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Hawaii Protests Against Trump Resume After Bomb Threat

3/29/2026

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The No Dictators protest resumed at the Hawaii State Capitol after a bomb threat.
Honolulu police said the area was safe around noon, allowing the protest to continue.
The protest is part of a day of action against the U.S. President Donald Trump.
Events are scheduled in Hilo and Kona as local groups mobilize against threats to democracy.
Organizers express concerns about Trump's disregard for laws and past legal issues.

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The No Dictators protest resumed at the Hawaii State Capitol after a bomb threat.
Honolulu police said the area was safe around noon, allowing the protest to continue.
The protest is part of a day of action against the U.S. President Donald Trump.
Events are scheduled in Hilo and Kona as local groups mobilize against threats to democracy.
Organizers express concerns about Trump's disregard for laws and past legal issues.