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Millions are expected to protest President Trump’s push for more executive power across the US, with organizers emphasizing nonviolence and preparing for possible aggressive responses from federal authorities, amid political accusations and concerns over escalation.
The 'No Kings' protests saw millions of people across the U.S. participating peacefully, with diverse stories highlighting large turnouts, supportive communities, and a strong sense of unity despite some safety concerns and opposition. Participants shared their experiences from various cities, emphasizing the positive and inclusive atmosphere of the demonstrations.
'No Kings Day' protests are scheduled across the U.S. to oppose President Trump's administration and to counterprogram the military parade in D.C., emphasizing peaceful, nationwide demonstrations against government overreach and celebrating First Amendment rights.
Thousands of Americans are participating in 'No Kings Day' protests across the U.S. to oppose the Trump administration's policies and to counterprogram the military parade celebrating the U.S. Army's 250th birthday, emphasizing peaceful protest and widespread participation in over 2,000 communities.
Greta Thunberg and four co-defendants have been found not guilty of breaking the law during a climate protest in London, as the judge threw out a public order charge due to "no evidence" and criticized the police for imposing "unlawful" conditions. The judge stated that the protest was peaceful and non-violent, and that there was no evidence of any vehicles being impeded or interference with emergency services. Greta Thunberg appeared in court along with other activists, all of whom pleaded not guilty to the same offence.
The "Take Our Border Back Convoy" is set to travel from Dripping Springs to Eagle Pass, Texas, as part of a nationwide call to action to "secure the southern border." The convoy aims to peacefully assemble in support of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, inviting various groups including law enforcement, military, veterans, and freedom-loving Americans. Organizers emphasize that the demonstrations will be peaceful and not disrupt law enforcement operations.
Hundreds of pro-Palestine demonstrators marched in downtown Providence, Rhode Island, disrupting Black Friday shopping to call for justice for the people of Palestine. The protest, organized by the Party for Socialism and Liberation, aimed to raise awareness about the "Shut It Down for Palestine" boycott. Demonstrators were initially planning to enter the Providence Place Mall but were blocked by police. The protest remained peaceful, with a prayer service held, and participants also targeted the defense contractor Textron for its involvement in supplying weapons to Israel.