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Trump hacker and friends on a mission to fix the internet
This volunteer army of unpaid tech geeks have quietly prevented hundreds of cyberattacks since 2019 by finding holes in websites and software that could be...
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Sean Penn: Trump 'machine-gunned the vulnerable' during COVID
The actor-director used his non-profit group to set up his country's biggest COVID-19 testing site in Los Angeles in the early months of the pandemic.
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Trump announces anti-censorship lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter
The former US president said that the nation's top tech firms had become the "enforcers of illegal, unconstitutional censorship". He was banned from posting on Facebook and Twitter in the wake of the deadly January 6 siege of the US Capitol by his supporters.
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Trump reportedly said Hitler 'did a lot of good things': new book
An exchange between the former US president and his then chief of staff John Kelly is recounted in the upcoming book 'Frankly, We Did Win This Election: The Inside Story of How Trump Lost' by Michael Bender.
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Six months later, Biden calls for 'courage' in investigating Capitol attack
The US president called on "people of goodwill and courage" to investigate the riot and its origins and urged Democrats, Republicans and independents to work together.
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Trump to visit US-Mexico border to highlight migrant surge
The Republican ex-president will be accompanied by Texas Governor Greg Abbott, whom Donald Trump has endorsed for re-election next year, and who has pledged to finish Trump's wall along the southern border, but with private donations and not federal assistance.
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Trump's justice chief told him election fraud claims were bogus: report
Bill Barr resigned as attorney general on December 14, issuing a statement of strong praise for Donald Trump, saying he was a victim of "partisan onslaught" by the Democrats, and not challenging Trump again on the election fraud claims.
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Judge tosses most claims against Trump over police charge outside WHouse
The American Civil Liberties Union and other US civil rights groups accused the then-president and top officials in June 2020 of violating the constitutional rights of Black Lives Matters campaigners and individual protesters.
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Biden to rebuild 'sacred' Nato bond shaken by Trump
Biden's predecessor Donald Trump undermined faith in the West's security architecture by questioning Washington's commitment to defend European partners. And he clashed publicly with counterparts the last time leaders met in 2019, before abruptly heading home early.
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EU seeks firm Biden pledge to end Trump-era trade row
The EU hoped the visit by Biden would help achieve "decisive progress" on solving a steel tariff dispute as well as a two-decade spat over subsidies to plane-makers Boeing and Airbus, Dombrovskis said.
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Facebook bans former US president Trump for 2 years
The two-year ban will be effective from January 7, when Trump was booted off the platform, and comes after Facebook's independent oversight board said the indefinite ban should be reviewed.
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Facebook to bar politicians from posting deceptive content: report
The controversial exemption, given to politicians under the auspices of their posts being newsworthy, could end as soon as this week on the leading social network, the news site said.
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Facebook reverses course, won't ban lab virus theory
The latest move by Facebook, announced late Wednesday on its website, highlights the challenge for the world's largest social network of rooting out false and potentially harmful content while remaining open for discourse.
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New York prosecutors probing Trump form grand jury: US media
The development is the latest step towards the 74-year-old Donald Trump, who left the White House in January, possibly becoming the first ever ex-US leader to face criminal charges.
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National Guard exits US Capitol after 6 January attack
The troops were mobilised after hundreds of supporters of then-president Donald Trump stormed the Capitol, halting the joint session to confirm Trump's rival Joe Biden as winner of the presidential election.
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US and France tangle at UN over Middle East
Despite guaranteed opposition from the United States, France proposed another draft UN Security Council resolution calling for the end of hostilities between Israel and the Palestinians, as well as humanitarian access to the Gaza Strip.
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Republicans can't quit Trump, despite his election rhetoric
Republican leaders are quick to assert that Joe Biden is the duly elected president, and that their main goal now is to propose bold political ideas that will help them win back control of the Senate and House of Representatives next year.
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NY attorney general investigating Trump Organization in 'criminal capacity'
The organization is the holding company of hundreds of Trump entities, ranging from hotels to golf courses.
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US Marine officer charged in Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection
Major Christopher Warnagiris is the first active duty military officer to be charged over the attack, in which several hundred Trump backers stormed the seat of the US legislature and shut down a session confirming Joe Biden as the winner of the November presidential election.
