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US Animal Welfare Activists Seek Beagles' Release, Protest At Governor's Office
Protesters previously broke into the facility in March and took 30 dogs.
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US Teen Cleared In Protester Deaths Says Self-Defense "Not Illegal"
Kyle Rittenhouse, the US teen acquitted after fatally shooting two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, has defended his actions, saying self-defense is "not illegal," and hailed the jury for clearing him.
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US Teen Who Shot Dead 2 Men During Protests Last Year Acquitted Of All Charges
Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teenager who shot dead two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, was acquitted of all charges on Friday after a high-profile and politically divisive trial.
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Wisconsin State Assembly Speaker Supports Farmers' Protests In India
Voicing his support for the farmers' protest in India, the Speaker of Wisconsin State Assembly has urged the Indian government to reconsider its decision on the three farm laws and listen to the concerns of the affected farmers.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Indian-Origin Family Suffers $2.5 Million Loss As Business Destroyed In US Protests: Report
An Indian-origin family, which owned a car dealership in Kenosha, suffered a loss of over USD 2.5 million after their business was destroyed in a fire allegedly set by a mob amid protests over the shooting of a 29-year-old African-American man in the US' Wisconsin city, according to a media report.
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Two Dead In US Protests Over Shooting Of Black Man: Police
Two people were shot dead on Tuesday night in the US city of Kenosha, police said, as groups clashed during protests over the shooting of a black man.
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Wisconsin Declares State Of Emergency Amid Unrest Over Police Shooting Black Man
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency, saying he would deploy more state National Guard troops, as the city of Kenosha braced for a third night of unrest following the shooting of a Black man by police.
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Wisconsin Unrest Flares For Second Night Over Police Shooting Of Black Man
Police firing tear gas clashed with protesters in a second night of unrest and arson in Kenosha, Wisconsin, triggered by the wounding of a Black man who was shot in the back by officers as his three young sons looked on.
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Black Man Shot Multiple Times From Behind, Protests Grip US County
Police fired tear gas on Monday when a protest demanding racial justice in the city of Kenosha in Wisconsin turned violent, as rage builds once more in the US at the shooting of a black man by a white officer.
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Wisconsin Protests After US Police Shoot Black Man In Back
Protests erupted in the US city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, after police shot a black man in the back several times from close range as he got into a car on Sunday evening, according to cellphone video of the incident.
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National Guard Activated After Fatal Milwaukee Shooting
The US state of Wisconsin activated its National Guard on Sunday to help maintain order after a fatal shooting by police sparked a night of angry protests and arson in the city of Milwaukee.
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Teen Pepper-Sprayed At Donald Trump Protesters, Supporters Clash
Police are looking for a man who pepper-sprayed a 15-year-old girl as opponents and supporters of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump clashed outside a Wisconsin rally.
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Hundreds Attend Funeral for Unarmed Wisconsin Man Shot by Police
Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday for the funeral of a 19-year-old man killed by a police officer in Wisconsin's capital on March 6, a shooting that prompted protests over law enforcement's treatment of minorities.
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Demonstrators Protest US Police's Shooting of a Biracial Man in Madison
About 1,500 people, some banging plastic pails or blowing whistles, marched on Wednesday to the Wisconsin corrections department in Madison to protest the fatal police shooting last week of an unarmed biracial young man.
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US Animal Welfare Activists Seek Beagles' Release, Protest At Governor's Office
Protesters previously broke into the facility in March and took 30 dogs.
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US Teen Cleared In Protester Deaths Says Self-Defense "Not Illegal"
Kyle Rittenhouse, the US teen acquitted after fatally shooting two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, has defended his actions, saying self-defense is "not illegal," and hailed the jury for clearing him.
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US Teen Who Shot Dead 2 Men During Protests Last Year Acquitted Of All Charges
Kyle Rittenhouse, the American teenager who shot dead two men during protests and riots against police brutality in Wisconsin last year, was acquitted of all charges on Friday after a high-profile and politically divisive trial.
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Wisconsin State Assembly Speaker Supports Farmers' Protests In India
Voicing his support for the farmers' protest in India, the Speaker of Wisconsin State Assembly has urged the Indian government to reconsider its decision on the three farm laws and listen to the concerns of the affected farmers.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Indian-Origin Family Suffers $2.5 Million Loss As Business Destroyed In US Protests: Report
An Indian-origin family, which owned a car dealership in Kenosha, suffered a loss of over USD 2.5 million after their business was destroyed in a fire allegedly set by a mob amid protests over the shooting of a 29-year-old African-American man in the US' Wisconsin city, according to a media report.
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Two Dead In US Protests Over Shooting Of Black Man: Police
Two people were shot dead on Tuesday night in the US city of Kenosha, police said, as groups clashed during protests over the shooting of a black man.
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Wisconsin Declares State Of Emergency Amid Unrest Over Police Shooting Black Man
Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers declared a state of emergency, saying he would deploy more state National Guard troops, as the city of Kenosha braced for a third night of unrest following the shooting of a Black man by police.
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Wisconsin Unrest Flares For Second Night Over Police Shooting Of Black Man
Police firing tear gas clashed with protesters in a second night of unrest and arson in Kenosha, Wisconsin, triggered by the wounding of a Black man who was shot in the back by officers as his three young sons looked on.
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Black Man Shot Multiple Times From Behind, Protests Grip US County
Police fired tear gas on Monday when a protest demanding racial justice in the city of Kenosha in Wisconsin turned violent, as rage builds once more in the US at the shooting of a black man by a white officer.
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Wisconsin Protests After US Police Shoot Black Man In Back
Protests erupted in the US city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, after police shot a black man in the back several times from close range as he got into a car on Sunday evening, according to cellphone video of the incident.
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National Guard Activated After Fatal Milwaukee Shooting
The US state of Wisconsin activated its National Guard on Sunday to help maintain order after a fatal shooting by police sparked a night of angry protests and arson in the city of Milwaukee.
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Teen Pepper-Sprayed At Donald Trump Protesters, Supporters Clash
Police are looking for a man who pepper-sprayed a 15-year-old girl as opponents and supporters of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump clashed outside a Wisconsin rally.
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Hundreds Attend Funeral for Unarmed Wisconsin Man Shot by Police
Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday for the funeral of a 19-year-old man killed by a police officer in Wisconsin's capital on March 6, a shooting that prompted protests over law enforcement's treatment of minorities.
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Demonstrators Protest US Police's Shooting of a Biracial Man in Madison
About 1,500 people, some banging plastic pails or blowing whistles, marched on Wednesday to the Wisconsin corrections department in Madison to protest the fatal police shooting last week of an unarmed biracial young man.
