Thousands converged on downtown Alexandria, Virginia, to protest President Donald Trump and the parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, while security kept things under wraps across the river in the District of Columbia ahead of the parade.The loosely constructed "No Kings" movement, notably supported by Walmart heiress Chrissy Walton, planned to hold dozens of protests across the country. And, so far, the protest just out of sight of the White House appeared to be generating a lot of interest.Reports of crowds from 1,000 to 5,000 people, assembled in Market Square in Alexandria, Virginia, to protest the idea that Trump would hold a military parade on what is also his 79th birthday, according to X accounts.Independent Womens Forum official Julie Gunlock shared an accounting of events Saturday, posting a collage on X that featured people waving signs that said "I like my ICE crushed," "King of Farts" and "Happy Obama Appreciation Day."WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT TODAYS NO KINGS ANTI-TRUMP RALLIES ACROSS THE USAnother X snippet showed a growing crowd in Market Square as the closing bars of the "Star-Spangled Banner" played from a boombox. One protester noted that Alexandria, Virginia, is where Vice President JD Vances recent private residence was.With US Highway 1 divided into the major north-south streets "Patrick" and "Henry" through downtown and its history as the closest city to George Washington's Mount Vernon estate, references made online described how Alexandria was a fitting place to oppose a supposed king.GOVERNORS WARN ANTI-TRUMP NO KINGS PROTESTERS AGAINST BECOMING VIOLENT: YOURE GOING TO GET ARRESTED'Accounts described the crowd as largely "elderly" while others contended there were attendees of all ages.Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin warned potential troublemakers statewide Friday he had "integrated" the Virginia National Guard with the Virginia State Police to protect life, property and egress on the Commonwealths roadways."We cannot allow people to put people's lives in jeopardy by disrupting traffic or anything along those lines," Youngkin told reporters."And so, if you break the law, you're going to get arrested," he said. "I will protect everybody's constitutional right, but if you break the law, you're going to get arrested."Protests also cropped up Saturday afternoon in Hampton Roads, Virginia, as Trumps parade took shape just across the Potomac River from another counterprotest scheduled in the wealthy liberal enclave of Falls Church, Virginia.The co-organizer of the Norfolk, Virginia, "No Kings" protest said of Trump, "This is not his kingdom. We are not his subjects," in comments to The Virginian-Pilot."This isnt about politics. This is about honor," another demonstrator told the paper.'CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPIn Washington, thousands also converged ahead of the parade, wearing patriotic or pro-Trump gear and MAGA hats.Paradegoers who spoke to Fox News Digital overwhelmingly reported that they did not expect violence in Washington Saturday, citing the tight security."Theres security everywhere," one paradegoer said. "I would say, you know, it's a big event with everything that's been going on."I haven't seen many protesters, but I've seen a couple of signs."Another attendee in Washington said the event felt "family-oriented" and safe.Security Saturday included the Secret Service, police officers and military members stationed along entry checkpoints and walking among the throngs of paradegoers. Trump's parade kicked off early, just before 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, with law enforcement vetting people attending with metal detectors and pat-downs.Streets surrounding historic spots near the parade route, like the White House and Washington Monument, were shut down and barricaded to bolster safety.Fox News Digital spotted a handful of protesters carrying signs denouncing Trump as a dictator and Black Lives Matter signs and other messages calling for equality, but crowds surrounding the entry points for the parade were primarily comprised of Trump supporters, veterans, families and others who came out for the patriotic parade.Officials from Walmart reportedly said advertisements from Walton are "in no way connected to or endorsed by Walmart."

