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Former US President Donald Trump's supporters are at it again. Hundreds of far-right demonstrators have planned a rally, apparently called as 'Justice for J6', this Saturday in support of people who took part in the deadly Jan. 6 riot.
On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security warned about the potential for violence at the rally planned for Saturday.
Meanwhile, Trump has maintained his false claims that his defeat was due to widespread election fraud.
Police have ramped up security around the Capitol in the run-up to the rally, being mindful of the rioters on Jan. 6 who attacked police, smashed windows and entered into the building.

US beefs up security to avoid Capitol violence repeat in run-up to Trump rally

'Justice for J6': Trump's supporters are at it again. Plans to hold rally in support of Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol building

US beefs up security in desperate attempt to avoid Capitol violence repeat

Former US President Donald Trump's supporters are at it again. Hundreds of far-right demonstrators have planned a rally, apparently called 'Justice for J6', on Saturday in support of people who took part in the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
The Department of Homeland Security warned about the potential for violence at the rally
Police have ramped up security around the Capitol in the run-up to the rally, being mindful of the rioters on Jan. 6 who attacked police, smashed windows and entered into the building.
The Capitol Police said it asked the Pentagon to free up the National Guard in case it is needed for the upcoming rally
Meanwhile, Trump has maintained his false claims that his defeat was due to widespread election fraud.

Trump's supporters&nbsp;have planned a rally&nbsp;in support of people who took part in the deadly Jan. 6 riot.&nbsp;Police have ramped up security around the Capitol in the run-up to the rally.

Former US President Donald Trump's supporters are at it again. Hundreds of far-right demonstrators have planned a rally, apparently called 'Justice for J6', on Saturday in support of people who took part in the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
The Department of Homeland Security warned about the potential for violence at the rally
Police have ramped up security around the Capitol in the run-up to the rally, being mindful of the rioters on Jan. 6 who attacked police, smashed windows and entered into the building.
Meanwhile, Trump has maintained his false claims that his defeat was due to widespread election fraud.

US&nbsp;President Joe Biden is withdrawing a series of executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of WeChat and TikTok.Biden&nbsp;has ordered a new Commerce Department review of security concerns posed by those apps, the White House said Wednesday.
The administration of former President Donald Trump had attempted to block new users from downloading the apps and ban other technical transactions that Chinese-owned TikTok and WeChat both said would effectively block the apps' use in the United States.
The courts blocked those orders that never took effect.
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US to withdraw Trump executive orders to ban TikTok, WeChat

US&nbsp;President Joe Biden is withdrawing a series of executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of WeChat and TikTok. Biden&nbsp;has ordered a new Commerce Department review of security concerns posed by those apps, the White House said Wednesday.
The administration of former President Donald Trump had attempted to block new users from downloading the apps and ban other technical transactions that Chinese-owned TikTok and WeChat both said would effectively block the apps' use in the United States.
The courts blocked those orders that never took effect.
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US to withdraw Trump's ban order&nbsp;on WeChat,&nbsp;TikTok
Biden&nbsp;orders for review security of 2 Chinese&nbsp;apps
Trump admin attempted to block the apps&nbsp;for new users

US&nbsp;President Joe Biden is withdrawing a series of executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of WeChat and TikTok. Biden&nbsp;has ordered a new Commerce Department review of security concerns posed by those apps, the White House said Wednesday.
The administration of former President Donald Trump had attempted to block new users from downloading the apps and ban other technical transactions that Chinese-owned TikTok and WeChat both said would effectively block the apps' use in the United States.
The courts blocked those orders that never took effect.
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Former US President&nbsp;Trump&nbsp;has called his&nbsp;Facebook suspension "an insult" to Americans who voted for him.
Facebook announced on Friday that it has suspended former US&nbsp;President Donald Trump from its platform until at least January 2023, after the initial suspension following the Capitol riots of January 2021.
This means that Trump looses a major social media megaphone ahead of the November 2022 national midterm elections, when his party will be competing for Congressional seats. However, it means he may be able to return to Facebook well before the next presidential election in late 2024.

