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US Man Faces 140 Years In Prison For Threatening To Kill Trump, Others
A Connecticut man has been indicted after prosecutors say he threatened to kill US President Donald Trump and sent others bomb threats and mail containing suspicious white powder, according to court documents.
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Amid Political Tensions, Donald Trump Continues To Throw Rhetorical Bombs
As calls mount to defuse US political tensions following a week of violence including the killing of 11 worshippers at a Pittsburgh synagogue, Donald Trump continues to throw his rhetorical bombs. The president did urge Americans to "unify" last week after authorities intercepted pipe bombs mailed to mainly Democratic targets of Trump's rage. But a...
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Mail Bomb Suspect Kept List Of Over 100 Possible Targets, Official Says
The Florida man accused of sending more than a dozen possible bombs to prominent Democratic and media figures who have been critical of President Donald Trump kept a list of more than 100 possible targets, a law enforcement official said Monday, as authorities intercepted another suspicious package addressed to CNN.
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Pro-Trump Decals, Anti-Democrat Stickers On Car Of Mail Bomb Suspect
Cesar Altieri Sayoc, the Florida man accused of sending pipe bombs to critics of Donald Trump, had plastered his social media accounts and the van where he was living with signs of his devotion to the Republican president and his hatred for Democrats.
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Indian-Origin Senator Kamala Harris Latest To Get Suspicious Package: FBI
Two suspicious packages addressed to Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris and billionaire Democrat Tom Steyer were recovered, taking the number of such packages to 14, the FBI said on Friday.
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'Terrorist' Mail Bombings Must Be Punished To 'Fullest Extent': Trump
Donald Trump on Friday called the attempted US mail bombing spree "terrorist actions" that must be punished "to the fullest extent of the law," while speaking at a rally of his supporters.
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US Mail Bombs, Suspicious Packages: Who's Been Targeted?
Twelve pipe bombs and suspicious packages have been mailed to top Democrats including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, news channel CNN and other prominent critics of US President Donald Trump since Monday.
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US Arrests Suspect Over 12 Bombs, Suspicious Packages
Federal agents have arrested a suspect in connection with at least 12 suspicious packages and mail bombs sent to top Democrats and liberal critics of President Donald Trump, an official confirmed Friday.
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FBI Hunts For Sender Of Suspect Packages As Count Reaches 11
Federal agents searched a U.S. mail facility near Miami on Thursday night racing to find who sent 10 pipe bombs to prominent Democrats and critics of U.S. President Donald Trump as leads pointed to Florida as the possible origin of the packages.
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"No Place" For Political Violence: Trump On Mail Bombs To Top Democrats
US President Donald Trump called for unity Wednesday after suspected explosive devices were mailed to leading Democrats, including former president Barack Obama, saying acts of political violence have "no place" in the United States.
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US Man Faces 140 Years In Prison For Threatening To Kill Trump, Others
A Connecticut man has been indicted after prosecutors say he threatened to kill US President Donald Trump and sent others bomb threats and mail containing suspicious white powder, according to court documents.
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Amid Political Tensions, Donald Trump Continues To Throw Rhetorical Bombs
As calls mount to defuse US political tensions following a week of violence including the killing of 11 worshippers at a Pittsburgh synagogue, Donald Trump continues to throw his rhetorical bombs. The president did urge Americans to "unify" last week after authorities intercepted pipe bombs mailed to mainly Democratic targets of Trump's rage. But a...
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Mail Bomb Suspect Kept List Of Over 100 Possible Targets, Official Says
The Florida man accused of sending more than a dozen possible bombs to prominent Democratic and media figures who have been critical of President Donald Trump kept a list of more than 100 possible targets, a law enforcement official said Monday, as authorities intercepted another suspicious package addressed to CNN.
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Pro-Trump Decals, Anti-Democrat Stickers On Car Of Mail Bomb Suspect
Cesar Altieri Sayoc, the Florida man accused of sending pipe bombs to critics of Donald Trump, had plastered his social media accounts and the van where he was living with signs of his devotion to the Republican president and his hatred for Democrats.
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Indian-Origin Senator Kamala Harris Latest To Get Suspicious Package: FBI
Two suspicious packages addressed to Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris and billionaire Democrat Tom Steyer were recovered, taking the number of such packages to 14, the FBI said on Friday.
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'Terrorist' Mail Bombings Must Be Punished To 'Fullest Extent': Trump
Donald Trump on Friday called the attempted US mail bombing spree "terrorist actions" that must be punished "to the fullest extent of the law," while speaking at a rally of his supporters.
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US Mail Bombs, Suspicious Packages: Who's Been Targeted?
Twelve pipe bombs and suspicious packages have been mailed to top Democrats including Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, news channel CNN and other prominent critics of US President Donald Trump since Monday.
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US Arrests Suspect Over 12 Bombs, Suspicious Packages
Federal agents have arrested a suspect in connection with at least 12 suspicious packages and mail bombs sent to top Democrats and liberal critics of President Donald Trump, an official confirmed Friday.
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FBI Hunts For Sender Of Suspect Packages As Count Reaches 11
Federal agents searched a U.S. mail facility near Miami on Thursday night racing to find who sent 10 pipe bombs to prominent Democrats and critics of U.S. President Donald Trump as leads pointed to Florida as the possible origin of the packages.
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"No Place" For Political Violence: Trump On Mail Bombs To Top Democrats
US President Donald Trump called for unity Wednesday after suspected explosive devices were mailed to leading Democrats, including former president Barack Obama, saying acts of political violence have "no place" in the United States.