Just hours following Israels strikes on Irans nuclear and military facilities, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a direct appeal to the Iranian people and said: "This is your opportunity to stand up [to the regime]."The regimes standing not only with the international community, amid its vast support of state-sponsored terrorism, which has impacted neighboring nations from Syria and Yemen to Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, coupled with years of internal unrest, could mean regime change is on the horizon."We are in the midst of one of the greatest military operations in history," Netanyahu said Friday. "The Islamic regime, which has oppressed you for almost 50 years, threatens to destroy our country."ISRAELS ACTIONS AGAINST IRAN CREATE STRATEGIC OPPORTUNITY FOR US IN NUCLEAR TALKS, EXPERTS SAYThe Israeli leader said Jerusalems goal in hitting Irans top military targets is to thwart the nuclear and missile threats that Iran poses towards the Jewish nation, which he argued weakens the regime and poses a unique opportunity for dissidents within.Minority groups make up some 50% of the Iranian population, and some Iranian specialists have argued that if the minority groups, which are frequent targets of oppression in Iran, were to unite against the regime, they could play a critical role in toppling the regime.Iran has faced increasing opposition since the death of Mahsa Amini, a Kurdish woman, who in September 2022 was arrested by Iran's morality police and later died in a hospital due to her injuries.ISRAEL STRIKES AT THE HEART OF IRAN'S NUCLEAR AMBITIONS IN ISFAHAN OFFENSIVEAminis death sparked mass protests across the country, which Iran brutally clapped back at and continues to execute those arrested during the demonstrations.Fox News Digital was told by Yigal Carmon, President of the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), that members of the Ahwazis, a minority group in south-western Iran, which make up 6-8% of the population, have already been arrested by the regime amid its fears another internal rebellion could brew alongside war with Israel.It is unclear if any demonstrations have yet begun or if their arrests were pre-emptively carried out."A regime change will be supported by many," Carmon said. "The fact is that only the minorities can bring a regime change because they are militarily organized.""A coalition of non-Persian ethnic groups could topple the regime in a few months," he said. "Unlike the Persian anti-regime population, the non-Persian anti-regime population is militarily organized."Other minority groups, like the Kurds, who make up 10%-15% of Irans population and who live primarily in the northwestern border areas near Iraq and Turkey, as well as the Baloch people, who encompass another 5% of the population and live along Irans southeast border with Pakistan, also have a long history of opposing the regime, though they have also suffered brutal consequences."It has never been weaker. This is your opportunity to stand up and let your voices be heard. Woman, Life, Freedom Zan, Zendegi, Azadi," Netanyahu said. "As I said yesterday and many times before, Israel's fight is not against the Iranian people."Our fight is against the murderous Islamic regime that oppresses and impoverishes you," he added.

After nine seasons with three different teams, Darren Waller decided to walk away from the NFL after the 2023 season.He appeared in 12 games with the New York Giants in what turned out to be the final year of his NFL career. Last June, Waller admitted in a video posted to his YouTube channel his "passion" for football "has slowly been fading.""Ive decided to retire from the game of football," he wrote on Instagram. "To God: what a journey, and thank you. We took it way farther than I ever could have imagined! So grateful for all the ppl Ive been able to connect and create memories with along the way. We still got plenty more life left to live. Love you all. Peace."Waller was 31 when he decided to call it quits.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAs Waller hit the one-year mark of his NFL retirement, the former tight end shared some insight leading up to his surprising decision. Waller said it took a handful of a games into his lone season with the Giants to realize he was ready to retire.DARREN WALLER REFLECTS ON DIVORCE AND RETIREMENT, SAYS HE HAD TO 'LOOK IN THE MIRROR'"I knew I was retiring when we played in Buffalo," Waller said during a recent appearance on "The Side You Don't See" podcast. "It was a game where it was really controversial because one of the guys held me at the end, and they didnt call it."It was in the first quarter of the game. We were running this counter lead running play, and I'm kind of like leading through the hole like I'm a fullback, and the play is working. But I sit down on the sideline after like a drive where we ran like three times, and Im like, what the f--- am I doing with my life? I'm out here playing fullback. I dont even want to do this s--- anymore."The