From San Fran to Mar-a-Lago: Anger with Trump leads thousands to march for ‘No Kings’ as cops descend on marches
‘No Kings’ protests span 2,000 locations across the US
- Nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations spanned 2,000 locations, protesting against President Trump and his administration.
- Protests were largely peaceful, but clashes with police were reported in some areas, including downtown Los Angeles, where tear gas was used to disperse crowds.
- In San Francisco and Virginia, drivers struck protesters, with police investigating the incidents as possible intentional acts.
- Law enforcement officials in Texas evacuated the state capitol in Austin following a “credible threat” to lawmakers attending the protests.
- Demonstrations took place in numerous cities, including West Palm Beach, Philadelphia, and New York, with speakers like Rep. Jamie Raskin and Martin Luther King Jr’s eldest son addressing crowds.