Trump calls Facebook suspension 'an insult'

Former US President&nbsp;Trump&nbsp;has called his&nbsp;Facebook suspension "an insult" to Americans who voted for him.
Facebook announced on Friday that it has suspended former US&nbsp;President Donald Trump from its platform until at least January 2023, after the initial suspension following the Capitol riots of January 2021.
This means that Trump looses a major social media megaphone ahead of the November 2022 national midterm elections, when his party will be competing for Congressional seats. However, it means he may be able to return to Facebook well before the next presidential election in late 2024.

Former US President&nbsp;Trump&nbsp;has called his&nbsp;Facebook suspension "an insult" to Americans who voted for him.
Facebook announced on Friday that it has suspended former US&nbsp;President Donald Trump from its platform until at least January 2023, after the initial suspension following the Capitol riots of January 2021.
This means that Trump looses a major social media platform ahead of the November 2022 national midterm elections, when his party will be competing for Congressional seats. However, it means he may be able to return to Facebook well before the next presidential election in late 2024.

Former US President&nbsp;Trump&nbsp;has called his&nbsp;Facebook suspension "an insult" to Americans who voted for him.
Facebook announced on Friday that it has suspended former US&nbsp;President Donald Trump from its platform until at least January 2023, after the initial suspension following the Capitol riots of January 2021.
This means that Trump looses a major social media platform ahead of the November 2022 national midterm elections, when his party will be competing for Congressional seats. However, it means he may be able to return to Facebook well before the next presidential election in late 2024.

The US Department of Homeland Security declared a nationwide terrorism alert on Wednesday. The department cited the potential threat from domestic anti-government extremists opposed to Joe Biden as president. The National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin said a heightened threat of attack "will persist in the weeks following the successful presidential inauguration," which took place on January 20. The alert said there had been mounting threats since last year from domestic violent extremists motivated by Covid-19 restrictions, Donald Trump's defeat and illegal immigration.
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US issues terror alert over anti-Biden domestic extremists

The US Department of Homeland Security declared a nationwide terrorism alert on Wednesday citing the potential threat from domestic anti-government extremists opposed to Joe Biden as president

US issues terror alert over anti-Biden domestic extremists 

The US Department of Homeland Security declared a nationwide terrorism alert on Wednesday. The department cited the potential threat from domestic anti-government extremists opposed to Joe Biden as president. The National Terrorism Advisory System Bulletin said a heightened threat of attack "will persist in the weeks following the successful presidential inauguration," which took place on January 20. The alert said there had been mounting threats since last year from domestic violent extremists motivated by Covid-19 restrictions, Donald Trump's defeat and illegal immigration.
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Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office. Members will deliberate whether to convict Trump on what the US Constitution describes as "high crimes and misdemeanors" for his incitement of Capitol Hill violence.
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Trump's impeachment trial to begin in 2nd week of Feb

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump after the Capitol violence&nbsp;for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office.

Donald Trump's US Senate trial will begin in the second week of February, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said on Friday. The Senate leaders struck a deal to delay the substantive portion of the trial for two weeks so that the chamber may conduct other critical business, including confirmation of President Joe Biden's cabinet nominees. The House of Representatives impeached Trump for a historic second time on January 13, just one week before he left office. Members will deliberate whether to convict Trump on what the US Constitution describes as "high crimes and misdemeanors" for his incitement of Capitol Hill violence.
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China imposed sanctions on nearly 30 former Trump administration officials moments after they left office on Wednesday. In a statement released just minutes after President Joe Biden was inaugurated, Beijing slapped travel bans and business restrictions on Trump's secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, national security adviser Robert O'Brien and UN ambassador, Kelly Craft. On Tuesday, Pompeo announced that he had declared China's repression of Muslim ethnic minorities a &ldquo;genocide," possibly opening the door to new US sanctions against Chinese officials.

