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"I Regret My Actions": Ex-Olympian Klete Keller On Capitol Riot, Trump Pardon
Former Olympic swimmer Klete Keller was pardoned by President Donald Trump on Monday, over four years after he stormed the US Capitol building during the January 6 riot.
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"It Cannot Whitewash Blood": Judge Slams Trump Pardons For Capitol Rioters
Three federal judges on Wednesday strongly condemned President Donald Trump's sweeping pardons of supporters who stormed the US Capitol four years ago in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
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US Capitol Rioters, Supporters Of Donald Trump, Await Pardons
Donald Trump supporters who were charged with storming the US Capitol are now expecting pardons from the incoming American president, who has lauded them as "patriots" and "political prisoners."
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When Donald Trump's Poll Loss In 2020 Led To Political Unrest In US
US Elections: On January 6, 2021, the US Capitol was stormed by Donald Trump supporters aiming to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden’s victory.
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"Most Violent" Pro-Trump US Capitol Rioter Handed 20-Year Jail Sentence
A man described by prosecutors as one of the "most violent" members of a pro-Donald Trump mob that stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday.
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Meta Removes Restrictions On Trump's Facebook, Instagram Accounts
Meta said Friday it was lifting restrictions on US presidential candidate Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, ending measures put in place after his supporters violently stormed the US Capitol in 2021.
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US Lawmakers May Assist Brazil With Investigation Into Riots
Aides to US lawmakers from the Jan. 6 committee have engaged in early talks to cooperate with Brazilian lawmakers looking to investigate the storming of the capital Brasilia by protesters.
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World Exclusive: Donald Trump Says US "Going To Hell", Sticks To "2020 Stolen" Claim
Former US President speaks on whether claims of "illegal" election can have dire results, such as storming of US government headquarters after he lost
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US House Panel To Examine Trump's Actions During Capitol Riots
The House committee investigating the storming of the US Capitol by Donald Trump supporters wraps up its gripping public hearings today with a televised primetime finale dissecting the former president's actions on the day.
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"Reason For January 6...": Donald Trump Defends US Capitol Riots, Again
Donald Trump defended the 2021 storming of the US Capitol and repeated his bogus claims of voter fraud Thursday after lawmakers accused him of a "criminal conspiracy" to overturn the 2020 election.
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"And Traitors Get Shot": Son Testifies Against Father In US Capitol Attack Trial
The son of a Texas man charged with storming the US Capitol delivered emotional testimony against his father on Thursday at the first trial stemming from the January 6 attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters.
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Prince Harry Says "Warned" Jack Dorsey In Email Day Before Capitol Riot
Prince Harry has said he told Twitter's CEO that the network was allowing a coup to be staged, just a day before rioters stormed the US Capitol to try to block certification of Joe Biden's election win.
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4 Of Trump's "Inner Circle" Summoned In US Capitol Riot Probe
Four members of Donald Trump's inner circle on Thursday received subpoenas to appear before a congressional committee to shed light on what exactly the former president said and did on the day rioters stormed the US Capitol earlier this year.
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'Grabbed, Beaten, Tased': Police Recount US Capitol Riot
Attacked with their own weapons, racially-abused and left fearing for their lives: US police officers on Tuesday described harrowing acts of violence from supporters of Donald Trump who stormed the US Capitol.
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'Yes Or No?': US Lawmakers Fume Over Big Tech's Answers On Fake News
In their first appearance before Congress since Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, the chief executives of Facebook, Google and Twitter were asked by U.S. lawmakers whether their platforms bore some responsibility for the riot: "yes or no?"
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"I Regret My Actions": Ex-Olympian Klete Keller On Capitol Riot, Trump Pardon
Former Olympic swimmer Klete Keller was pardoned by President Donald Trump on Monday, over four years after he stormed the US Capitol building during the January 6 riot.
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"It Cannot Whitewash Blood": Judge Slams Trump Pardons For Capitol Rioters
Three federal judges on Wednesday strongly condemned President Donald Trump's sweeping pardons of supporters who stormed the US Capitol four years ago in an attempt to overturn the results of the 2020 election.
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US Capitol Rioters, Supporters Of Donald Trump, Await Pardons
Donald Trump supporters who were charged with storming the US Capitol are now expecting pardons from the incoming American president, who has lauded them as "patriots" and "political prisoners."
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When Donald Trump's Poll Loss In 2020 Led To Political Unrest In US
US Elections: On January 6, 2021, the US Capitol was stormed by Donald Trump supporters aiming to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden’s victory.
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"Most Violent" Pro-Trump US Capitol Rioter Handed 20-Year Jail Sentence
A man described by prosecutors as one of the "most violent" members of a pro-Donald Trump mob that stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday.
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Meta Removes Restrictions On Trump's Facebook, Instagram Accounts
Meta said Friday it was lifting restrictions on US presidential candidate Donald Trump's Facebook and Instagram accounts, ending measures put in place after his supporters violently stormed the US Capitol in 2021.
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US Lawmakers May Assist Brazil With Investigation Into Riots
Aides to US lawmakers from the Jan. 6 committee have engaged in early talks to cooperate with Brazilian lawmakers looking to investigate the storming of the capital Brasilia by protesters.
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World Exclusive: Donald Trump Says US "Going To Hell", Sticks To "2020 Stolen" Claim
Former US President speaks on whether claims of "illegal" election can have dire results, such as storming of US government headquarters after he lost
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US House Panel To Examine Trump's Actions During Capitol Riots
The House committee investigating the storming of the US Capitol by Donald Trump supporters wraps up its gripping public hearings today with a televised primetime finale dissecting the former president's actions on the day.
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"Reason For January 6...": Donald Trump Defends US Capitol Riots, Again
Donald Trump defended the 2021 storming of the US Capitol and repeated his bogus claims of voter fraud Thursday after lawmakers accused him of a "criminal conspiracy" to overturn the 2020 election.
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"And Traitors Get Shot": Son Testifies Against Father In US Capitol Attack Trial
The son of a Texas man charged with storming the US Capitol delivered emotional testimony against his father on Thursday at the first trial stemming from the January 6 attack on Congress by Donald Trump supporters.
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Prince Harry Says "Warned" Jack Dorsey In Email Day Before Capitol Riot
Prince Harry has said he told Twitter's CEO that the network was allowing a coup to be staged, just a day before rioters stormed the US Capitol to try to block certification of Joe Biden's election win.
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4 Of Trump's "Inner Circle" Summoned In US Capitol Riot Probe
Four members of Donald Trump's inner circle on Thursday received subpoenas to appear before a congressional committee to shed light on what exactly the former president said and did on the day rioters stormed the US Capitol earlier this year.
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'Grabbed, Beaten, Tased': Police Recount US Capitol Riot
Attacked with their own weapons, racially-abused and left fearing for their lives: US police officers on Tuesday described harrowing acts of violence from supporters of Donald Trump who stormed the US Capitol.
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'Yes Or No?': US Lawmakers Fume Over Big Tech's Answers On Fake News
In their first appearance before Congress since Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, the chief executives of Facebook, Google and Twitter were asked by U.S. lawmakers whether their platforms bore some responsibility for the riot: "yes or no?"
