This Saturday (June 14) marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Army, former President Trump's 79th birthday, and Flag Day in the United States. Trump plans to hold a grand military parade, with the event's scale expected to "surpass the World Cup and the Olympics." Cannons, soldiers, and fireworks will be highlights, creating a "spectacle."Meanwhile, Trump's opponents plan to hold peaceful protests called "No Kings Day" at more than 2,000 locations across the U.S. to oppose Trump's overreach. The number of participants is expected to exceed the 3.5 million who took part in the "Hands Off" protests in April, potentially becoming the largest anti-Trump demonstration during his second term, comparable to the "Women's March" during his first term.Trump warned protesters they would face "very strong force," and the Pentagon stated that the parade could cost up to 45 million U.S. dollars. (Jin10)

Odaily Planet Daily News: This Saturday (June 14) marks the 250th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. Army, former President Donald Trump's 79th birthday, and Flag Day in the United States. Trump has previously stated that he plans to hold a grand military parade on this day, with the scale expected to "surpass the World Cup and the Olympics." Highlights of the event will include cannons, soldiers, and fireworks, aiming to create a "spectacle." Meanwhile, Trump's opponents are planning an even larger nationwide protest on the same day. Progressive groups including the American Civil Liberties Union, the American Federation of Teachers, Planned Parenthood, and Senator Bernie Sanders' campaign office are organizing peaceful protests at more than 2,000 locations across the country. These demonstrations are called "No Kings Day," opposing what the organizers describe as Trump's overreach. Event leaders expect the turnout to exceed that of the "Hands Off" protests in April, which attracted at least 3.50 million participants. This could become the largest anti-Trump protest of his second term, comparable to the "Women’s March" during his first term. Trump has warned this week that protesters at his parade will face "very strong force." The Pentagon has stated that the president's parade could cost up to 45 million U.S. dollars. (Jin10)

Trump's Birthday Grand Military Parade to be Held on Saturday, with "No King" Protests Erupting Simultaneously in 2,000 Cities Across the U.S.