moment had a lasting impact on Waller, who said he sat on the sidelines staring up at the sky."Im just looking at the moon its early first quarter (or) second quarter and nobody else would really even know I am thinking this, but Im on the sideline like, Yep. Im going to finish this year to the best of my ability, but I am definitely done after this year.'"The Bills outlasted the Giants in the game, celebrating a 14-9 victory.Waller finished his brief stint with the Giants with 552 receiving yards and one touchdown. He had a turbulent season that included a brief hospitalization. He sustained a hamstring injury in Week 8, which caused him to miss several games.Away from the field, 2024 also marked the end of Waller's marriage to WNBA star Kelsey Plum. The two filed for divorce in Las Vegas in April 2024.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Mel Gibson blasted California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bassfor their handling of the violent protests that erupted in Los Angeles last weekend.The 69-year-old actor previously denounced Newsom and Bass for their involvement in the Palisades and Eaton fires that devastated Southern California communities in January.The "Braveheart" star vented his frustration over the local government's response to the ongoing protests on Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo's "Arroyo Grande" podcast."Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass have already proven their incompetence and poor leadership during the Los Angeles wildfires," Gibson said.MEL GIBSON JOINS EFFORT TO RECALL GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM, BLAMES HIM FOR GROSS MISMANAGEMENT OF LA FIRES"Now, as we experience rampant lawlessness and civil unrest, it's never been more clear," he added. "They're unable to respond effectively and responsibly during calamity. Whether it's sheer incompetence or outright malevolence, the reality is stark."California's in a state of turmoil," Gibson added. "And I ask my fellow Angelenos, Why are Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass still in office? How much more of their destructive decision-making masquerading as leadership are we going to tolerate?"It's time to take back our community and our state and put the power and the privilege in the hands of competent leaders whose goals are to protect us and the way of life this nation was founded upon and promises to offer."Fox News Digital reached out to Newsom and Bass for comment.WATCH: MEL GIBSON SLAMS CALIFORNIA LEADERSHIP AFTER RAMPANT LAWLESSNESS AND CIVIL UNRESTGibson, who was appointed a special ambassador to Hollywood by President Donald Trump, lost his home in the Palisades Fire that broke out Jan. 7.In February, Gibson joined the Saving California movement in its efforts to recall Newsom. The "Passion of the Christ" director appeared at a press conference in Altadena Feb. 27."We deserve much more and much better, and there is absolutely no adequate excuse the governor or mayor can make for this gross mismanagement and failure to preemptively deal with what they knew was coming," Gibson said, referring to Newsom and Bass, according to KTLA."Was it incompetence? Was it indifference, complacency, carelessness? Was it negligence? Absolutely," Gibson added.The LA protests, which began as demonstrations against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) June 6, escalated into street violence, rioting and theft last weekend. In response, Trump authorized the deployment of 4,000 National Guard troops and 7,000 U.S. Marines to the nation's second most populous city.Trump took control of California's National Guard without the permission of Newsom, the first time in 60 years a president had federalized National Guard troops without a governor's request.Newsom, leading the resistance to Trump's moves, took legal action to try and reverse the order.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSTRUMP DEPLOYMENT OF TROOPS TO QUELL LA RIOTERS LATEST PAGE IN PRESIDENT'S POLITICAL PLAYBOOKA federal district court judge this week ruled that Trump's moves were illegal and ordered him to return control of the National Guard troops to Newsom. However, a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the lower court judge's ruling.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERThe federal appeals court granted a stay, which left the National Guard in Trump's control until a hearing scheduled for Tuesday.Newsom and Bass have criticized Trump's deployment of the National Guard and expressed their support for immigrant communities while urging peaceful protest and condemning violence.On Tuesday, Bass ordered a curfew for parts of downtown Los Angeles, which was later extended through Saturday.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPNewsom, who is serving his second term as California governor, will not run again in 2026. Bass has announced she plans to seek re-election in 2026.New episodes of the "Arroyo Grande with Raymond Arroyo" podcast are released every Wednesday.

