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Protesters Sweep All 50 States in 'No Kings' Rallies Against Trump's Policies

Organizers planned more than 2,700 rallies nationwide to oppose authoritarianism in the largest single-day protest in U.S. history, drawing millions of participants, organizers said.

  • Across the United States, organizers said more than 2,700 No Kings rallies took place in every state and in more than a dozen nations, on Saturday.
  • Democracy defenders framed Saturday’s events as opposition to President Donald Trump's alleged authoritarianism, insisting that "America has no kings," a theme echoed by speakers nationwide.
  • In Chicago, rallygoers erected a paper machete guillotine in Grant Park while Black Sabbath's "War Pigs" blared, and around 2,000 gathered at Pueblo, Colorado's Pueblo County Government Lawn.
  • Organizers said momentum is growing after earlier protests, with Hunter Dunn of 50501 calling this a stronger push and a marathon rather than a sprint.
  • Local officials warned of rights erosion, with Paloma Aguirre citing threats to free speech and Wendy MacConnell saying Trump and Republicans are "trying to whitewash this" amid large turnout.
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Radio-Canada broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, October 18, 2025.
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