On June 14, local time, the US government held a military parade in the capital Washington to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US Army. That day was also the 79th birthday of US President Trump. However, according to several foreign media reports such as Reuters, large-scale anti-Trump administration rallies broke out across the US on the same day, and hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to participate in the protests. Clashes broke out at protest sites in some regions, and some demonstrators threw stones and other items at the police. The report said that many parts of the United States organized a protest on the same day with the theme of “Don't be a king.” This is the largest protest against Trump's administration since returning to the presidency in January of this year. According to CNN, in the Los Angeles area, while police were trying to disperse the crowd, some protesters threw items at the police. The Los Angeles Police Department said on social networking platform X that someone threw “concrete blocks, stones, bottles, and commercial-grade fireworks” at law enforcement personnel.

On June 14, local time, the US government held a military parade in the capital Washington to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US Army. That day was also the 79th birthday of US President Trump. However, according to several foreign media reports such as Reuters, large-scale anti-Trump administration rallies broke out across the US on the same day, and hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets to participate in the protests. Clashes broke out at protest sites in some regions, and some demonstrators threw stones and other items at the police. The report said that many parts of the United States organized a protest on the same day with the theme of “Don't be a king.” This is the largest protest against Trump's administration since returning to the presidency in January of this year. According to CNN, in the Los Angeles area, while police were trying to disperse the crowd, some protesters threw items at the police. The Los Angeles Police Department said on social networking platform X that someone threw “concrete blocks, stones, bottles, and commercial-grade fireworks” at law enforcement personnel.