The backlash comes after Walmart heiress Christy Walton reportedly paid for a 'No Kings,' ad, which has been perceived as ...

Walton reportedly took out a full-page, full-color advertisement in the New York Times appearing to support the No Kings Day movement, which is calling for nationwide protests on June 14, the same day ...

A Walmart heiress is supporting nationwide demonstrations planned for this weekend, angering MAGA. Here's what happened.

The honor, dignity, and integrity of our country are not for sale,” read an ad in The New York Times paid for by Walmart stakeholder Christy Walton. View Entire Post › ...

Walton has urged the American public to engage in the political process in the ad, which defends democratic values.

Christy Walton, who has a net worth of more than $18 billion, purchased a full-page ad in Sunday's New York Times.

While the "No Kings Day" ad did not mention Trump by name, its emphasis was widely interpreted as a critique of his agenda.

Walmart heiress ad placed in New York Times urges people to participate in nationwide "No Kings" anti-Trump protest.

Christy Walton funded an anti-Trump ad in the New York Times. Getty Images. The heiress, Christy Walton, is the widow of John T. Walton, son of Walmart founder Sam Walton.

Supporters of President Donald Trump are calling for a boycott of Walmart after store heiress Christy Walton funded an ad promoting an upcoming anti-Trump protest. The New York Post reported that MAGA ...

At issue is a full-page New York Times ad, paid by Walmart heiress Christy Walton, highlighting upcoming protests.

Walmart clarified its stance after heiress Christy Walton funded a newspaper ad urging civic action tied to protests against President Donald Trump. The company emphasized Waltons actions were ...