As President Donald Trump closed his remarks and invited first lady Melania Trump to the dais along U.S. 50 in downtown Washington, the assembled crowd of thousands began an impromptu rendition of "Happy Birthday."The president, who turned 79 Saturday, smiled and paused as the singing gave way to a young Army officer approaching with a folded U.S. flag.The officer presented Trump the flag on behalf of the U.S. Army Golden Knights and said it had flown over the Capitol earlier in the day to commemorate the nations oldest military branch.TRUMP CELEBRATES US' LONG HISTORY OF GIVING FOREIGN ENEMIES HELL AT MASSIVE MILITARY PARADETrump had received blowback, mostly from the left, for holding the Army commemoration with critics pointing out it also fell on his birthday."Im horrified by the parade, because this is not about honoring our military," Sen. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., a frequent Trump critic, said on a recent podcast. "Its a military vanity show for a president whos long wanted to have tanks rolling down the streets of our nations capital."HEADING TO TRUMPS MILITARY PARADE? HERES EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOWRep. Steve Cohen, D-Tenn., also recently drafted the HAPPY BIRTHDAY Budget Act, which would prohibit taxpayer dollars for such celebrations.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDuring the parade, Vice President JD Vance noted that Saturday was his and second lady Usha Vances wedding anniversary. It is also Flag Day, the date in 1777 when the Continental Congress adopted Betsy Ross Stars and Stripes flag.

Hours after thousands of people flocked to downtown Los Angeles for a day of demonstrations, the scene took a turn from peaceful to violent as rising unrest spurred police to deploy tear gas."The demonstration has taken the street. A DISPERSAL ORDER has been issued for all persons located on Alameda south of Aliso and North of Temple to immediately leave the area," LAPD wrote in a warning on X.CALIFORNIA SHERIFF SAYS NEARLY A DOZEN DEPUTIES INJURED IN ANTI-ICE RIOTS"People in the crowd are throwing rocks, bricks, bottles and other objects. Less lethal has been approved. Less lethal may cause discomfort and pain. It is advised that all persons leave the area," another alert read.Fox News correspondent Christina Coleman was on the scene and reported seeing glass bottles thrown at officers and what appeared to be gas deployed across the street from the area.Fox News reported that LAPD, the LA County sheriffs deputies, and SWAT are now on scene.Deputies could be seen wearing riot gear on the front lines as officers announced an unlawful assembly had been declared and that gas would be deployed.RODNEY KING RIOTS OFFICER SAYS LA MAYOR ACTED TOO LATE AS ANTI-ICE VIOLENCE ENGULFS CITYVideo from the scene shows a large police presence, some on foot and others seen on horseback, boxing the crowd in.A large group was also reported to be squaring off with police and chanting "peaceful protest!"Police reported that "commercial grade fireworks" were also being thrown at police officers at the Temple and Main Street protest.Police could also be heard on loudspeakers urging the crowd to disperse.As the riot intensified, police were reported to have fired rounds of rubber bullets at demonstrators after some threw water bottles, glass bottles, and rocks at officers near city hall.Homeland Security warned that severe consequences would come to anyone harming any law enforcement."Violence and intimidation against federal law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," the agency posted in a warning on X.DOZENS OF ANTI-ICE RIOTERS ARRESTED IN LA AS TRUMP SENDS IN NATIONAL GUARD TO QUELL VIOLENCE"These violent rioters are fighting against LAW and ORDER," the statement continued.Earlier in the day, LA Mayor Karen Bass pleaded with the public to protest peacefully."As people march across Los Angeles today, my call is please do not give the Administration an excuse to intervene," Bass said during a news conference."Lets make sure we show the world the best of L.A. and our country. Lets stand in contrast to the provocation, escalation, and violence of this Administration."This comes as thousands are protesting across Los Angeles and nationwide Saturday, June 14, against the Trump administration, which also coincides with a military parade in D.C. and the president's 79th birthday.The protests follow several days of nationwide protests against federal immigration raids conducted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert G. Luna announced Friday that nearly a dozen deputies were injured during the ongoing riots after protesters launched rocks, Molotov cocktails and "high-grade pyrotechnics" at them.Since Saturday, June 7, the LAPD has made over 500 arrests related to protest activity, according to the LAPD.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom has continued to try and cast blame for the escalating protests on Trump, claiming that they were peaceful demonstrations before the National Guard and his rhetoric accelerated the conflict.In a statement to Fox News Digital, Newsoms office said that the Trump administration "didnt even tap into the additional resources available to clean up their mess.""Lets be clear: The National Guard wasnt needed in Los Angeles. State and local law enforcement were responding, and federal agencies didnt even tap into the additional resources available to clean up their mess. Calls for troops to handle a protest show a basic misunderstanding of how public safety works which is rather shocking for someone who used to have a badge."Fox News Digital's Alex Koch, Sarah Rumpf-Whitten, and Peter D'Abrosca contributed to this report.

