Thousands of people across the US protested President Donald Trump’s recent actions on Saturday, with demonstrations taking place in cities and outside landmarks such as the White House and Tesla dealerships. The protests, known as "50501", coincided with the 250th anniversary of the start of the American Revolutionary War and addressed various grievances including the return of mistakenly deported citizen Kilmar Ábrego García and the Department of Government Efficiency's plans to cut government jobs and spending.

A frustrated resident, Morgan Cox, set up a tent outside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's $4.3 million holiday home in Copacabana, NSW, protesting Australia's housing crisis. With a sign reading "Everyone deserves a home Albo!", Cox, a father-of-three, expressed his frustration on behalf of 3.5 million Australians facing poverty or homelessness, and called for the government to listen to their concerns.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was verbally confronted by two men at a Melbourne hotel lobby while speaking with his media staffer Fiona Sugden. The incident was taken credit for by alt-right groups Melbourne Freedom Rally and Tactical Force Combatives, and involved a man approaching Mr. Albanese and asking him a question about affordable housing, to which he did not respond. A member of the Prime Minister's security entourage then intervened to end the exchange.

Youth Demand protesters held a demonstration outside Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s home, placing fake body bags representing child victims of conflict and displaying signs calling for an end to British arms exports to Israel. The protest was part of a planned month-long series of "swarming road-blocks" aimed at disrupting traffic in London daily. Additionally, the group blocked several roads in the city, including Commercial Street, Angel Junction, and Tower Bridge, causing inconvenience to commuters while holding signs reading "Youth Demand an End to Genocide" and "Stop Arming Israel."