Millions Protest Trump Across US, Citing Authoritarianism and War

Reports detail widespread protests across the United States against President Donald Trump, with millions participating in demonstrations.

Protesters express dissatisfaction with Trump's leadership, citing authoritarian governance, strict refugee policies, and involvement in the conflict with Iran.

Organizers claim at least 8 million people participated in over 3,300 events across all 50 states, from Alaska to Washington D.C.

Celebrities like Robert De Niro and veterans voice their opposition, calling Trump a threat to freedom and the Constitution.

Demonstrations occurred in various locations, including Michigan where participants braved sub-zero temperatures, and Washington D.C.

While protests occurred, President Trump was reportedly at his Florida estate. His approval rating has fallen below 40%.

U.S. media reports that the military has fired over 850 cruise missiles in four weeks during the conflict with Iran.

The Washington Post reports that the rapid use of precision-guided missiles is causing concern within the Pentagon regarding supply levels.

A White House spokesperson stated the U.S. military has ample resources for Operation Epix Fury and other missions, emphasizing Trump's commitment to strengthening the armed forces.

The Pentagon confirmed that the military possesses all necessary resources for any mission at the President's discretion.

The Tomahawk missile, first used in 1991, is a key long-range weapon produced by Raytheon, costing approximately $2 million each.

The Tomahawk is designed for low-altitude flight to evade detection and features advanced targeting systems, including mid-flight course correction.

3,500 U.S. troops, including 2,500 Marines, have arrived in the Middle East, deployed from Okinawa and San Diego.

The deployed amphibious assault ship is a modern vessel capable of carrying F-35 fighter jets and V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft.

The military buildup in the Middle East follows an incident where 10 U.S. soldiers were injured by missiles and drones at a base in Saudi Arabia.

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