Beijing slaps sanctions sanctions on 30 Trump officials

China imposed sanctions on nearly 30 former Trump administration officials moments after they left office on Wednesday

China slaps sanctions on Pompeo, other Trump officials

China imposed sanctions on nearly 30 former Trump administration officials moments after they left office on Wednesday. In a statement released just minutes after President Joe Biden was inaugurated, Beijing slapped travel bans and business restrictions on Trump's secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, national security adviser Robert O'Brien and UN ambassador, Kelly Craft. On Tuesday, Pompeo announced that he had declared China's repression of Muslim ethnic minorities a &ldquo;genocide," possibly opening the door to new US sanctions against Chinese officials.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned 73 people, including his former aide Steve Bannon, the White House said, just hours before he was due to leave office. Bannon was accused of defrauding donors to a group that supposedly planned to build a border wall with Mexico. The rapper Lil Wayne and Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy also received pardons, while former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and the rapper Kodak Black had their prison terms commuted. The pardons were the third big groups of grants of executive clemency issued by Trump since his election loss in November to Joe Biden.

Trump's parting gift: Pardons 73, including ex-aide Bannon

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned 73 people, including his former aide Steve Bannon, the White House said, just hours before he was due to leave office.

Trump's parting gift: Pardons 73, including ex-aide Bannon  

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday pardoned 73 people, including his former aide Steve Bannon, the White House said, just hours before he was due to leave office. Bannon was accused of defrauding donors to a group that supposedly planned to build a border wall with Mexico. The rapper Lil Wayne and Republican fundraiser Elliott Broidy also received pardons, while former Detroit mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and the rapper Kodak Black had their prison terms commuted. The pardons were the third big groups of grants of executive clemency issued by Trump since his election loss in November to Joe Biden.

In the latest move by a social media giant to crackdown on Donald Trump, YouTube on Tuesday said that it is barring US President's channel from uploading new content for at least a week over violation of its policies. The comment section has also been disabled, YouTube further said. The YouTube strike comes days after Twitter and Facebook took down Trump's accounts after the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters last week.

YouTube bars Trump's channel from uploading videos

In the latest move by a social media giant to crackdown on Donald Trump, YouTube on Tuesday said that it is barring his channel from uploading new content for at least a week

In the latest move by a social media giant to crackdown on Donald Trump, YouTube on Tuesday said that it is barring US President's channel from uploading new content for at least a week over violation of its policies. The comment section has also been disabled, YouTube further said. The YouTube strike comes days after Twitter and Facebook took down Trump's accounts after the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters last week.

The US House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to urge Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the US Constitution&rsquo;s 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. The vote came hours after Pence had already said he will not do so. To invoke the 25th Amendment, Pence and a majority of Trump&rsquo;s Cabinet would need to declare that Trump is unable to perform his duties. Pence rejected that course of action earlier Tuesday. The House is expected to vote Wednesday on impeaching Trump on charges that he incited an insurrection against the US government.

US House votes to boot out Trump, Pence says no

The US House has voted to urge VP Mike Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. Pence has already said no

US House passes resolution to impeach Trump, Mike Pence says no

The US House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to urge Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the US Constitution&rsquo;s 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. The vote came hours after Pence had already said he will not do so. To invoke the 25th Amendment, Pence and a majority of Trump&rsquo;s Cabinet would need to declare that Trump is unable to perform his duties. The House is expected to vote Wednesday on impeaching Trump on charges that he incited an insurrection against the US government.

The US House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to urge Vice President Mike Pence to invoke the US Constitution&rsquo;s 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. The vote came hours after Pence had already said he will not do so. To invoke the 25th Amendment, Pence and a majority of Trump&rsquo;s Cabinet would need to declare that Trump is unable to perform his duties. Pence rejected that course of action earlier Tuesday. The House is expected to vote Wednesday on impeaching Trump on charges that he incited an insurrection against the US government.

