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Trump urged the crowd on January 6 to march on the Capitol, where Congress was meeting to affirm Joe Biden's presidential election.
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Trump, 74, faced the charge of incitement of insurrection over the deadly January 6 assault of the US Capitol by his supporters.
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Trump, a Republican, is the first-ever president to have been impeached twice and the first president to have faced impeachment after leaving office.
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The order leaves billions of dollars of work unfinished - but still under contract - after Trump worked feverishly last year to build more than 450 miles (720 km).
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His first executive order was launching his 100-day masking challenge, asking Americans to mask up for 100 days.
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Nevertheless, persistent interest of FIIs in India's equity market will arrest any sharp depreciation moves.
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The Twitter ban came after a pro-Trump mob stormed the US Capitol, hoping to stop the certification of Joe Biden's election victory.
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The Capitol raid shows that the founding principles and core democratic values of America have begun to crumble
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Hyderabad: Twitter is now abuzz with netizens spotting some uncanny resemblances between the pro-Trump protests outside the Capitol on Wednesday and an episode of the American sitcom The Simpsons that aired in 1996 – ‘The day the violence died’. Twitterati feels that The Simpsons might have predicted the outrage at the capitol building way before […]
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The protests turned violent as the mob marched towards the Capitol breaking down barricades outside, with some of them even reaching legislative floors.
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A person with knowledge of the negotiations told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the deal is under discussion but has not been finalised.
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In the past week, the US, the worst-hit nation, has reported an average of more than 215,000 new infections a day.
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"It's time to turn the page." "I'm convinced we can work together for the good of the nation," he said.
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Indian American Vice President-elect Kamala Harris was the only woman on the list and stood at the 10th position globally.
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In the virtual meeting with national security and climate policy staff on Monday, Biden reiterated his intention to ensure climate change is a core national security priority.
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The President has said that he would leave the White House if the Electoral College declares Biden as the winner, but made clear he is not prepared to "concede" the election.
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The current tweets posted during the Trump administration will be archived, and the account will be reset to zero tweets.
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“He has been completely asymptomatic so far and is following all medically recommended COVID-19 guidelines," the spokesman said.
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Trump has refused to accept his loss on November 3, despite his opponent getting over six million more votes.
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The move was immediately opposed by the Opposition Democratic Party of the President-elect Joe Biden, whose lawmakers described it as a threat to national security.