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People packed the streets of cities and towns across the nation for this weekend's No Kings rallies, a demonstration largely peaceful.

Karen Tsar of member station WUKY reports on a rally in Kentucky, a state where more than 60 percent of voters chose Donald Trump for president each time he's been on the ballot.

The No Kings rallies were held amid the government shutdown now on its 19th day.

Democrats say President Trump should get involved to bring it to an end.

But NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben says Trump has so far remained on the sidelines.

Israel and Hamas are accusing each other of violating the U.S.-brokered ceasefire.

The two sides traded fire today in southern Gaza.

Israeli media say Israel responded with airstrikes after troops came under fire outside the southern town of Rafah.

A busy 17-mile stretch of Interstate 5 in Southern California closed for hours Saturday while the vice president and defense secretary attended a live fire event at Camp Pendleton.

From member station KPBS, Andrew Dyer reports.

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The Louvre Museum in Paris is closed.

France's interior minister says thieves have stolen several pieces of priceless jewelry.

The robbery happened when the museum opened today.

French media say the thieves entered from the riverside of the Louvre, where construction is underway, using a crane to smash an upstairs window to gain access to the gallery they targeted.

They're said to have stolen jewelry from the Napoleon Collection.

Officials say at least one piece has been recovered.

Japan's ruling party has forged a coalition with a major opposition party.

NPR's Anthony Kuhn reports from Tokyo that this clears the way for them to vote on Japan's first female prime minister on Tuesday.

Voters in Bolivia going to the polls today in a presidential runoff election.