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America, No Kings and Donald Trump

Johnson defends calling anti-Trump protests 'hate America' rallies

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson defended labeling this weekend's "No Kings" rallies opposing President Donald Trump as "hate America" rallies, arguing that he was not referring to Democrats themselv...

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'We love America': Hundreds of protesters attend 'No Kings' rally in Peoria

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'No Kings' protests against Trump planned nationwide, in what the GOP calls 'hate America' rallies

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‘No Kings’ protests against Trump bring a street party vibe as GOP calls them ‘hate America’ rallies

Protesting the direction of the country under President Donald Trump, people will gather Saturday in the nation’s capital and communities across the U.S. for “No Kings” demonstrations — what the pres...

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Ferndale demonstrators take to street for 'No Kings' rally after spat between Dems, GOP

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Anti-Trump protesters rally across the country at ‘No Kings’ events

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‘No Kings’ protests against Trump across nation bring a street party vibe

Many protesters were angered by attacks on their motives.

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Thousands of ‘No Kings’ protests are taking place nationwide. GOP calls them ‘Hate America’ rallies

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‘No Kings’ protests underway nationwide, in what GOP calls ‘hate America’ rallies

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Real America’s Voice and the Real Cost of Free Speech

Robert Sigg is a quiet man with a big voice. His company, Real Americas Voice (RAV), is the platform for The Charlie Kirk Show and other populist voices leading the dare not

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Clarence Page: Pete Hegseth’s new rules for journalists don’t make America safer

As someone who has become accustomed to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s past excesses, I sort of saw the new rules for journalists coming.

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Some 'America First' Republicans confused by Trump’s foreign policy

It’s been a confusing couple of months for Republicans who saw President Donald Trump as a clean break from the Reagan-Bush foreign policy ethos.

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In surprise move, head of US military for Latin America to step down

The admiral who leads U.S. military forces in Latin America will step down at the end of this year, two years ahead of schedule, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced, amid escalating tensions with Venezuela.

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Alleged Epstein survivor sues Charlotte-based Bank of America for sex trafficking

Lawsuits filed in New York allege that Bank of America knowingly provided financial services to Jeffrey Epstein, enabling his crimes.