Former President Donald Trump addressed border security at a rally in Austin, where Alexis Nungaray shared the story of her daughter Jocelyn, who was killed by two Venezuelan nationals allegedly linked to a gang.

Thousands of Venezuelans, including those with ties to the United States for decades, are taking part in a global day of protest.

More than 200 conservative Muslims marched in Indonesia’s capital, calling for the cancellation of Coldplay’s concert on Wednesday night over the British band’s support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Members of the Houston Asian community protest against a controversial bill in Texas that is one step closer to becoming law.

On Saturday, people in the Asian American community and leaders held a rally to express outrage for Senate Bill 147.

The Astros are getting a little break right now but the city is still getting pumped up for the postseason!

Members of the Proud Boys now wearing Buc-ee's masks at rallies and protests

The families of Arlene Alvarez, Diamond Alvarez and Ashanti Grant joined together to protest the recent gun violence that took the lives of their children in recent months.

Mayor Sylvester Turner hosted the Houston Astros for a post-season rally on Tuesday to celebrate the AL West Division champions.

The Houston Jewish community and Israel supporters joined together for the Coast-to-Coast Stand With Israel rally.

The Houston Office of the Council on American Islamic Relations joined Muslim and Palestinian organizations Saturday to protest against the brutal attacks in the Middle East.

HOUSTON – Hundreds gathered at Discovery Green Saturday to denounce Asian hate and mourn the eight people lost in Atlanta’s spa shootings earlier this week. The vigil was put on by the OCA-Greater Houston, a nonprofit dedicated to advancing the social, political and economic well being Asian Pacific Americans. In the crowd, there were signs of love and others asking for the end to Asian hate. According to the OCA-Greater Houston, there have been 3,800 local hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders since March of 2020. AdSix of the eight victims were of Asian descent, despite that though the shooter claims the shooting was not racially motivated.

HOUSTON – Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson is asking fans to go home after reports of a planned rally at NRG Stadium Monday. Watson took to Twitter to tell fans he appreciated the support but wanted them to stay home for safety purposes. “I’m hearing there is a march planned on my behalf in Houston today,” Watson said. Although I am humbled I ask that whoever is organizing the march cancel for the sake of public safety. “Covid is spreading at a high rate & I don’t want any fans to unnecessarily expose themselves to infection,” Watson said.

A resident of tiny St. Charles, Iowa, McKinney has posted on Facebook in support of the far-right Proud Boys and against Black Lives Matter. In a news release detailing McKinney’s arrest, the state police described an afternoon shooting at a parking lot and didn't mention the Trump car rally or the race of those involved. The teen driver’s mother said the girls argued with Trump supporters about politics and were subjected to racial slurs. The girls’ car ended up surrounded by Trump supporters who were yelling and honking horns before the driver went in reverse and struck a pickup. Trump supporters have blasted authorities for charging McKinney, arguing that his shot protected rallygoers.

HOUSTON – A push for justice in the death of Walter Cooper, a 71-year-old man who was hit and killed by HPD officers in a patrol vehicle in northeast Houston. On Sunday, the family held a rally calling for justice and change. Dozens of people held signs demanding justice. READ: Driver killed, 2 HPD officers injured in crash in northeast HoustonOn November 24, Cooper was pulling off Darien Street onto Ley Road when an HPD police unit hit his car causing it to spin across the street and land in the grass. The family also wants to improve city infrastructure by adding speed bumps, traffic signals and signs in communities.

HOUSTON – Family, friends and community members came together Saturday to hold a candlelight vigil for 27-year-old Nicolas Chavez. So when he left I not only lost my son but I lost my best friend. I don’t know what to say other than I love him,” said Nicolas' mother Leantha Chavez. The vigil was also an opportunity for loved ones to demand an end to police violence. “This is our son Nicolas Casey Chavez Junior.

HOUSTON Several dozens gathered at Emancipation Park for a Black Lives More Than Matter rally Saturday. The gathering was one of several across Houston, part a growing movement to demand change. We want to reimagine policing and reallocating things, such as having maybe a mental health team, said organizer Dav Lewis. Were just trying to raise awareness and show people how voting can enact change and affect change in their community, said organizer Carl Ward. That is our message: Its really not just vote but be an informed voter.Organizers said a march to city hall will take place in the coming days.

PASADENA – Bar owners, employees and loyal customers gathered in Pasadena Sunday to hold a rally and demand the freedom to reopen their businesses. We need to pay our bills. Our employees need food and money to pay their bills,” said James Kopeck, the co-owner of Chuters Dance Hall and Saloon. The dance hall recently hosted an event, defying Gov. All bars in Texas were required to close on June 26 after a spike in coronavirus cases.

Teens on social media are celebrating the success of an online prank to sabotage President Donald Trump’s rally, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where officials anticipated massive crowds, the New York Times reports. Celebrating a not-so-full arena, teens on social media revealed how they pulled off the stunt. According to the report, the trend quickly spread on TikTok, where multiple videos of users encouraging each other to register for the rally and intentionally not show up reached millions of views. “These kids are smart, and they thought of everything.”According to the Times, TikTok users and fans of Korean pop music groups claimed to have registered potentially hundreds of thousands of tickets for Trump’s rally. According to the Times, Twitter users were quick to declare their victory after seeing the crowd size.

HOUSTON Charlie Diggs is proud to support law enforcement officers and says right now theyre being disrespected so hes holding a rally Thursday evening from 6-9 p.m.If we dont have police on our corner, its going to be a bad world. We need to stand beside them at all costs they have to know that we are there, they have to know that they are supported, said Diggs. Its important to me to let the law enforcement community know that their community stands behind them still even with all this going on today.Diggs has thrown police support rallies before. Diggs says his Facebook event page is receiving a lot positive responses and its been shared over 1,000 times. I dont want to live in a world without law enforcement, said Diggs.