Millions rally across US as 'No Kings' movement targets Donald Trump policies

Washington (Web Desk): A wave of protests has swept across the United States as a movement known as “No Kings” gains momentum in opposition to the policies of President Donald Trump and the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

From Washington, DC to New York and other major cities, millions of demonstrators have taken to the streets, voicing strong dissent against the administration’s direction on both domestic governance and foreign policy.

According to reports, more than seven million people have participated in these nationwide demonstrations so far, making it one of the largest public protest movements in American history.

The scale and intensity of the rallies have underscored growing public unease, with crowds gathering in major urban centers and calling for a shift in policy.

Prominent political figures have also joined the chorus of criticism. Senator Bernie Sanders sharply condemned President Trump, describing him as “the first dictator in American history” and warning that his leadership style poses a direct threat to democratic institutions. Alongside him, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar urged the government to immediately halt any military actions against Iran and instead pursue diplomatic avenues to ease tensions.

The movement has rapidly expanded beyond US borders, sparking demonstrations in Europe and Australia. In countries including France, Italy, Greece, Spain, and Germany, thousands of protesters have rallied against US. war policies, chanting slogans critical of President Trump.

Similar scenes unfolded in Sydney and Melbourne, where large crowds gathered to demand peace in the Middle East, reflecting the growing international resonance of the movement.