After the end of the 9-to-5 workday on May 1 ― what's known as International Workers' Day ― about 200 demonstrators gathered in Green Bay's Leicht Memorial Park to protest the influence of corporations and wealthy individuals within President Donald Trump's administration.

For International Labor Day, or May day, several hundred people gathered in downtown Boise Thursday afternoon to protest the Trump administration. Joining similar events across the U.S., about 800 people met in front of City Hall with signs condemning a broad swath of the president’s policies.

Local organizations across North Jersey protested Thursday — marching on streets, rallying in communities with speakers, protesting on the local level at congressional offices or hanging banners and staging walk-ins at schools — as part of May Day 2025, which commemorates the historic struggles and gains made by workers and the labor movement.