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"Kamala Harris, You're Fired!": Donald Trump In Final Push Ahead Of Polls
As the final phase of the US elections gets underway, Republican candidate Donald Trump intensified his campaign efforts with three major rallies -- two in North Carolina and one in Virginia -- urging voters to turn out on November 5.
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US Police Seize Guns From Black Men At Virginia Rally For Gun Rights
Police stopped a car of Black men and confiscated two of their guns at Virginia's annual "Lobby Day" on Monday while white gun rights activists defied local laws unimpeded in the state capital of Richmond.
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White Nationalist Convicted Of Murdering Woman During 2017 US Protests
A white nationalist who drove his car into a crowd protesting against a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year, killing one of the counter-demonstrators, was found guilty on Friday of first-degree murder and nine other counts.
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Three US White Supremacists Arrested For Charlottesville Violence
Three members of a white supremacist group based in California have been arrested by the FBI for allegedly inciting riots at far right political rallies including the deadly march in Charlottesville, Virginia last year.
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Trump Condemns "All Types Of Racism" A Year After Virginia Violence
US President Donald Trump, often accused of denigrating non-white people, said Saturday that he condemned racism as the nation marked the anniversary of deadly unrest triggered by a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Bitcoin's Boom Is A Boon For Extremist Groups
After the bloody Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August, technology companies tightened rules against hate speech and banned many extremists from using Web hosting services, social media platforms and online payment systems.
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Will Shut Down Government To Build The Wall If I Have To: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump revved up supporters on Tuesday with a defense of his response to a white supremacist-organized rally in Virginia and a promise to shut down the US government if necessary to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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The Rise And Humiliating Fall Of Chris Cantwell, Charlottesville's Starring 'Fascist'
The white supremacists, nationalists and far-right trolls who starred in last weekend's violent Charlottesville, Virginia, rallies have suffered no lack of humiliation in the days since.
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Boston March Against Hate Speech Avoids Charlottesville Chaos
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Boston on Saturday to protest a "free speech" rally featuring far-right speakers a week after a woman was killed at a Virginia white-supremacist demonstration.
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Thousands Take To Streets In Boston Protest Against Hate Speech
Thousands of people in Boston protested a "Free Speech" rally featuring right-wing speakers on Saturday, with hundreds of police mobilised to prevent a recurrence of violence that left a woman dead at a Virginia white-supremacist protest last week.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Condemns Charlottesville Violence
India-born Microsoft executive Satya Nadella has condemned the violence at the white-nationalist rally in Virginia, saying there is no place in our society for the bias, bigotry and senseless violence.
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Virginia Rally Victim's Message 'Magnified,' Mother Tells Memorial
With tears and defiant tributes, hundreds of purple-clad people packed an historic Charlottesville theater to remember the 32-year-old woman killed when a suspected white nationalist crashed his car into anti-racist demonstrators.
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White Supremacists, Neo-Nazis Cheer Donald Trump Remarks
White supremacists and neo-Nazi groups enthusiastically embraced President Donald Trump Wednesday, seeing an endorsement of their cause in his insistence that left-wing groups were also to blame for the deadly violence at a "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Trump, Again, Casts Blame On Both Sides For Deadly Violence In Virginia
President Donald Trump insisted on Tuesday that left- and right-wing extremists became violent during a weekend rally by white nationalists in Virginia, reigniting a political firestorm over U.S. race relations and his own leadership of a national crisis.
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Defiant After Backlash, Trump Says 'Both Sides' To Blame In Virginia Violence
President Donald Trump on Tuesday revived his declaration that "both sides" were to blame for deadly violence at a white supremacist rally over the weekend in Charlottesville, abandoning his message from a day earlier that had emphasized the culpability of the groups that organized and participated in the event.
_625x300.jpg?downsize=260:195 "Trump Condemns \"All Types Of Racism\" A Year After Virginia Violence")
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"Kamala Harris, You're Fired!": Donald Trump In Final Push Ahead Of Polls
As the final phase of the US elections gets underway, Republican candidate Donald Trump intensified his campaign efforts with three major rallies -- two in North Carolina and one in Virginia -- urging voters to turn out on November 5.
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US Police Seize Guns From Black Men At Virginia Rally For Gun Rights
Police stopped a car of Black men and confiscated two of their guns at Virginia's annual "Lobby Day" on Monday while white gun rights activists defied local laws unimpeded in the state capital of Richmond.
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White Nationalist Convicted Of Murdering Woman During 2017 US Protests
A white nationalist who drove his car into a crowd protesting against a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year, killing one of the counter-demonstrators, was found guilty on Friday of first-degree murder and nine other counts.
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Three US White Supremacists Arrested For Charlottesville Violence
Three members of a white supremacist group based in California have been arrested by the FBI for allegedly inciting riots at far right political rallies including the deadly march in Charlottesville, Virginia last year.
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Trump Condemns "All Types Of Racism" A Year After Virginia Violence
US President Donald Trump, often accused of denigrating non-white people, said Saturday that he condemned racism as the nation marked the anniversary of deadly unrest triggered by a neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Bitcoin's Boom Is A Boon For Extremist Groups
After the bloody Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August, technology companies tightened rules against hate speech and banned many extremists from using Web hosting services, social media platforms and online payment systems.
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Will Shut Down Government To Build The Wall If I Have To: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump revved up supporters on Tuesday with a defense of his response to a white supremacist-organized rally in Virginia and a promise to shut down the US government if necessary to build a wall along the border with Mexico.
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The Rise And Humiliating Fall Of Chris Cantwell, Charlottesville's Starring 'Fascist'
The white supremacists, nationalists and far-right trolls who starred in last weekend's violent Charlottesville, Virginia, rallies have suffered no lack of humiliation in the days since.
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Boston March Against Hate Speech Avoids Charlottesville Chaos
Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Boston on Saturday to protest a "free speech" rally featuring far-right speakers a week after a woman was killed at a Virginia white-supremacist demonstration.
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Thousands Take To Streets In Boston Protest Against Hate Speech
Thousands of people in Boston protested a "Free Speech" rally featuring right-wing speakers on Saturday, with hundreds of police mobilised to prevent a recurrence of violence that left a woman dead at a Virginia white-supremacist protest last week.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Condemns Charlottesville Violence
India-born Microsoft executive Satya Nadella has condemned the violence at the white-nationalist rally in Virginia, saying there is no place in our society for the bias, bigotry and senseless violence.
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Virginia Rally Victim's Message 'Magnified,' Mother Tells Memorial
With tears and defiant tributes, hundreds of purple-clad people packed an historic Charlottesville theater to remember the 32-year-old woman killed when a suspected white nationalist crashed his car into anti-racist demonstrators.
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White Supremacists, Neo-Nazis Cheer Donald Trump Remarks
White supremacists and neo-Nazi groups enthusiastically embraced President Donald Trump Wednesday, seeing an endorsement of their cause in his insistence that left-wing groups were also to blame for the deadly violence at a "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Trump, Again, Casts Blame On Both Sides For Deadly Violence In Virginia
President Donald Trump insisted on Tuesday that left- and right-wing extremists became violent during a weekend rally by white nationalists in Virginia, reigniting a political firestorm over U.S. race relations and his own leadership of a national crisis.
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Defiant After Backlash, Trump Says 'Both Sides' To Blame In Virginia Violence
President Donald Trump on Tuesday revived his declaration that "both sides" were to blame for deadly violence at a white supremacist rally over the weekend in Charlottesville, abandoning his message from a day earlier that had emphasized the culpability of the groups that organized and participated in the event.
