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The No Kings movement plans additional protests on March 28 in response to deaths in Minneapolis, signaling that outrage is spreading beyond earlier Presidents Day demonstrations in Washington as organizers call for accountability.
Indivisible is organizing No Kings 3, a nationwide protest set for March 28, 2026, hoping to draw up to about 9 million participants to challenge what organizers call a 'secret police force' and defend democracy amid recent immigration-enforcement incidents in Minnesota; organizers note prior marches drew millions, emphasize safety and non-violent training, and acknowledge risks while seeking broad turnout against the current regime.
The No Kings alliance, after massive protests with an estimated 7 million participants, is planning a nationwide rapid response network to sustain and escalate resistance against authoritarian tendencies, including boycotts, street protests, and electoral efforts, aiming to pressure political institutions and support democratic values.
Protests titled ‘No Kings’ are sweeping across the nation, with coverage including photos of the demonstrations.
Speaker Johnson criticized the nationwide 'No Kings' protests against President Trump, condemning violent rhetoric while acknowledging the peaceful nature of the demonstrations, which drew an estimated 7 million participants.
Tens of thousands participated in peaceful 'No Kings' protests across Oregon against Trump's immigration policies, culminating in a show of force by federal agents in Portland, where tear gas and other munitions were used against protesters at the ICE facility, ending a day of largely peaceful demonstrations.
Tens of thousands of protesters across the Bay Area, with up to 50,000 in San Francisco, rallied against policies of the Trump Administration, including immigration enforcement and military deployment, in the 'No Kings' protests emphasizing democratic rights and opposition to perceived authoritarianism.
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.
Tens of thousands of people in Portland participated in the 'No Kings' protests against President Trump's exercise of executive power, marching through downtown and across bridges, with demonstrations also held in over 50 cities across Oregon, reflecting widespread opposition to federal actions and concerns over potential authoritarianism.
Protests under the banner 'No Kings' took place across New England, the US, and globally on Saturday, as part of a series of demonstrations against the Trump administration.
Millions of Americans participated in No Kings protests against Trump policies, with little Republican response, amidst concerns over authoritarian tendencies and government shutdown, contrasting with previous Republican criticisms and efforts to frame the protests negatively.
Tens of thousands of peaceful protesters in Chicago participated in the 'No Kings' rallies, demonstrating against Trump's policies and authoritarian tendencies, with large gatherings in Grant Park and marches through downtown, alongside similar protests across the country.
Nationwide 'No Kings' protests are taking place across the U.S. to oppose President Trump's policies, with organizers expecting millions to participate, despite Republican claims that the rallies are hate-filled and disruptive. The protests feature prominent speakers and celebrities, emphasizing opposition to perceived abuses of power and authoritarian tendencies, while law enforcement prepares for large gatherings amid political tensions.
Massive crowds across the US gathered for 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump, reflecting widespread dissent. The article also promotes various subscription offers for the Financial Times, emphasizing access to quality journalism and analysis.
Mass protests called 'No Kings' are planned across the U.S. to oppose President Trump's policies and actions, with organizers viewing it as a patriotic movement against potential authoritarianism, while Republicans dismiss the rallies as radical and outside the mainstream.