Millions have joined 'No Kings' rallies across the US and in Europe to protest against US President Donald Trump, with recent demonstrations bringing thousands downtown in South Bend and nearly 100,000 turning out in San Diego County. Large crowds have continued to gather in cities across the US for the third iteration of these rallies, highlighting ongoing tensions over immigration and government funding.

Reports indicate a shift in Trump's plans regarding the US-Israeli attack on Iran, which continues with Iranian responses, while critics label his involvement in "this war" as his "single dumbest" act since returning to the White House, impacting his political standing.

The UN human rights chief expressed 'visceral horror' over the deadly bombing of an Iranian school, demanding justice and urging Washington to conclude its probe. This comes as Israel launched extensive attacks on Tehran and Iran attacked Kuwait's port, with rescue teams finding children's toys in the rubble.

The U.S. Army has launched an inquiry after two AH-64 Apache helicopters on a training run were seen hovering near Kid Rock's Nashville-area home, with Forbes also reporting on the ongoing investigation.

Thousands of demonstrators participated in 'No Kings' rallies across various US cities to protest against Donald Trump's policies, including his stance on Iran and the war. The protests, described as the third wave of anti-Trump demonstrations, saw significant turnouts in multiple locations, with some events drawing large crowds and others experiencing clashes with police.

Millions of anti-Trump 'No Kings' and 'No Dictators' protests continue across the US and Europe, with an estimated eight million people participating in 3,300 events across 50 US states. A specific incident involved a bomb threat at the Hawaii State Capitol during a 'No Dictators' protest, which led to an evacuation but no explosives were found.

The annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, held without President Donald Trump, revolved around him and the Iran war, highlighting a generational GOP split and internal divisions within the MAGA movement.

Millions reportedly gathered across the U.S. and Europe for 'No Kings' rallies to express opposition to Donald Trump's policies, with over 3,200 demonstrations planned in all 50 US states and cities worldwide, marking the largest day of protests for the movement.

The third wave of 'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump has swept across over three thousand locations in the United States, with celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Jane Fonda, and Joan Baez joining millions of demonstrators.

US President Donald Trump has again threatened Cuba, stating 'Cuba is next' during a speech, reiterating his stance on intervention after actions in Venezuela and the capture of its former president.