Society7 years ago
White supremacists return to Charlottesville
Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer condemns the "despicable visit by neo-Nazi cowards" in the city.
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‘Trump reluctant to end racism, hate crimes’
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Politics7 years ago
Biden censures Trump’s leadership
Former US Vice President Joe Biden says President Donald Trump’s actions during his tenure have undermined the country’s standing in the world.
Politics7 years ago
Trump condemns white supremacists
Trump has signed a resolution condemning white supremacists following violence at a demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia, last month.
Politics7 years ago
Congress passes anti-hate bill, sends it to Trump
The US Congress sends a resolution to President Trump condemning neo-Nazis, the KKK and other white nationalists in the country.
We the People7 years ago
Divisions become more apparent in US
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Society7 years ago
18th charity ditches Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
An 18th charity is pulling its event from US President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate over his response towards a deadly terrorist attack by a white nationalist in Charlottesville.
Interviews7 years ago
‘Trump dangerously irresponsible president’
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Society7 years ago
Another anti-racism rally in US turns violent
An anti-racism rally attended by thousands of people in Berkeley, California, turned violent after far-left elements attacked Trump’s supporters.
Politics7 years ago
Trump speaks for himself: Tillerson
Questioned about Donald Trump’s controversial response to terrorism in Charlottesville, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the president “speaks for himself.”
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