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The hundreds of planned events were being billed as nonpartisan, though they sought to build on nearly two years' worth of No Kings marches and demonstrations by people upset with Trump's presidency.
Thousands gathered at No Kings rallies across the United States on Saturday to urge voters to cast ballots early ahead of the midterm elections. The events built on nearly two years of No Kings marches and demonstrations by people opposed to Donald Trump's presidency. Organizers billed the hundreds of planned events as nonpartisan.
The hundreds of planned events were being billed as nonpartisan, though they sought to build on nearly two years' worth of No Kings marches and demonstrations by people upset with Trump's presidency.
Thousands gathered at events throughout the country on Saturday, building on two years of No Kings marches.
The hundreds of planned events were being billed as nonpartisan, though they sought to build on nearly two years' worth of No Kings marches and demonstrations by people upset with Trump's presidency.
BBC News – World Masked Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians harvesting olives in the occupied West Bank and assaulted European diplomats, a French mayor and a Catholic archbishop, witnesses and officials said. Several Palestinians, a US journalist and a Washington Post journalist were reported injured, and a diplomatic vehicle was damaged. Belgium and other governments condemned the violence, which occurred amid a surge in settler attacks during the olive harvest.
NYTimes – World Pope Leo XIV has returned to the Vatican after being discharged from Rome's Gemelli Hospital on Saturday, four days after undergoing lung cancer surgery. Doctors removed part of his right lung to extract a cancerous tumour and reported continued improvement. The Vatican had initially estimated a weeklong hospital stay and cancelled his audiences through Tuesday.
BBC News – World A Mexican judge sentenced three Mexican men to 158 years and nine months in prison each for the 2024 murders of Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad. The surfers were killed during a surfing trip in Mexico's Baja California in what was described as an apparent botched robbery. The men were found guilty a week before sentencing.
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