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Bruce Springsteen Headlines No Kings Protest in Minnesota

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Minnesota hosts a massive No Kings protest, featuring Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez, as over a million people nationwide and internationally rally against Trumps policies, with Indivisible leading the charge.

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Bruce Springsteen Headlines No Kings Protest in Minnesota

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bruce Springsteen Headlines No Kings Protest in Minnesota. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Minnesota leads the No Kings protest movement this Saturday, with a flagship rally at the State Capitol in St. Paul. Bruce Springsteen will perform streets of Minneapolis amid lingering anger over President Donald Trump's immigration policies and the deaths of two, residents shot by federal officers. More than 3,100 events are planned across all 50 states, drawing an expected 9 million people. The suburbs are seeing a surge in participation as resistance grows nationwide. Organizers anticipate 100,000 attendees in St. Paul, topping last June's crowd of 80,000. The protests have spread internationally to over a dozen countries like Canada, Germany, and Australia, rebranded as no tyrants in places with. Monarchies. The St. Paul line up features veterans of activism like Joan Baez and Jane Fonda, plus Senator Bernie Sanders and numerous labor leaders and officials. Indivisible, the group behind it all, picked him in a soda for its frontline experiences

with federal actions, fueling a global push against what they see as overreach. That's your Durham News Today update, AI powered and always on.

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