings" protests are planned for this Saturday. Nearly 2,700 events are expected to take place across the country, with quite a few scheduled to take place in the District, Maryland,

As President Donald Trump arrived at his military parade in Washington, DC, this June to a 21-gun salute and members of the crowd singing “Happy Birthday,” about five million people across the country took to the streets to protest his administration.

A man in a Tyrannosaurus rex costume waved a flag that read “No Kings in America.” A woman walked her dog wearing a sign that read “Will fetch balls for Republicans in Congress.” American flags waved high, and the scene in Washington, D.C. on Saturday was awe-inspiring as the second round of No Kings protests commenced nationwide.

Thousands of "No Kings" protests are scheduled for Saturday, with millions expected to take to the streets. Here's how you can watch the demonstrations live.

The first "No Kings" protest in June clinched one of the top spots for most attended demonstrations, according to researchers who track protest crowds

DC Police has yet to disclose the official list of road closures and parking restrictions around the national mall for the event that is expected to run from noon to 2 p.m. However, signs in the area warned drivers that there would be no parking starting on Saturday from 2 a.m. to 5 p.m.