As US-Israel war on Iran rages on, millions angry with Trump expected to fill US streets
Millions of people participated in widespread protests across the United States and in European cities on Saturday against President Donald Trump. These demonstrations, organized by the "No Kings" movement, mark the third time in under a year that Americans have taken to the streets to oppose what they view as Trump's authoritarian governance.

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AI-generatedMillions of people participated in widespread protests across the United States and in European cities on Saturday against President Donald Trump. These demonstrations, organized by the "No Kings" movement, mark the third time in under a year that Americans have taken to the streets to oppose what they view as Trump's authoritarian governance. A key catalyst for the current protests is the war against Iran, launched by Trump and Israel. Rallies took place in cities including Atlanta, Amsterdam, Madrid, and Rome. Protesters expressed concerns about the state of democracy and the president's actions.
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5 extractedOne man at the rally held a sign that read “We Are Losing Our Democracy”.
Trump launched a war against Iran alongside Israel.
Massive protests against President Donald Trump kicked off on Saturday across the United States and beyond.
It is the third time in less than a year that Americans have taken to the streets as part of a grassroots movement called “No Kings”.
Millions of people vent fury over what they see as his authoritarian bent and other forms of cruel, law-trampling governance.