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Are there No Kings protests this weekend? Here's what to know

No Kings, the movement behind national protests of the same name, has announced that it plans to host its latest installment of gatherings in June.

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More than 30 protests planned across Georgia this weekend for ‘No Kings Day’

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What to know about 'No Kings Day' protests around Pittsburgh-area

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No Kings ‘Rise up, Sing Out’ Jacksonville watch party: Where to watch

"Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment" will be livestreamed from New York City on Sunday, June 14.

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'No Kings' concert airs tonight. How to stream, who is attending

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How to participate in the 'No Kings' event in Salem this weekend

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California track and field championship to be overshadowed by trans drama for second year in a row

California high school track and field state finals face expected protests over transgender athlete competing in girls' divisions for a second year.

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Shot in the head and face at L.A. ‘No Kings’ protests, two young men are now seeking justice

Micah Moore and Tucker Collins lost their hearing and sight, respectively, after being shot at 'No Kings' protests. They're taking legal action and hoping for justice.

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College protests: More than 2,100 arrested during pro-Palestinian protests on US college campuses

Protesters clashed overnight at the University of California, Los Angeles, and police detained some people, their hands bound with zip ties.

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Where are the No Kings protests around Northern California?

Another series of "No Kings" protests is planned this weekend across parts of Northern California to protest the Trump administration. Rallies are expected in cities ranging from Davis and Sacramento to Stockton and Modesto. The events have different start ...

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Mother of transgender athlete AB Hernandez determined to push through protests

Nereyda Hernandez, the mother of transgender athlete AB Hernandez previously targeted by President Trump, says she is prepared to handle more protests.