‘We're all kings, not him': Hear from protesters at ‘No Kings' demonstrations across the country
CNN spoke to several protesters among the millions of Americans who are expected to attend 'No Kings' protests across the country on Saturday to denounce what organizers describe as President Donald Trump's authoritarian policies and 'militarization of our democracy.'
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'Come down on you at levels never seen before': Trump warns Iran against attacking US
'Come down on you at levels never seen before': Trump warns Iran against attacking US Show Caption Hide Caption Iran counterattacks, firing waves of missiles at Israel Iran launched a missile counterattack on Israel. This comes after Israel's missile attack damaged Iranian nuclear and military sites. WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump warned Iran not to strike any U.S. targets as the conflict with Israel escalates, saying the "full strength and might" of America's military could be used against the Middle Eastern nation. "If we are attacked in any way, shape or form by Iran, the full strength and might of the U.S. Armed Forces will come down on you at levels never seen before," he wrote in a Truth Social post at 12:32 a.m. on June 15. "However, we can easily get a deal done between Iran and Israel, and end this bloody conflict." Trump's warning comes as Israel and Iran launched attacks at each other overnight, killing scores of people. Israeli rescue teams combed through the rubble of residential buildings destroyed in strikes to look for survivors after at least 10 people, including children, were killed. Iran has said at least 138 people have been killed in Israel's onslaught since it began June 13, including 60 on June 14. In all, at least 13 people in Israel have been killed and more than 350 others injured since Iran launched its retaliatory attacks. Trump has lauded Israel's strikes and previously warned of much worse to come unless Iran quickly accepts the sharp downgrading of its nuclear program the U.S. has demanded in talks that had been due to resume on June 15. Although Iran insists its nuclear program is for civilian energy purposes only, the International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, recently concluded that Iran was very close to reaching the 90% uranium enrichment level required to build a nuclear weapon. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Israel's attacks had been aimed at sabotaging those talks, which were due to resume in Oman before being canceled. He said the offensive had the support of the U.S., and that Iran was acting only in self-defense. Israel, which has not signed the global nuclear non-proliferation treaty and is widely believed to possess nuclear weapons, says it aims to stop Iran from developing atomic weapons, and eliminate its ballistic missile capability. With Israel saying its operation could last weeks, and urging Iranians to rise up against their Islamist clerical rulers, fears have grown of a regional war dragging in outside powers. One additional element: Trump also said last month that the US will end airstrikes on Houthi militants in Yemen effective immediately. "We will stop the bombings," Trump announced from the Oval Office, ordering Secretary of State Marco Rubio to pass on the message to the Iran-backed militant group. Contributing: Dan Morrison, Zac Anderson and Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY
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Former Clinton aide Huma Abedin, Alex Soros marry in swank Hamptons wedding packed with Dem heavyweights
Former top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin and Alex Soros, son of billionaire left-wing donor George Soros, married in a lavish wedding in New York on Saturday that reportedly drew attendance from high-profile Democrats stretching from former Vice President Kamala Harris to former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. The couple married in Water Mill, N.Y., at a Soros family estate on Saturday, according to the New York Times, which reported the swank Hamptons wedding drew private jets, fleets of black SUVs "and Clinton aides galore in a rare concentration of wealth and power." Democrat heavyweights including Bill and Hillary Clinton, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Harris – as well as her husband Doug Emhoff – and Pelosi attended the wedding, the New York Times reported. Other celebrities and high-profile attendees included Vogue's Anna Wintour, socialite Nicky Hilton Rothschild, and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, the outlet reported, citing attendees. "I'm looking forward to being a witness to their marriage; to the celebration that we all are going to be part of; to seeing so many longtime friends gathered in one place to really enjoy being part of Huma and Alex's start of their married life. And I think we all could use some fun, so I'm looking forward to all of it," Hillary Clinton told Vogue of the wedding in an article published Saturday. Soros, 39, is the chairman of the Open Society Foundations, which is a massive $25 billion nonprofit founded by George Soros, 94, and helps bankroll left-wing causes and politicians across the country. Abedin, 48, is the former longtime aide to Hillary Clinton and often called the former secretary of state's "second daughter." Abedin was previously married to disgraced former New York Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner. The wedding included a live performance from Boyz II Men, the vocal harmony group behind hits such as 1991's "Motownphilly," according to the Times, as well as toasts from Hillary Clinton, Wintour, and the Albanian prime minister. Abedin wore two custom wedding dresses over the course of the day, Vogue reported. The wedding's menu reportedly included cuts of Wagyu beef, grilled prawns and chilled English pea soup. Soros popped the question to Abedin in July of last year, sharing the announcement on his Instagram page at the time. "This happened…we couldn't be happier, more grateful, or more in love," Soros wrote in an Instagram post, accompanied by a photo of him on one knee. Abedin told Vogue of her engagement: "I was shocked, not by the fact that he proposed, but it was the timing that made no sense. It was a very hectic, very chaotic day, and I was leaving for a trip the next day. I went to get my hair colored in the morning [and] I dropped something on my foot, so I was wearing sneakers." Fox News Digital reached out to the Open Society Foundations on Sunday morning inquiring if representatives for the couple had any additional comment to include on the wedding, but did not immediately receive a reply.
