US EditionHighlights From 'No Kings Day' Protests Around the US
- On Saturday afternoon, June 14, 2025, nearly 2,000 'No Kings' protests took place across the U.S., including Cloquet, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Southwest Florida.
- The protests responded to President Donald Trump's planned military parade for the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary and his 79th birthday, which protesters viewed as government overreach and authoritarian.
- Demonstrators peacefully gathered in cities with large police presence, holding signs and temporarily closing streets, while some events faced counter-protesters and law enforcement warnings due to recent shootings.
- Organizers emphasized resisting autocratic rule and called to reclaim democracy, with turnout goals reaching 3.5% of the population, about 11 million people, and protestors criticizing the $100 million cost of the parade.
- These protests demonstrated widespread opposition to unchecked presidential power and aimed to inspire ongoing civic engagement through education, contacting representatives, and political organizing.
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Millions of people took to the streets on Sunday on No Kings Day in more than 2000 cities in the United States.
Thirty-five 'No Kings' protests in Iowa this weekend - Radio Iowa
Several thousand people gathered at the Iowa Capitol this weekend to protest Trump Administration policies. Linda Byrd of Des Moines wore a t-shirt with the words “No Kings” — the theme of the rally. “He thinks he has more power than he should have,” Byrd said. “He just doesn’t seem to care about anything but […]
More Scenes From ‘No Kings’ Day Protest In Los Alamos
Scene from the ‘No Kings’ Day protest organized by Los Alamos Indivisible and held Saturday afternoon at Ashley Pond Park. A few hundred protesters gathered to hear speeches and also hold political signs along Trinity Drive and Central Avenue. Similar protests were held nationwide Saturday in response to spreading concerns of ‘increasing authoritarian behavior by the Trump Administration’. Photo by Kirsten Laskey/ladailypost.com Scene from the ‘…
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