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching Trump for a historic second time. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

Mike Pence rules out using 25th amendment to remove Trump

Mike Pence rules out using 25th amendment to remove Trump, writes to Nancy Pelosi&nbsp;against&nbsp;impeachment

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

US Vice President Mike Pence said in a letter to House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday that he is opposed to invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office. &ldquo;I do not believe that such a course of action is in the best interest of our Nation or consistent with our Constitution,&rdquo; Pence said. The Vice President urged the Congress to focus on Biden transition, avoid impeachment. Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching Trump for a historic second time. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump under the 25th amendment of the US Constitution.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the steps being taken by big tech companies, who have banned and suspended his social media accounts, is going to be a catastrophic mistake. &ldquo;I think that big tech is doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country. And I believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them,&rdquo; Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base. This was Trump&rsquo;s first remarks in the public after Twitter permanently suspended his account. Facebook, Instagram and other social media outlets have also banned his account alleging that his postings incite violence.

'Catastrophic mistake': Trump slams Twitter, FB ban

"Catastrophic mistake": US President Donald Trump has lashed out at the&nbsp;big tech companies, who have banned and suspended his social media accounts

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the steps being taken by big tech companies, who have banned and suspended his social media accounts, is going to be a catastrophic mistake. This was Trump&rsquo;s first remarks in the public after Twitter permanently suspended his account. Facebook, Instagram and other social media outlets have also banned his account alleging that his postings incite violence.

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that the steps being taken by big tech companies, who have banned and suspended his social media accounts, is going to be a catastrophic mistake. &ldquo;I think that big tech is doing a horrible thing for our country and to our country. And I believe it's going to be a catastrophic mistake for them,&rdquo; Trump told reporters before boarding Air Force One at Andrews Air Force Base. This was Trump&rsquo;s first remarks in the public after Twitter permanently suspended his account. Facebook, Instagram and other social media outlets have also banned his account alleging that his postings incite violence.

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time. Trump has been accused of "incitement of insurrection" over his supporters' storming of the US Capitol. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Vice President Mike Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump as unfit for office under the US Constitution's 25th Amendment. The House is now scheduled to vote Tuesday evening on the demand for Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will give him 24 hours to respond. After that, she said, Democrats would move forward with an impeachment vote.

Democrats move to impeach Trump over Capitol Hill violence

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time&nbsp;

Democrats move to impeach Trump over Capitol violence

Democrats on Monday formally began the process of impeaching US President Donald Trump for a historic second time. Trump has been accused of "incitement of insurrection" over his supporters' storming of the US Capitol. Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives calling for Vice President Mike Pence and the cabinet to remove Trump as unfit for office under the US Constitution's 25th Amendment. The House is now scheduled to vote Tuesday evening on the demand for Pence to invoke the 25th Amendment, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will give him 24 hours to respond. After that, she said, Democrats would move forward with an impeachment vote.

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that she was ready to start second impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump unless he was removed from office within days. Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said "we will proceed with bringing impeachment legislation" to the floor of the House of Representatives if Trump is not removed by his cabinet under the constitution's 25th amendment as unfit to stay in office. There has been a growing demand to remove Trump, who has just over a week left in office, since the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters.

Pelosi: Will impeach Trump if Cabinet doesn't kick him out

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi&nbsp;has that she will start second impeachment proceedings against Trump unless the cabinet removes him from office

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that she was ready to start second impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump unless he was removed from office within days. Pelosi, the top Democrat in Congress, said "we will proceed with bringing impeachment legislation" to the floor of the House of Representatives if Trump is not removed by his cabinet under the constitution's 25th amendment as unfit to stay in office. There has been a growing demand to remove Trump, who has just over a week left in office, since the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters.

US President Donald Trump, his daughter Ivanka, son Don Jr. and others can be seen at an event where many are partying and dancing to pop songs as Trump's supporters wreaked havoc on the Capitol Hill on Wednesday. Trump junior posted a video begins with him calling the protesters "awesome patriots" and urging his father's supporters to fight. He then pans to show Trump talking to White House officials as TV screens beamed images of massive crowds at the Capitol Hill. Others in the room can be seen dancing to loud music.

