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Venezuela announces sweeping military exercises as US escalates pressure
Venezuela has launched a military mobilization and civilian combat training. The government cites an escalating threat from the United States. This comes as US operations intensify in the Caribbean. Venezuelan officials are urging citizens to prepare for the worst. The country's military is preparing for potential intervention.
'No Kings' protests against Trump bring a street party vibe to cities nationwide
Thousands across the U.S. participated in "No Kings" demonstrations, protesting what they perceive as President Trump's authoritarian drift. Rallies in major cities featured signs like "Resist Fascism" and "We The People," with organizers aiming to unite opposition against the administration's actions. The protests occurred amidst a government shutdown, highlighting a power struggle between the executive and legislative branches.
Los Angeles-San Diego I-5 interstate closed due to Vice President JD Vance event on No Kings Protest day
I-5 interstate between Los Angeles and San Diego is closed on Saturday.
'I am not a king': Trump's quirky response to 'No Kings' protests goes viral as massive demonstrations hit US
Nationwide 'No Kings' protests are planned for Saturday against President Trump's administration. Trump denies being a king and claims power during the government shutdown. Republicans call the protests 'Hate America' rallies. Democrats support the demonstrations as a right to express dissent. Thousands of events are scheduled across all fifty states.
Texas on edge? Governor deploys National Guard ahead of massive ‘No Kings’ Austin protest. What does it mean?
A 'No Kings' protest against perceived authoritarianism and threats to democracy is scheduled in Austin, drawing tens of thousands. Governor Abbott activated the National Guard, citing concerns about an 'antifa-linked demonstration,' though Mayor Watson clarified their deployment would be for emergencies only. Organizers state the protests target the Trump administration's policies.
'No Kings' at NYC: Thousands of protesters take over Times Square for anti-Trump marches in Manhattan. Check timings
Thousands are protesting across America on Saturday. New York City is seeing major demonstrations in Manhattan and Brooklyn. These protests target government shutdown, immigration raids, and troop deployments. Organizers emphasize nonviolent action and attendee safety. This marks the second 'No Kings' protest and third mass movement against the administration this year.
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What is 'No Kings' protest and who will be attending anti-Trump rallies in US today? Story in 10 points
Across all 50 US states, 'No Kings' protests are underway on October 18, challenging the Trump administration's perceived slide into authoritarianism. Organizers anticipate millions participating in over 2,700 events nationwide, a second wave of demonstrations against alleged abuses of power, including immigration crackdowns and troop deployments. The movement rejects unchecked executive authority, advocating for constitutional limits.
'No Kings' protest near me: How to check if a 'No Kings' protest will be held in your city? Check full list of location
No Kings protest near me: Organizers of the 'No Kings' protest expect millions of Americans to take to city streets on Saturday to demonstrate against the Trump administration. This is the latest series of protest against the Trump administration and protests are expected to take place in 2,500 locations across the US. Trump allies have accused the protesters of being allied with the far-left Antifa movement.
A war on drugs or a war on terror? Trump's military pressure on Venezuela blurs the lines
President Trump is employing war on terror tactics against drug cartels. US military strikes have occurred in international waters, targeting suspected drug vessels. This approach draws on legal justifications used after 9/11. Legal experts question the application of war powers against criminal groups. Congress has been largely sidelined in these actions. The administration's focus on Venezuela is also noted.
'No Kings' protest to hit US cities on October 18: Nationwide anti-Trump rallies planned across 2500 locations. What you need to know
Millions are expected to participate in the second "No Kings" protest on October 18, with over 2,500 events planned nationwide and internationally. This demonstration aims to celebrate free speech and push back against the Trump administration's policies, including increased immigration enforcement and the deployment of federal troops in cities. The first 'No Kings' protest was organised in June.
US appeals court won't allow deployment of National Guard in Illinois while it weighs case
A federal appeals court has rejected the Trump administration's bid to deploy National Guard troops in Illinois. A judge had previously blocked the deployment, stating protests did not warrant such intervention. The court's decision allows the temporary restraining order to remain in effect. This ruling impacts ongoing legal challenges to National Guard deployments in other cities.
Gen Z like protests in 2500 towns and cities in US against Trump - who's behind the October 18 No Kings Protest
No Kings Protest October 18: Millions of Americans are set to protest nationwide on Saturday, October 18. The 'No Kings' movement opposes President Trump's actions and the ongoing government shutdown. Organizers describe it as a stand for equality and democracy. Rallies are planned in over 2,500 locations across all 50 states. Major progressive groups support the initiative.
US military tells Hamas to stop violence against Gaza civilians, disarm 'without delay'
As tensions escalate, the US military's Middle East command calls for an immediate cessation of violence against civilians by Hamas, emphasizing the need for disarmament. Since the ceasefire, Hamas has fortified its presence in Gaza, raising alarms among US CENTCOM leaders, who have voiced their apprehensions to peace mediators.
