Massive 'No Kings' Rallies Across US & Europe

0:00On March 29th, massive no-kings rallies hit streets across all 50 U.S. states and parts of Europe this weekend protesting President Trump's moves and the war in Iran. In Los Angeles, things turned tense near a federal detention center where cops deploy tear gas and arrested 74 people for ignoring a dispersal order after the event wrapped up. One more got naven for caring what they called a dagger. These protests numbered over 3,100 registered events nationwide, drawing millions organizers' peg at least 8 million strong. This round, topping previous waves in June and October. Most they peaceful, but in L.A., some folks hurled rocks, bottles, and concrete chunks at officers, injuring two who needed medical help. Folks on the ground, like independent journalists covering the marches, called out the bad actors mixing in with peaceful crowds, saying they spoiled. The vibe but didn't define the movement. Arrests included eight juveniles and even a woman dressed as a statue of liberty who stayed chill while getting let away. The core message of resistance

1:04rang loud from big cities to tiny towns. Meanwhile, Denver saw cops declare an unlawful assembly, deploy smoke, and grab at least nine for blocking roads and tossing objects. Up in Minnesota, Bruce Springsteen headlined the big one on Macapital lawn in St. Paul, boosting the anti-immigration enforcement push. With turnout this huge and energy that's high, these rallies signal deep divides still pulsing through the country, setting the states for whatever comes. Next in this ongoing pushback, from across the country, Power by AI. This is U.S. News Today.