Video: Trump was partying as his fans stormed the Capitol

US President Donald Trump, his daughter Ivanka, son Don Jr. and others can be seen at an event where many are partying and dancing to pop songs as Trump's supporters wreaked havoc on the Capitol Hill

US President Donald Trump, his daughter Ivanka, son Don Jr. and others can be seen at an event where many are partying and dancing to pop songs as Trump's supporters wreaked havoc on the Capitol Hill on Wednesday. Trump junior posted a video begins with him calling the protesters "awesome patriots" and urging his father's supporters to fight. He then pans to show Trump talking to White House officials as TV screens beamed images of massive crowds at the Capitol Hill. Others in the room can be seen dancing to loud music.

Outgoing US President Donald Trump has slammed Twitter for permanently suspending him, vowing that he and his support base would not be silenced. Soon after the ban, Trump went on a rant against Twitter from his official @POTUS account. Those tweets were also taken down by the social media platform within minute. Trump alleged that Twitter is not about free speech, but only promotes Democrats and Radical Left. He also floated the idea of "building our own platform" among his 88 million follower and those who voted for him.

'Conspiracy to silence': Trump after Twitter ban

Outgoing US President Donald Trump has slammed Twitter for permanently suspending him, vowing that he and his support base would not be silenced

Outgoing US President Donald Trump has slammed Twitter for permanently suspending him, vowing that he and his support base would not be silenced. Soon after the ban, Trump went on a rant against Twitter from his official @POTUS account. Those tweets were also taken down by the social media platform within minute. Trump alleged that Twitter is not about free speech, but only promotes Democrats and Radical Left. He also floated the idea of "building our own platform" among his 88 million follower and those who voted for him.

After Facebook and Instagram blocked US president Donald Trump's accounts for the remaining of his term, Twitter said Friday it has permanently suspended Trump's account. The social media giant cited the risk of further violence following the assault on the US Capitol by his supporters. Twitter had blocked Trump for 12 hours after the US Capitol siege by his supporters on Wednesday. The decision to suspend Trump's account came after a pair of tweets on Friday. In one of the tweets, Trump vowed that none of his supporters would be "disrespected" and in another he said he would not be attending Biden's inauguration on January 20, as is customary.

Capitol riot: Twitter permanently suspends Trump's account

After Facebook and Instagram blocked US president Donald Trump's accounts for the remaining of his term, Twitter has permanently suspended Trump's account over Capitol Hill violence

After Facebook and Instagram blocked US president Donald Trump's accounts for the remaining of his term, Twitter said Friday it has permanently suspended Trump's account. The social media giant cited the risk of further violence following the assault on the US Capitol by his supporters. Twitter had blocked Trump for 12 hours after the US Capitol siege by his supporters on Wednesday. The decision to suspend Trump's account came after a pair of tweets on Friday. In one of the tweets, Trump vowed that none of his supporters would be "disrespected" and in another he said he would not be attending Biden's inauguration on January 20, as is customary.

US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement on Friday that he won't attend the January 20 inauguration. Calling it a "good thing", Biden said that it was one of the few things he and Trump have ever agreed on. Calling Trump "an embarrassment to the country," Biden said added that Trump exceeded even his worst notions about him. Biden said Vice President Mike Pence would be welcome at his inauguration. Biden's remarks came after Trump tweeted earlier Friday that he would not attend the inauguration.

'Good thing': Biden on Trump not attending inauguration

US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement that he won't attend the January 20 inauguration,&nbsp;calling it a "good thing"

US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement on Friday that he won't attend the January 20 inauguration. Calling it a "good thing", Biden said that it was one of the few things he and Trump have ever agreed on. Calling Trump "an embarrassment to the country," Biden said added that Trump exceeded even his worst notions about him. Biden said Vice President Mike Pence would be welcome at his inauguration.&nbsp;

US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement on Friday that he won't attend the January 20 inauguration. Calling it a "good thing", Biden said that it was one of the few things he and Trump have ever agreed on. Calling Trump "an embarrassment to the country," Biden said added that Trump exceeded even his worst notions about him. Biden said Vice President Mike Pence would be welcome at his inauguration. Biden's remarks came after Trump tweeted earlier Friday that he would not attend the inauguration.

