The army hosted a military parade for its 250th birthday in Washington, D.C. while 'No Kings' protests decrying President Donald Trump unfolded across the U.S.

Washington military parade may be relegated to news coverage on the streaming arms of the major TV networks. The parade marks the founding of the U.S. Army during the American Revolutionary War 250 years ago.

Though the day is not an official national holiday, many Americans outside of Illinois celebrate the beloved former president, Barack Obama.

Weather forecasts in the Washington, D.C., area call for potential scattered thunderstorms in the evening--which could put a damper on parade plans. On Thursday at the White House, President Trump sai