US EditionProtesters crowd into streets, parks and plazas at anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ demonstrations across US
- The 'No Kings' rallies took place on Saturday, June 14, 2025, in multiple U.S. cities including Kansas City, Columbia, and Atlanta.
- Governor Mike Kehoe signed an executive order activating the Missouri National Guard as a precaution after unrest in Los Angeles and ahead of the scheduled protests.
- Organizers planned over a dozen protests across metro Atlanta and other cities, coordinating with local law enforcement to ensure peaceful demonstrations with scheduled speakers and music.
- Attorney General Chris Carr stated he supports peaceful protest rights but warned against violence, saying, “we will not stand for people lighting buildings on fire, shooting police officers, or looting buildings.”
- The measures and coordination reflect concerns about potential violence but also confidence in law enforcement and organizers to maintain peaceful events and protect First Amendment rights.
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LETTER: A day of peaceful protests – and tragedy
Saturday, June 14 brought over 500 individuals out at Park Rapids to participate with millions of people in the nationwide “No King” rallies and protests. We celebrate the opportunity to hold a peaceful event in our rural community. We thank all the courageous individuals who lined the highways of our town, and we thank those who disagree with us for their respect. Indivisible Hubbard County is a chapter of a national non-profit organization. We…
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‘No Kings Day’ protest held in the capitol city
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“No Tanks, no Trumps, no Kings, just Us”: MN 50501 Twin Cities No Kings Protest
Thousands of demonstrators gathered at the Saint Paul Community College in the afternoon to march toward the Minnesota State Capitol on Saturday in defiance of President Donald Trump’s administration. Gov. Tim Walz and a variety of other politicians were scheduled to attend the event, but canceled their appearances due to recent shootings. Walz also issued a public safety announcement discouraging anyone from attending the protests. Despite wa…
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