No Kings Protests Turn Violent, Chicago Bulls Waive Christian Guard, Supreme Court Strikes Down LGBT Conversion Ruling
Top headlines for Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Nationwide “No Kings” protests draw millions and lead to clashes and arrests, the Chicago Bulls waive Christian guard Jaden Ivey after comments criticizing Pride Month, and the Supreme Court strikes down Colorado’s ban on LGBT conversion therapy in a major First Amendment ruling.
00:11 4 cities where 'No Kings' protesters were arrested
01:00 The Chicago Bulls wave guard who criticized LGBT pride month
01:48 US launches $25M effort to free abducted Ukrainian children
02:40 First Baptist Dallas announces groundbreaking for new sanctuary
03:34 Supreme Court rules against Colorado's conversion therapy ban
04:29 Gateway Church founder Robert Morris released from jail
05:19 Tennessee basketball players credit Gospel for Elite Eight run
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- 4 cities where 'No Kings' protesters were arrested | Politics
- The Chicago Bulls wave guard who criticized LGBT pride month | Sports
- US launches $25M effort to free abducted Ukrainian children | World
- First Baptist Dallas announces groundbreaking for new sanctuary | Church & Ministries
- Supreme Court rules against Colorado's conversion therapy ban | Politics
- Gateway Church founder Robert Morris released from jail | U.S.
- Tennessee basketball players credit Gospel for Elite Eight run | Sports
