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The downtown Los Angeles rally was reported as an estimated , a figure cited by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and presented as one of the largest single-city protests in L.A. in 2024, reflecting a subs...
The available reporting on October 18 “No Kings” rallies presents conflicting attendance claims: organizers and some national outlets say people participated across more than 2,500–2,700 sites, while ...
No U.S. state has a blanket, statewide ban on throwing snowballs, but local laws in multiple states make snowball-throwing illegal or restricted in particular cities, towns or under specific circumsta...
Multiple contemporaneous local and national reports on the No Kings rallies held October 18 do not document arrests at the events overall; reporting emphasizes largely peaceful gatherings, though poli...
Contemporary reporting and event materials indicate that the October 18 No Kings rallies were in most locations, with multiple outlets and organizers reporting no widespread violence or property damag...
Contemporary coverage shows the largest No Kings demonstrations concentrated in major coastal and Midwestern cities — notably — with organizers also reporting massive nationwide participation across t...
Reported attendance at the October 18 "No Kings" rallies varies by outlet and location: local counts put in Loveland, organizers and some outlets claim , and no single, independently verified nationwi...
The available reporting shows for attendance at the October 18, 2025 “No Kings” protests; organizers projected millions nationally while local estimates ranged from hundreds to thousands at individual...
The central claim—No Kings protests “fail” because their despite low absolute attendance—is contradicted by contemporaneous reporting showing large, often city-scale turnouts and visible political sup...
Multiple contemporaneous reports from October 18, 2025 indicate that the nationwide "No Kings" rallies drew large crowds and, . Local coverage from several cities echoed the national reporting, while ...
The largest attendances at the October 18 "No Kings" protests concentrated in major metropolitan centers, notably , with additional very large turnouts reported in Denver and several large West Coast ...
The October 18 “No Kings” rally in Loveland drew , about double the June turnout locally and part of a broader nationwide wave of protests that saw . Organizers reported large, coordinated action acro...
Organizers and multiple contemporary reports describe the October 18 “No Kings” demonstrations as a nationwide event with , positioning it as one of the largest single‑day protests of the period . Ind...
The October 18 “No Kings” protests generated with thousands gathering in major U.S. cities and hundreds to thousands in smaller communities, making them but not conclusively proven to be the single la...
The available reports for the October 18 No Kings demonstrations converge on three verifiable points: , nationwide organizers reported , and national media described , but no single, verifiable aggreg...
The core contested claim is that attended “No Kings” rallies nationwide on October 18, 2025; that figure comes primarily from the movement’s organizers and is echoed on their website and statements . ...
Organizers and multiple local reports described the October 18 No Kings demonstration in downtown Los Angeles as drawing of participants, but no source in the provided set gives a precise numerical he...