'No Kings' protests sweep US in opposition to Trump's immigration policies and Iran war

From Washington to St. Paul, the No Kings movement filled streets Saturday to protest President Donald Trump’s power and the war in Iran. Organizers planned more than 3,000 events and anticipated turnout reaching upwards of nine million, potentially one of the largest U.S. protest waves, per AP. Marchers rang bells, beat drums, and chanted No kings on the National Mall. A flagship rally in St. Paul drew thousands, with Bruce Springsteen set to perform Streets of Minneapolis. Padma Lakshmi and New York Attorney General Letitia James voiced support, as rallies spread to Europe and the White House pushed back.