North Korea has repaired and relaunched their 5,000-ton warship after a botched launch in May, according to North Korean state media.The second warship was once again upright in the water, according to the North Korean news agency KCNA.The communist countrys leader, Kim Jong Un, was in attendance to give a speech and spoke about the failed launch."Of course, we felt panic-stricken in front of the unexpected and ridiculous accident caused while launching this destroyer in Chongjin last month," Kim said.NORTH KOREA DETAINS SHIPYARD OFFICIALS OVER FAILED LAUNCH THAT LEFT NAVAL DESTROYER DAMAGED: STATE MEDIAKim did not take the accident lightly, going as far as to call it a criminal act, according to KCNA."We judged the accident not as a simple mistake but as a never-to-be-forgiven, serious criminal act that lowered the dignity and self-respect of our state in a moment, and investigated the root cause of the accident in a comprehensive way," Kim said.In fact, the chief engineer of the Chongjin Shipyard, along with others, were arrested according KCNA.KIM JONG UN LEFT FUMING AFTER NORTH KOREAS NEW DESTROYER DAMAGED IN FAILED LAUNCHHowever, this setback hasnt seemed to slow down Kims ambitions as he promised more warships to come."Warships of a new generation are to be launched one after another in the coming years, and they will form the backbone of our maritime defense forces," Kim said.The ship, which Kim has reportedly named "Kang Kon," was moved to the Rajin shipyard after being set up right, according to the Wall Street Journal.The total extent of the damage to the ship is unknown as it never left the dry dock.Satellite images previously released by South Korea had shown the ship lying on its side.Reported previously by KCNA, the "Kang Kon" had slipped off of its ramp and became stuck.The flatcar failed to move alongside the ship, throwing it off balance and crushing parts of the ships bottom.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThis caused the massive warships stern to slide down the launch slipway, making the ships bow section unable to leave the ramp, according to KNCA.The "Kang Kon" was the second naval destroyer launched within a month after Kim attended the successful launch of another 5,000-ton destroyer from Nampo, a port on the west coast of North Korea.Fox News Digitals Michael Dorgan and Landon Mion contributed to this story.

Rory McIlroy has had a "pretty average" U.S. Open, the Irish golfer acknowledged.McIlroy said his tie for 49th on the leaderboard after shooting 10-over par at Oakmont isn't particularly noteworthy.However, the fact that the star golfer even offered public comments turned some heads because it broke his recent trend of silence.McIlroy, who won the U.S. Open in 2011, held his first post-round media session of the tournament after shooting a 4-over 74 in the third round Saturday.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHe skipped talking to reporters after playing Thursday and Friday. McIlroy was asked Saturday if that was because of his frustration on the course."Not really," the reigning Masters champion said. "Its more a frustration with you guys."When asked to elaborate, he said, "Maybe not you guys, but maybe more just the whole thing."Earning the coveted green jacket at Augusta National Golf Club gave McIlroy a career Grand Slam.But following that up has been difficult. McIlroy has talked openly about needing to find motivation.McIlroy's driver was determined to be nonconforming before the PGA Championship. He was annoyed that the news leaked out and didnt speak to the media after any of the four rounds at Quail Hollow. He spoke this week before the start of the U.S. Open but not after his first-round 74 or second-round 72.At times, he didnt need words to share his thoughts, such as when he flung a club on No. 12 Friday and smashed a tee marker a few holes later. Both outbursts came as he was playing the final 10 holes of the second round to make the cut."Its funny. Its much easier being on the cut line when you dont really care if youre here for the weekend or not," McIlroy said. "I was sort of thinking, Do I really want two more days here or not?"He also disputed the notion that avoiding the media is new for him."At Augusta, I skipped you guys on Thursday," McIlroy said. "Ive done it before. Im just doing it a little more often."There are plenty of possibilities for whats eating at McIlroy. His performance, the driver flap or maybe hes just weary of the expectations that come with being one of the games top ambassadors. He has long had a reputation for accessibility, and he stood firmly with the PGA Tour when LIV Golf launched.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

