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No Place For White Supremacy, Racism, Neo-Nazism In US: Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump's daughter and a White House adviser, explicitly condemned "white supremacy, racism and neo-nazism" late Saturday in a manner her father seems reluctant to do.
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Trump Team 'Must Do Better' After Charlottesville: Top Aide
President Donald Trump's top economic advisor criticized the White House Friday for the failure to unequivocally condemn neo-Nazis and white nationalists over deadly violence this month in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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'Go Back To Where The Pigs Live In India,' A Caller Told A CEO Who Rebuked Trump
The voice mail started out mildly. A female caller said she's leaving a message for Ravin Gandhi, whose anti-Trump op-ed she recently read online.
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In California Horse Country, Trump Voters Stand By Their Man
Almost all Norco residents are standing by their candidate, even as he faces a storm of bipartisan criticism over his response to a violent white supremacist rally.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Tells Trump What He Should Have Said After Charlottesville
Arnold Schwarzenegger counts himself among those who were deeply disappointed by President Donald Trump's statement that "both sides" were to blame for the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. And in a new video, the former Republican governor of California offers a pointed suggestion for what Trump should have said instead.
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Apple's Cook Says He Disagrees With Trump, Vows Donations To Rights Groups
Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook has joined a chorus of business leaders who have voiced their opposition to President Donald Trump after he blamed white nationalists and anti-racism activists equally for violence in Virginia over the weekend.
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President Donald Trump Blasts Republican Senators Over Charlottesville Criticism
Donald Trump on Thursday fired back at a growing number of fellow Republicans who denounced his response to the Charlottesville, Virginia violence, further fueling the latest controversy to engulf his seven-month-old presidency.
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Indian-American Lawmaker Unveils Resolution To Censure Donald Trump
Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and some other lawmakers have unveiled a congressional resolution to censure US President Donald Trump for his comments about the violent white nationalist rally in Virginia.
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After CEOs Exodus Over Charlottesville, Donald Trump Disbands Business Councils
U.S. President Donald Trump disbanded two high-profile business advisory councils on Wednesday after corporate CEOs quit in protest at his remarks blaming violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, not only on white nationalists but also on the protesters who opposed them
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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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Head Of Main US Labor Union Leaves Trump Panel Over Charlottesville Response
The president of the main US labor union resigned from Donald Trump's council on manufacturing Tuesday, saying the US president's response to violent white supremacists in Charlottesville meant he tolerated "bigotry and domestic terrorism."
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US President Donald Trump On Charlottesville Violence: 'Blame On Both Sides'
US President Donald Trump sparked another political firestorm on Tuesday when he doubled down on his initial response to the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville that ended in bloodshed, saying there was "blame on both sides".
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White House Defends Trump's Response To Virginia Violence
The White House on Sunday struggled to defuse the growing criticism of President Donald Trump's initial failure to explicitly condemn white supremacists for their role in the violent protest Saturday in Virginia, insisting that his condemnation included all such groups.
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No Place For White Supremacy, Racism, Neo-Nazism In US: Ivanka Trump
Ivanka Trump, President Donald Trump's daughter and a White House adviser, explicitly condemned "white supremacy, racism and neo-nazism" late Saturday in a manner her father seems reluctant to do.
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Trump Team 'Must Do Better' After Charlottesville: Top Aide
President Donald Trump's top economic advisor criticized the White House Friday for the failure to unequivocally condemn neo-Nazis and white nationalists over deadly violence this month in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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'Go Back To Where The Pigs Live In India,' A Caller Told A CEO Who Rebuked Trump
The voice mail started out mildly. A female caller said she's leaving a message for Ravin Gandhi, whose anti-Trump op-ed she recently read online.
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In California Horse Country, Trump Voters Stand By Their Man
Almost all Norco residents are standing by their candidate, even as he faces a storm of bipartisan criticism over his response to a violent white supremacist rally.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Tells Trump What He Should Have Said After Charlottesville
Arnold Schwarzenegger counts himself among those who were deeply disappointed by President Donald Trump's statement that "both sides" were to blame for the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville. And in a new video, the former Republican governor of California offers a pointed suggestion for what Trump should have said instead.
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Apple's Cook Says He Disagrees With Trump, Vows Donations To Rights Groups
Apple Inc CEO Tim Cook has joined a chorus of business leaders who have voiced their opposition to President Donald Trump after he blamed white nationalists and anti-racism activists equally for violence in Virginia over the weekend.
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President Donald Trump Blasts Republican Senators Over Charlottesville Criticism
Donald Trump on Thursday fired back at a growing number of fellow Republicans who denounced his response to the Charlottesville, Virginia violence, further fueling the latest controversy to engulf his seven-month-old presidency.
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Indian-American Lawmaker Unveils Resolution To Censure Donald Trump
Indian-American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and some other lawmakers have unveiled a congressional resolution to censure US President Donald Trump for his comments about the violent white nationalist rally in Virginia.
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After CEOs Exodus Over Charlottesville, Donald Trump Disbands Business Councils
U.S. President Donald Trump disbanded two high-profile business advisory councils on Wednesday after corporate CEOs quit in protest at his remarks blaming violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, not only on white nationalists but also on the protesters who opposed them
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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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Head Of Main US Labor Union Leaves Trump Panel Over Charlottesville Response
The president of the main US labor union resigned from Donald Trump's council on manufacturing Tuesday, saying the US president's response to violent white supremacists in Charlottesville meant he tolerated "bigotry and domestic terrorism."
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US President Donald Trump On Charlottesville Violence: 'Blame On Both Sides'
US President Donald Trump sparked another political firestorm on Tuesday when he doubled down on his initial response to the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville that ended in bloodshed, saying there was "blame on both sides".
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White House Defends Trump's Response To Virginia Violence
The White House on Sunday struggled to defuse the growing criticism of President Donald Trump's initial failure to explicitly condemn white supremacists for their role in the violent protest Saturday in Virginia, insisting that his condemnation included all such groups.