US President Donald Trump appealed for "healing and reconciliation" Thursday following unprecedented scenes of violence at the US Capitol. Trump, who is under fire from all quarters, also pledged a smooth transition of power to President-elect Joe Biden. In a video message aiming to calm tensions after his supporters stormed the US Capitol as Biden's election victory was being certified by lawmakers Wednesday, Trump voiced outrage at the clashes that left one woman shot dead at the seat of US government.&nbsp;

In new video, Trump talks reconciliation, smooth transition

US President Donald Trump appealed for "healing and reconciliation" Thursday following unprecedented scenes of violence at the US Capitol.

((Start with breathe: New administration will take over on Jan 20. This is the time for reconciliation and healing))
US President Donald Trump appealed for "healing and reconciliation" Thursday following unprecedented scenes of violence at the US Capitol. Trump, who is under fire from all quarters, also pledged a smooth transition of power to President-elect Joe Biden. In a video message aiming to calm tensions after his supporters stormed the US Capitol.&nbsp;
((Byte: To those who indulged in violence, you don't represent America))

US President Donald Trump appealed for "healing and reconciliation" Thursday following unprecedented scenes of violence at the US Capitol. Trump, who is under fire from all quarters, also pledged a smooth transition of power to President-elect Joe Biden. In a video message aiming to calm tensions after his supporters stormed the US Capitol as Biden's election victory was being certified by lawmakers Wednesday, Trump voiced outrage at the clashes that left one woman shot dead at the seat of US government.&nbsp;

Under fire over the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters on Wednesday, US president Donald Trump on Thursday condemned the storming of the building and conceded election defeat to Joe Biden, which he till now refused to do. He also pledged to an orderly transition on January 20th. Amid call for his removal from office, Trump's spokesperson said that he condemned "in the strongest possible terms" violence by supporters who entered the US Capitol after being whipped up in a speech by the president. "The violence we saw yesterday at our nation's Capitol was appalling, reprehensible and antithetical to the American way," White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters.

Under fire, Trump condemns violence, concedes defeat in polls

Under fire over the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters on Wednesday, US president Donald Trump on Thursday condemned the storming of the building and conceded election defeat to Joe Biden

Under fire over the Capitol Hill violence by his supporters on Wednesday, US president Donald Trump on Thursday condemned the storming of the building and conceded election defeat to Joe Biden, which he till now refused to do. He also pledged to an orderly transition on January 20th. Amid call for his removal from office, Trump's spokesperson said that he condemned "in the strongest possible terms" violence by supporters who entered the US Capitol after being whipped up in a speech by the president. "The violence we saw yesterday at our nation's Capitol was appalling, reprehensible and antithetical to the American way," White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters.

The number of fatalities in the US Capitol Hill violence has gone up to four. Supporters of President Donald Trump violently occupied the US Capitol on Wednesday when the lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's election victory. Police said the dead on Wednesday included a woman who was shot by the Capitol Police, as well as three others who died in &ldquo;medical emergencies.&rdquo; Police said both law enforcement and Trump supporters used chemical irritants during the hourslong occupation of the Capitol building before it was cleared Wednesday evening by law enforcement.

US Capitol Violence: 4 dead as Trump fans storm building. run riot

The number of fatalities in the US Capitol Hill violence has gone up to four. Supporters of President Donald Trump violently occupied the Capitol on Wednesday

4 dead as mob of Trump supporters storm Capitol Hill

The number of fatalities in the US Capitol Hill violence has gone up to four. Supporters of President Donald Trump violently occupied the US Capitol on Wednesday when the lawmakers met to certify Joe Biden's election victory. Police said the dead on Wednesday included a woman who was shot by the Capitol Police, as well as three others who died in &ldquo;medical emergencies.&rdquo; Police said both law enforcement and Trump supporters used chemical irritants during the hourslong occupation of the Capitol building before it was cleared Wednesday evening by law enforcement.

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