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Massive 'No Kings' Protests Sweep Colorado and Nationwide
Tens of thousands of Coloradans participated in nationwide protests against President Trump’s policies, marching peacefully across Colorado cities to oppose federal actions, immigration issues, and threats to democracy, with larger crowds than previous protests, emphasizing collective opposition to authoritarianism.

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Nationwide 'No Kings' Protests Erupt Across the US
Coordinated 'No Kings' protests took place across the U.S. from Florida to California, involving marches, rallies, and car cruises to oppose what demonstrators see as Trump's power grab, with the largest protest in Philadelphia and others in major cities, amid heightened tensions and security concerns.

Thanksgiving Parade Disrupted by Protests Amid Weather Changes
More than two dozen Pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested for interrupting the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City by blocking the route and chanting slogans. The demonstration, which briefly delayed the parade, called for an arms embargo and highlighted the ongoing conflict in Gaza, where over 40,000 people have died since October 2023. The exact charges against the protesters are still pending.

Protests and Performances: Highlights from Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
Pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested for disrupting the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City by blocking the route and chanting slogans. The demonstration, which called for a ceasefire in Gaza and an arms embargo, briefly delayed the parade as police removed 21 protesters. The exact charges they will face are still pending.

Stanford Arrests Pro-Palestinian Protesters Occupying President's Office
Thirteen pro-Palestinian demonstrators were arrested at Stanford University after occupying the president and provost's offices, causing extensive vandalism. The protest, which aimed to push the university to divest from Israel, led to immediate suspensions and potential graduation bans for involved students. The university cited safety concerns and policy violations for removing a student encampment. The incident is part of a broader wave of campus protests against Israel's actions in Gaza.
"34 Arrested at Brooklyn Museum Pro-Palestinian Protest, Artwork Damaged"
New York City police detained 34 people following a pro-Palestinian protest at the Brooklyn Museum, where demonstrators caused damage to artwork and harassed security staff. The protest, organized by Within Our Lifetime, aimed to pressure the museum to divest from investments linked to Israel's actions in Gaza. Six individuals were charged with crimes, while others received tickets or summonses for misdemeanors. The museum closed early due to safety concerns.

"Pro-Palestinian Protesters Occupy Brooklyn Museum, 34 Arrested"
Pro-Palestinian protesters occupied parts of the Brooklyn Museum, leading to early closure and several arrests amid skirmishes with police. The protest, organized by Within Our Lifetime, aimed to compel the museum to disclose and divest any Israel-related investments. Demonstrations against Israel's actions in Gaza have been ongoing in the U.S., including at Columbia University.

Police Arrest 80 at UC Santa Cruz Protest Encampment
Police in riot gear arrested around 80 pro-Palestinian protesters at UC Santa Cruz who had set up an encampment and blocked the main campus entrance. The protesters, many of whom were students, clashed with law enforcement, resulting in accusations of police brutality. The university cited safety concerns and disruption of campus operations as reasons for the intervention. The standoff continues as students demand the university cut ties with organizations supporting Israel and condemn certain federal funding.

Mass Arrests at UC Santa Cruz Pro-Palestinian Protest
Police arrested approximately 80 protesters at UC Santa Cruz during a pro-Palestinian demonstration that blocked the campus entrance. The university stated that the encampment was unlawful and unsafe, and despite multiple warnings, many protesters refused to disperse. The incident is part of a broader wave of campus protests across the U.S. demanding universities cut ties with Israel.

Police Arrest Multiple Protesters at Pro-Palestine Encampment, UCSC
Police arrested approximately 80 protesters at UC Santa Cruz during a pro-Palestinian demonstration that blocked the campus entrance. The university stated that the encampment was unlawful and unsafe, and despite multiple warnings, many protesters refused to disperse. The incident is part of a broader wave of campus protests across the U.S. demanding universities cut ties with Israel.

"Pro-Palestinian Protesters Block 101 Freeway in Downtown L.A."
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters briefly shut down the 101 Freeway in downtown Los Angeles, holding flags and signs to protest against the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The demonstration followed a deadly Israeli strike in Rafah and was part of a series of global protests against the war. The LAPD and CHP monitored the situation, ensuring public safety as the protesters eventually moved off the freeway.