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Trump Immunity Ruling Puts Spotlight on Indian-Origin Judge Amit Mehta
Last August, Amit Mehta had ruled that Google had broken anti-trust laws to maintain its dominance in online search.
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24 Hours Before Bangladesh Votes, US Lawmakers' "Not Free Or Fair" Warning
With Bangladesh heading into national elections in less than 24 hours, a rare and urgent congressional briefing on Capitol Hill has thrown a harsh spotlight on what speakers described as the accelerating persecution of Hindu.
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Trump Says He Will Sue BBC For $5 Billion. Why He Faces High Hurdles
Donald Trump said he would sue the BBC over an edit of his January 6, 2021, speech that made it seem he was directly calling for violence at the US Capitol.
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"So Egregious": Trump To Sue BBC For Up To $5 Billion Over Video Edit
Donald Trump announced Friday that he intends to take the BBC to court, seeking as much as $5 billion in damages after the UK broadcaster apologised for a misleadingly edited segment of one of his speeches but refused to provide compensation.
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"US Is Land Of Laws, Not Chaos": Biden On 2nd Anniversary Of Capitol Riots
Two years after the violent assault on the US Capitol, President Joe Biden said Friday that America has "no place" for political violence as he honored police who fought off the mob of Donald Trump supporters.
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Elon Musk Calls Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban ‘Grave Mistake’, Condemns Violence
Elon Musk has called Twitter's ban on then President Donald Trump after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol as a "grave mistake" that had to be corrected. Although he also stated that incitement to violence would continue to be prohibited on Twitter.
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Donald Trump Ordered To Testify In January 6 Capitol Riot Case
Lawmakers probing the 2021 attack on the US Capitol subpoenaed former president Donald Trump Friday to testify on his involvement in the violence, in a major escalation of their sprawling inquiry.
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US Capitol Riot Probe Votes To Order Donald Trump To Testify
Lawmakers probing the 2021 attack on the US Capitol voted Thursday to subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify on his involvement in the violence, in a major escalation of its sprawling inquiry weeks before it is due to wind up.
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Parler Returns to Google Play Store After Being Removed Following US Capitol Riots
The Parler app has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after it was removed following the US Capitol riots in January 2021. The app has reportedly improved its moderation system.
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Watch: Donald Trump Refuses To Accept Poll Loss Day After Capitol Riot
Former US president Donald Trump refused to say he lost the 2020 US Presidential election, showed a behind-the-scenes video of him trying to read a statement to the nation prepared by his staff.
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US Secret Service Deleted Text Messages Sent During Jan 6 Riots: Watchdog
The US Secret Service, the law enforcement agency that protects the president, deleted agents' text messages sent during the January 6 Capitol riot, a government watchdog said in a letter published Thursday.
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Conspiracy Behind Capitol Violence "Not Over", Warns US Panel
The conspiracy that drove a mob to attack the US Capitol in January 2021 still poses a threat to American democracy, the head of the congressional committee tasked with investigating the deadly riot will warn at the panel's first public hearing.
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Trump More Likely Than Not Obstructed Congress: US Court On Capitol Riots
A federal judge ruled on Monday that former US president Donald Trump "more likely than not" engaged in criminal conduct with his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
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Angelina Jolie, At US Capitol, Presses For Domestic Violence Law
Film star Angelina Jolie was back on Capitol Hill Wednesday pleading with US lawmakers to immediately pass measures to combat domestic violence.
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US Capitol Riots: Police Arrest Man Who Made Death Threats To Officials
It is the first arrest made by a group of investigators set up in June 2021 to combat threats of violence against elected, appointed and volunteer election officials, the department said in a statement.
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Trump Immunity Ruling Puts Spotlight on Indian-Origin Judge Amit Mehta
Last August, Amit Mehta had ruled that Google had broken anti-trust laws to maintain its dominance in online search.
-
24 Hours Before Bangladesh Votes, US Lawmakers' "Not Free Or Fair" Warning
With Bangladesh heading into national elections in less than 24 hours, a rare and urgent congressional briefing on Capitol Hill has thrown a harsh spotlight on what speakers described as the accelerating persecution of Hindu.
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Trump Says He Will Sue BBC For $5 Billion. Why He Faces High Hurdles
Donald Trump said he would sue the BBC over an edit of his January 6, 2021, speech that made it seem he was directly calling for violence at the US Capitol.
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"So Egregious": Trump To Sue BBC For Up To $5 Billion Over Video Edit
Donald Trump announced Friday that he intends to take the BBC to court, seeking as much as $5 billion in damages after the UK broadcaster apologised for a misleadingly edited segment of one of his speeches but refused to provide compensation.
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"US Is Land Of Laws, Not Chaos": Biden On 2nd Anniversary Of Capitol Riots
Two years after the violent assault on the US Capitol, President Joe Biden said Friday that America has "no place" for political violence as he honored police who fought off the mob of Donald Trump supporters.
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Elon Musk Calls Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban ‘Grave Mistake’, Condemns Violence
Elon Musk has called Twitter's ban on then President Donald Trump after the January 6 attack on the US Capitol as a "grave mistake" that had to be corrected. Although he also stated that incitement to violence would continue to be prohibited on Twitter.
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Donald Trump Ordered To Testify In January 6 Capitol Riot Case
Lawmakers probing the 2021 attack on the US Capitol subpoenaed former president Donald Trump Friday to testify on his involvement in the violence, in a major escalation of their sprawling inquiry.
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US Capitol Riot Probe Votes To Order Donald Trump To Testify
Lawmakers probing the 2021 attack on the US Capitol voted Thursday to subpoena former president Donald Trump to testify on his involvement in the violence, in a major escalation of its sprawling inquiry weeks before it is due to wind up.
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Parler Returns to Google Play Store After Being Removed Following US Capitol Riots
The Parler app has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after it was removed following the US Capitol riots in January 2021. The app has reportedly improved its moderation system.
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Watch: Donald Trump Refuses To Accept Poll Loss Day After Capitol Riot
Former US president Donald Trump refused to say he lost the 2020 US Presidential election, showed a behind-the-scenes video of him trying to read a statement to the nation prepared by his staff.
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US Secret Service Deleted Text Messages Sent During Jan 6 Riots: Watchdog
The US Secret Service, the law enforcement agency that protects the president, deleted agents' text messages sent during the January 6 Capitol riot, a government watchdog said in a letter published Thursday.
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Conspiracy Behind Capitol Violence "Not Over", Warns US Panel
The conspiracy that drove a mob to attack the US Capitol in January 2021 still poses a threat to American democracy, the head of the congressional committee tasked with investigating the deadly riot will warn at the panel's first public hearing.
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Trump More Likely Than Not Obstructed Congress: US Court On Capitol Riots
A federal judge ruled on Monday that former US president Donald Trump "more likely than not" engaged in criminal conduct with his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
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Angelina Jolie, At US Capitol, Presses For Domestic Violence Law
Film star Angelina Jolie was back on Capitol Hill Wednesday pleading with US lawmakers to immediately pass measures to combat domestic violence.
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US Capitol Riots: Police Arrest Man Who Made Death Threats To Officials
It is the first arrest made by a group of investigators set up in June 2021 to combat threats of violence against elected, appointed and volunteer election officials, the department said in a statement.
