No Kings Protests: Massive Global Rallies Against Trump

0:00It's March 28th. This is Sydney News today, AI-powered stories from your city. Massive crowds hit the streets coast to coast and beyond for the third round of no kings protests against President Trump. Organizers pulled off over 3,200 events in all 50 states plus spots in Europe like London, Paris and Rome. They're calling it a stand against his tough immigration moves, what they see as power grabs, and the ongoing clash with Iran. This builds on two prior ways that drew millions last year, sparked by shutdowns and federal raids in cities. Today marks their biggest push yet, aiming to top any single day turnout in US history. Stars like Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez lit up a huge rally in Minnesota while actor Robert De Niro fired up folks in New York. Protesters showed up everywhere, not just big cities. Two thirds of events hit smaller towns and suburbs, up nearly 40 percent from last time. That's got organizers buzzing in swing spots like Pennsylvania and Georgia, plus D-Bred states

1:03such as Idaho and Wyoming. Trump's approval sits at just 36 percent, his lowest since returning to office, fueling the fire ahead of midterms. Rally spread globally too, with thousands marching in Rome against their own leaders and war moves, similar vibes in London and Paris tying into. Every day people joined in from seniors and wheelchairs to families fed up with costs and conflicts. As these crowds swell, it's clear the energy shifting from anger to action, turning streets into a blueprint for flipping the political script come.