The Florida Panthers moved to the verge of the Stanley Cup title by beating the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 in Game 5 Saturday"It was very solid game, definitely," goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky said. "But the series continues and we are excited about the next game. Its going to be a big game."CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBobrovsky stopped 19 of the 21 shots he faced, making some important saves when needed, and was aided by lockdown defense that took ice away from the Oilers.Marchand, Bennett and Sam Reinhart provided the offense. Marchand joined Mario Lemieux as the only players in the past half-century to score five-plus goals in a final multiple times, and his 13 career goals in the final are the most among active players."Im just enjoying every moment," said Marchand, who is in his fourth final and third since winning the Cup with Boston in 2011. "Its such a special group of guys, and Im having so much fun here right now. I honestly feel like a young guy in the league again, just excited to be part of the group."OILERS DEFENSEMAN HIT WITH $10K FINE AFTER STANLEY CUP FIGHTConnor McDavid scored his first goal of the series after the Oilers fell behind 3-0. Reinharts came 46 seconds later to restore the Panthers three-goal lead, and by the time Corey Perry scored with 3:13 left, it was too late.Eetu Luostarinen sealed it with an empty-netter with 1:19 left, silencing the once fired-up crowd for a final time."We just got to play our game earlier," Oilers defenseman Darnell Nurse said. "We can all agree in our room that we can be better."Edmontons power play went 0 for 3, a product of the Panthers aggressive penalty kill knocking McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the rest of the top unit out of their usual rhythm.Calvin Pickard lost for the first time in eight starts this spring, allowing four goals on 18 shots. He got the nod over Stuart Skinner after entering in relief and winning Game 4 to improve to 7-0, a record that is now 7-1.Skinner could be back in for Game 6, with the Panthers aiming to close things out following another cross-continental trip back to the other corner of North America. They are in this spot after bouncing back from blowing a three-goal lead and falling in overtime in Game 4, taking advantage of their depth to send the Oilers to the brink again."Weve been pretty good at bouncing back all playoffs," Marchand said. "We learned a pretty good lesson there last game, and thought we did a much better job in this one."The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A person of interest was taken into custody Saturday night during a "No Kings" protest in Salt Lake City, Utah, according to police.Salt Lake City Police said one person was injured in the shooting, which happened near 200 South State Street. The victim was transported to a hospital with life-threatening injuries.Police urged demonstrators to leave the area in an orderly fashion. Police said the shooting was "possibly associated" with the protest.THOUSANDS CONVERGE ON ALEXANDRIA 'NO KINGS' PROTEST AGAINST TRUMP AND ARMY PARADE; NEARBY DC IS QUIETThe situation remains "fluid," police said.A group of about 10,000 people marched between Pioneer Park and the Federal Building before the shooting on South State Street.Police were at the scene monitoring the demonstration and providing an escort for the march "to support public safety and the lawful expression of First Amendment rights."WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT TODAY'S 'NO KINGS' ANTI-TRUMP RALLIES ACROSS THE USFox News Digital has reached out to police for additional information about the shooting."No Kings" demonstrations rolled out in cities across the country on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump. Participants shouted anti-authoritarian chants and voiced support for protecting democracy and immigrants rights. The demonstrations came on the same day as the roughly $45 million military parade in Washington, D.C., to celebrate the Army's 250th birthday and Trump's 79th birthday.