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Thousands gather in downtown South Bend as "No Kings 2" protest gets underway

Organized by the Michiana Alliance for Democracy, a member of the national Indivisible network, the protest is one of an estimated 2,500 scheduled for all 50 states, as well as Washington, D.C.; the ...

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Large crowds gather across the country for ‘No Kings’ protests of Trump

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Dozens of Los Angeles "No Kings" protests draw crowds across city

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'No Kings' protest draws hundreds in Oklahoma City. See how it went

One of the many nationwide protests against President Donald Trump will take place this morning in Oklahoma City.

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'No Kings' Protests Kick Off Across U.S.

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Huge crowds gather in cities across United States for 'No Kings' protests against Trump

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Here’s what to know about the No Kings protests today

Protests are planned for more than 2,500 locations nationwide — from the country’s largest city, New York, to small unincorporated, rural communities like East Glacier Ridge, Montana, with roughly 300...

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‘No Kings’ Protest kicks off nationwide

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Thousands march to Georgia State Capitol during 'No Kings' protests in metro Atlanta

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‘No Kings’ protest planned in Merced. Organizers emphasize nonviolence

In Merced and across the country, a second wave of “No Kings” rallies are scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 18 to protest the actions of President Donald Trump and his administration.

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No Kings protest planned for Saturday in Marietta

From staff reports MARIETTA — Indivisible MOV will hold a second No Kings protest from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Muskingum Park Gazebo in Marietta to demonstrate against what organizers describe as “the Trump administration’s efforts to consolidate power and disenfranchise the American people.

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Good News Rescue Mission CEO to sit outside on bench for 24 hours straight, talk to anyone that joins him

Starting at noon Thursday until noon on Friday, Good News Rescue Mission CEO Jonathan Anderson will be sitting on a bench in front of the mission, conversing with anyone who