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Biden Remembers US Capitol Attack, Assures Peaceful Transition Of Power To Trump
The outgoing US President Joe Biden has condemned the "unrelenting effort" to downplay the January 6 Capitol attack, when a mob of Donald Trump supporters overran the US Senate building in an attempt to block certification of the 2020 election.
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Indian-Americans Condemn Racist Attacks On Donald Trump's Appointee Sriram Krishnan
Recently, the Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna criticised those targeting Indian-born Krishnan, over his Indian origin.
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"Act Of God": Vivek Ramaswamy After Trump Survives Assassination Bid
Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy today condemned the attack on former US President Donald Trump, who got hit on his ear during an attempt on his life at an election rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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"No Place For Violence": World Leaders Condemn Attack On Donald Trump
Several world leaders have condemned the shooting at Donald Trump's rally in Pennsylvania, in which the former US President was shot in the upper part of the ear.
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"Shocked": Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai Condemn Attack On Donald Trump At US Rally
Big Tech leaders on Sunday condemned an assassination attempt aimed at former US President Donald Trump during an election rally, stressing that political violence is intolerable.
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"Violence Has No Place In Politics": PM Condemns Attack On "Friend" Trump
Violence has no place in politics and democracies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this morning, expressing concern over the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump at a poll rally in Pennsylvania.
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Elon Musk Calls Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban ‘Grave Mistake’, Condemns Violence
Elon Musk has called Twitter's ban on then President Donald Trump after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol as a "grave mistake" that had to be corrected. Although he also stated that incitement to violence would continue to be prohibited on Twitter.
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Joe Biden Condemns "Sickening" Attacks On FBI After Trump Raid
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday denounced Republican attacks on the integrity of the FBI, and an upsurge in threats against the agency, three weeks after it raided the Florida residence of former president Donald Trump.
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"Unacceptable": FBI Agents Condemn Threats Against Agency After Trump Raid
The FBI Agents Association said Thursday that the surge of threats against them after the raid on the home of former president Donald Trump encouraged violence against law enforcement and was "unacceptable."
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US Attorney General Says He "Personally Approved" Trump's Florida Home Search
US Attorney General Merrick Garland said Thursday that he had "personally approved" the search of Donald Trump's Florida home, and condemned "unfounded attacks" on the FBI following the unprecedented action against an ex-president.
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Melania Trump's "Our Path Forward" Message A Week After Capitol Violence
US First Lady Melania Trump put out a statement today condemning last week's Capitol Hill siege that shook America saying, "violence is never acceptable."
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Indian-American Groups Condemn Attack On US Capitol
Indian-American groups have strongly condemned the storming of the Capitol Hill by President Donald Trump's supporters, describing the incident as an assault on the US democracy.
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Trump Condemns Capitol Violence In Video Message Amid Impeachment Calls
President Donald Trump, in a video message on Thursday night, condemned the storming of the U.S. Capitol -- which occurred after he urged his angry supporters to take action -- and said he would prepare for the administration of President-elect Joe Biden.
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UK Prime Minister "Unreservedly Condemns" Trump For Capitol Unrest
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday denounced erstwhile ally Donald Trump after the president's supporters stormed Congress in response to his incendiary rejection of the US election result.
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Trump's Comments "Directly Led To Violence": UK Minister Priti Patel
British Home Secretary Priti Patel on Thursday condemned the "awful" scenes of riots on the Capitol Hill in Washington DC and blamed US President Donald Trump for the violence that resulted in four deaths in clashes between protesters and American police.
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Biden Remembers US Capitol Attack, Assures Peaceful Transition Of Power To Trump
The outgoing US President Joe Biden has condemned the "unrelenting effort" to downplay the January 6 Capitol attack, when a mob of Donald Trump supporters overran the US Senate building in an attempt to block certification of the 2020 election.
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Indian-Americans Condemn Racist Attacks On Donald Trump's Appointee Sriram Krishnan
Recently, the Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna criticised those targeting Indian-born Krishnan, over his Indian origin.
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"Act Of God": Vivek Ramaswamy After Trump Survives Assassination Bid
Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy today condemned the attack on former US President Donald Trump, who got hit on his ear during an attempt on his life at an election rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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"No Place For Violence": World Leaders Condemn Attack On Donald Trump
Several world leaders have condemned the shooting at Donald Trump's rally in Pennsylvania, in which the former US President was shot in the upper part of the ear.
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"Shocked": Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai Condemn Attack On Donald Trump At US Rally
Big Tech leaders on Sunday condemned an assassination attempt aimed at former US President Donald Trump during an election rally, stressing that political violence is intolerable.
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"Violence Has No Place In Politics": PM Condemns Attack On "Friend" Trump
Violence has no place in politics and democracies, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said this morning, expressing concern over the assassination attempt on former US President Donald Trump at a poll rally in Pennsylvania.
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Elon Musk Calls Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban ‘Grave Mistake’, Condemns Violence
Elon Musk has called Twitter's ban on then President Donald Trump after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol as a "grave mistake" that had to be corrected. Although he also stated that incitement to violence would continue to be prohibited on Twitter.
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Joe Biden Condemns "Sickening" Attacks On FBI After Trump Raid
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday denounced Republican attacks on the integrity of the FBI, and an upsurge in threats against the agency, three weeks after it raided the Florida residence of former president Donald Trump.
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"Unacceptable": FBI Agents Condemn Threats Against Agency After Trump Raid
The FBI Agents Association said Thursday that the surge of threats against them after the raid on the home of former president Donald Trump encouraged violence against law enforcement and was "unacceptable."
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US Attorney General Says He "Personally Approved" Trump's Florida Home Search
US Attorney General Merrick Garland said Thursday that he had "personally approved" the search of Donald Trump's Florida home, and condemned "unfounded attacks" on the FBI following the unprecedented action against an ex-president.
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Melania Trump's "Our Path Forward" Message A Week After Capitol Violence
US First Lady Melania Trump put out a statement today condemning last week's Capitol Hill siege that shook America saying, "violence is never acceptable."
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Indian-American Groups Condemn Attack On US Capitol
Indian-American groups have strongly condemned the storming of the Capitol Hill by President Donald Trump's supporters, describing the incident as an assault on the US democracy.
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Trump Condemns Capitol Violence In Video Message Amid Impeachment Calls
President Donald Trump, in a video message on Thursday night, condemned the storming of the U.S. Capitol -- which occurred after he urged his angry supporters to take action -- and said he would prepare for the administration of President-elect Joe Biden.
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UK Prime Minister "Unreservedly Condemns" Trump For Capitol Unrest
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday denounced erstwhile ally Donald Trump after the president's supporters stormed Congress in response to his incendiary rejection of the US election result.
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Trump's Comments "Directly Led To Violence": UK Minister Priti Patel
British Home Secretary Priti Patel on Thursday condemned the "awful" scenes of riots on the Capitol Hill in Washington DC and blamed US President Donald Trump for the violence that resulted in four deaths in clashes between protesters and American police.
