Rallies planned in thousands of US cities for 'No Kings' protest against Trump - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisAFBVV95cUxQWXNBcENkeVM1NldxRWJvZ2ZGV1B6VG5BM2kxZDVjc2tGZG5kbzJfVnl1Mkp5QUh2Q1dwNFpGamNpOVlKdWxLTF9uWjBDOFhjem1SNU5ZNG0yRHdzblBJb21kRFRHeGxhY0plVThreUkxVWdSelM5bnZEUjhyMlc4YTcwem54UmtMQVZVdjVQbUN6cVJfZHVReUlIbVdIemZwT0NhRnFibXVwWV96RWJTcg?oc=5" target="_blank">Rallies planned in thousands of US cities for 'No Kings' protest against Trump</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Minnesota hosts the main 'No Kings' protest, with over 100,000 expected at the State Capitol in St. Paul, featuring performances by Bruce Springsteen and appearances by political figures like Senator Bernie Sanders.

St. Paul, Minnesota, is set to be the national center of the 'No Kings' protest movement, mobilizing against President Trump's immigration policies and recent military actions, with Bruce Springsteen headlining the flagship event.

St. Paul, Minnesota, will be the focal point of the 'No Kings' protests, with tens of thousands expected to rally at the State Capitol, organized by progressive groups and labor unions.

Pittsburgh is preparing for 'No Kings' protests, with three events planned at different locations, aiming to draw thousands in opposition to the Trump administration's policies.

Seattle anticipates tens of thousands of protesters for the 'No Kings' day of action, with a major event starting at Cal Anderson Park and proceeding to Seattle Center.

Cleveland is set to host a large-scale 'No Kings' protest, with thousands expected to gather at Willard Park, focusing on issues like the increased presence of ICE and rising gas prices.

An overview of the 'No Kings' protests scheduled for March 28, 2026, across the US, highlighting the movement's origins and key locations for the demonstrations.