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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
- Saturday March 18, 2017
- World News | Press Trust of India
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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Safety Pins: A Pointed Show Of Solidarity After Donald Trump Election
- Sunday November 13, 2016
- World News | Agence France-Presse
People have long used ribbons, flowers, colours or badges to symbolise political causes, from the carnations of Portugal's 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine's 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity.
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NPR Starts 'Trump Training' To Deal With Threats
- Thursday March 24, 2016
- World News | Paul Farhi, The Washington Post
Donald Trump's campaign events have apparently become such a minefield for reporters that one major news organization has taken the extraordinary step of offering its correspondents a version of training for dealing with real minefields.
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www.ndtv.com
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Donald Trump Not Safe In White House, Says Former Secret Service Agent
- Saturday March 18, 2017
- World News | Press Trust of India
US President Donald Trump is not safe inside the White House and even the Secret Service would not be able to protect him during a terror attack, a former Secret Service agent who had guarded previous presidents have warned.
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www.ndtv.com
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Safety Pins: A Pointed Show Of Solidarity After Donald Trump Election
- Sunday November 13, 2016
- World News | Agence France-Presse
People have long used ribbons, flowers, colours or badges to symbolise political causes, from the carnations of Portugal's 1974 revolution to the orange ribbons of Ukraine's 2004 revolution to the gel wristbands now worn to promote almost any charity.
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www.ndtv.com
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NPR Starts 'Trump Training' To Deal With Threats
- Thursday March 24, 2016
- World News | Paul Farhi, The Washington Post
Donald Trump's campaign events have apparently become such a minefield for reporters that one major news organization has taken the extraordinary step of offering its correspondents a version of training for dealing with real minefields.
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www.ndtv.com