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President Trump blames 'both sides' for Charlottesville
At the White House on Monday, Donald Trump finally, and apparently reluctantly , addressed the racist cause of the violence that led to the deaths of three people during the so-called Unite the Right rally in the town of Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Trump says it anew: blame 'on both sides' in Charlottesville
Bannon remains Trump's chief adviser, a fact that only fuels support for Trump in the alt-right movement. Former Klan leader David Duke , one of the Charlottesville figures, declared: "We are going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump ".
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United Kingdom may seek temporary customs union after Brexit
Davis said that after Brexit in March 2019 the U.K.no longer had a legal duty - as it now does until European Union membership - not to negotiate and sign trade deals. He said: "Businesses, trade unions and the country need certainty about our future trading and customs arrangements". The organisations called for a tariff-free goods trade agreement between the United Kingdom and European Union, regulatory equivalence and mutual recognition of standards on an ongoing basis to ensure ...
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U.S. to Bring 'Full Weight' of Economic Sanctions on Venezuela, Pence Says
Vice President Mike Pence said Monday President Donald Trump "will continue to be clear" in condemning white supremacist hate groups - even though the President himself has not actually done so in the wake of a white supremacist terrorist attack during a hectic rally in Charlottesville, Virginia that left one counter-protester dead.
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Alt-right website the Daily Stormer appears hacked by Anonymous
Who would have thought. The Daily Stormer's domain is now reportedly being hosted by Google , according to WHOIS results, which show the domain transferred on Monday. Shortly after the switch was noticed, Google dropped the site .Later in the day, Scaleway , a France-based server hosting company, confirmed to Vox that it has terminated "The Daily Stormer's " account and locked its hosting server.
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London's Big Ben Is About to Shut Down for Years
That's because the clock tower Big Ben calls home will be undergoing extensive restoration work for the next four years. The last stoppage for maintenance was in 2007, and refurbishment works previously silenced the bell from 1983 to 1985.