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No Kings movement announces event on June 14 to coincide with Trump's birthday

The No Kings movement will hold a nationwide event on June 14, featuring a concert in New York City to counter Donald Trump's birthday celebrations. The concert will include performances from several notable artists and will be streamed for free across the country.

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The No Kings movement has scheduled a nationwide event for June 14, which will coincide with Donald Trump’s 80th birthday celebrations and a UFC bout at the White House. The event will feature a 90-minute concert at New York’s Town Hall, with performances by Bette Midler, Patti Smith, Jane Fonda, Rufus Wainwright, and Joy Reid. The concert will be streamed free nationwide, and local groups will host watch parties across the country. This event is co-presented by the Committee for the First Amendment, which aims to highlight the US's 250th anniversary as a moment for democratic reflection.

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No Kings event set for 14 June, as Trump celebrates birthday with White House UFC bout

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No Kings movement announces event on June 14 to coincide with Trump's birthday