Protests in Zimbabwe against President Mnangagwa's Rule Extension

Police in Zimbabwe heavily deployed to neutralize protests against plans to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's rule. Veterans turned against Mnangagwa accusing him of seeking to cling to power. Businesses closed, streets empty, and minor unrest reported. Analysts believe the economic shutdown sends a message to political leaders.

Protest against Elon Musk's Role in Government Efficiency and Tesla

Protesters in New York City rally against budget cuts proposed by DOGE affecting Americans, criticizing Elon Musk's role in government efficiency. Demonstrations held in various locations, including Tesla sites, with accusations against Musk's wealth and power. Some protesters cite personal impacts like job loss. Critics accuse Trump administration of creating oligarchy by involving Musk in government operations. Protests considered peaceful.

Christian Response to Satanists' 'Black Mass' at Kansas State Capitol

A group of self-proclaimed satanists planned a 'black mass' at the Kansas State Capitol, which led to thousands of Christians gathering to pray peacefully and counter the event. The black mass ended in a whimper with a single satanist being arrested for assaulting a Christian. The event showcased the unity and strength of the Christian community.

Pro-Palestinian protests outside the Democratic National Convention

Pro-Palestinian protests outside the DNC in Chicago were deemed “mostly peaceful” despite some arrests. Demonstrators chanted, broke fencing, but the first major protest of the DNC stayed mostly peaceful.

Protest at the University of Alabama

Two opposing protest groups at the University of Alabama found rare unity in chanting 'F--- Joe Biden' during a demonstration, while peacefully protesting the school's financial connection to the Department of Defense and Lockheed Martin. The protest called for divestment from Israel and companies aiding Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.

Anti-Israel Protesters Target New York Times' Printing Facility in Queens

Anti-Israel protesters targeted New York Times' printing facility in Queens, accusing it of manufacturing 'consent for genocide'. Police dispersed protesters peacefully without any arrests made. Similar protests have occurred in the past in different locations.