China's expanding nuclear arsenal raises fears of 'Nuclear Blackmail' over Taiwan conflict
Concerns are mounting over China's expanding nuclear weapons stockpile, with analysts indicating that Beijing may resort to nuclear posturing to dissuade Western involvement in the escalating Taiwan situation. This geopolitical chess game could prompt the United States to reevaluate its military commitments in response to a potential invasion of Taiwan.
Israeli military says one of the bodies handed over by Hamas is not that of hostage
Tensions rise over a fragile ceasefire as Israel's military states one of four bodies returned by Hamas is not a hostage. This follows the release of the last living hostages, with Israel awaiting the return of 28 deceased individuals. Prime Minister Netanyahu demands Hamas fulfill the deal's requirements for returning all deceased hostages.
No US troops in Gaza: Chief of CENTCOM
CENTCOM head Admiral Brad Cooper visited Gaza to discuss post-conflict stabilization and the creation of a civil-military coordination center. He emphasized that no US troops will be deployed to the Palestinian territory, with a multinational taskforce expected to oversee aid, security, and logistics.
How can Europe counter the rising drone menace?
European leaders suspect Russia is behind a growing wave of drone flights over sensitive infrastructure, causing disruptions at airports and military sites. While difficult to prove, these incidents are seen as part of a "grey-zone campaign" aimed at destabilizing Europe. Countering the drones presents significant technical and legal challenges for authorities.
What to know about National Guard deployments in Memphis, Tennessee and other cities
While judges have blocked President Trump's National Guard deployments in Chicago and Portland, troops are patrolling Memphis under state authority. Federal officials claim these deployments support immigration agents and protect federal property, leading to hundreds of arrests in Memphis. Meanwhile, Illinois senators were denied access to an ICE facility, and federal courts have blocked troop deployments in Chicago and Oregon.
US to deploy 200 troops to Israel for Gaza task force, no operations in Gaza
The United States will deploy up to 200 troops to Israel to establish a Civil-Military Coordination Center, tasked with supporting stabilization efforts in Gaza. This task force will facilitate aid flow and monitor a Gaza agreement, working with international partners but without deploying into the Palestinian enclave.
Trump calls for Chicago mayor, Illinois governor to be jailed
President Trump called for the jailing of Chicago's mayor and Illinois' governor, both Democrats, as his administration prepared to deploy military troops to the city. Trump accused the officials of failing to protect immigration officers, while a poll indicated most Americans oppose troop deployments without an external threat.
"If you’re not going to protect your citizens, President Trump will," – Bondi on Chicago troop deployment in Senate hearing
President Trump is sending National Guard troops to Chicago and other cities. Illinois leaders and officials say there is no emergency. Senator Dick Durbin questioned former Attorney General Pam Bondi about the plan, but she did not give clear answers. The move involves legal debates about the Insurrection Act and the Posse Comitatus Act. Tensions are rising in Washington.
Trump says he may invoke Insurrection Act to deploy more troops in US
President Trump threatened to use emergency powers to deploy more troops into Democratic-led cities, citing the Insurrection Act amid legal challenges to military deployments. Judges have issued mixed rulings on National Guard deployments in Portland and Chicago, with governors opposing federal intervention.
Illinois sues to block Trump from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago
Illinois has filed a lawsuit to prevent President Trump from deploying federalized National Guard troops to Chicago, citing unlawful and dangerous actions. This move follows a federal judge's temporary block on similar deployments in Portland, Oregon, as Trump continues to expand military use in domestic situations.
US judge blocks Trump from sending California National Guard to Portland for now
A federal judge in Oregon blocked the Trump administration from sending California National Guard troops to Portland. This ruling followed a joint lawsuit by California and Oregon. The judge previously blocked deployment of Oregon's own Guard. Governors criticized the move as an abuse of power. Trump stated troops were necessary for protests. The administration appealed the judge's decision.
Trump administration brands US cities war zones
The Trump administration branded Chicago a war zone. It deployed National Guard soldiers there despite local opposition. A judge blocked troop deployment in Portland. A poll showed 58 percent of Americans oppose sending troops to cities. California's Governor Newsom plans to sue over troop deployment. ICE raids are expanding in Democratic-run cities.
Trump sending California National Guard to Oregon over both states' objections
The US military announced the reassignment of California National Guard members. About 200 personnel are moving from Los Angeles to Portland, Oregon. This action follows a judge's ruling blocking Oregon Guard deployment. The troops will support federal personnel. Their duties include enforcing federal law and protecting federal property. This move fulfills President Trump's plans.
Democratic governors vow court fight after Trump sends California National Guard members to Oregon
President Trump is deploying California National Guard members to Portland, Oregon, after a judge temporarily blocked the state's own guard deployment. Democratic governors of Oregon and California are challenging this move in court, calling it an abuse of power and an attempt to circumvent the ruling. They argue there is no rebellion to justify military intervention.
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