Thousands Rally Against Trump, War in Iran

0:00It's March 29th. From every corner of the globe, this is Global News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Thousands of no-kings rallies popped off this weekend across all 50 states, Europe and beyond. Slamming President Trump's moves and the war in. Iran. Organizers clocked over 3,100 events, pulling in estimates of at least 8 million folks nationwide, bigger than past rounds. In Los Angeles, things heated up near a federal detention center. Cops hit protesters with tear gas after a dispersal order, arresting 74 for not bouncing, plus one more napped with a dagger. Some threw rocks, bottles, and concrete chunks at officers, injuring two who got medical help. Most rallies stayed peaceful, but a Navy vet filming the LA March called out the bad actors, mixing in with the good crowd. He saw protesters chuck tear gas back and smash barriers for ammo, while organizers like Ezra Levin from Indivisible hailed it as powerful and joyful.

1:00Overall, Denver saw similar drama, a small crew blocked a road, leading to smoke canisters and ate arrests, with one more for tossing objects. Raleigh spanned big cities like New York, to tiny spots like Driggs, Idaho, even drawing Bruce Springsteen in Minnesota. From coast to coast and overseas, these protests showed massive resistance without tipping into full chaos, proving the movements got real muscle and staying power.