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Former president Donald Trump pushed back against former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson after her explosive testimony before the select committee investigating the January 6 riot. The former president spoke to Newsmax and disputed the story Ms Hutchinson said she heard secondhand – that Mr Trump tried to lunge at a US Secret Service agent in his presidential limousine in an attempt to take him to the US Capitol to join his supporters. "Is there something wrong with her?" Mr Trump said. "She said I jumped from a car and I started strangling, think of this, I started strangling a Secret Service agent who I know very well?" Mr Trump also pushed back at Ms Hutchinson's allegation that he wanted magnetometers removed from outside the rally, even though many of his supporters were armed. |
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| The GOP lawmaker called on her party to stop supporting Trump as he undermines US democracy |
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| | 'Whatever else this court may know about, it does not have a clue about how to address climate change,' wrote the court's liberal justices in their dissent of the ruling |
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| 'My children leave a void in my heart,' said the Honduran mother who lost two of her sons in the San Antonio tractor incident |
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| Tokata Iron Eyes' parents tell Bevan Hurley they fear the 18-year-old's life is in danger. 'I've seen this type of trainwreck before, I know where it ends,' Chase Iron Eyes says |
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What happened to the Roe v Wade 'night of rage'? |
The Independent has been present outside the US Supreme Court for three days in the aftermath of the overturning of Roe v Wade, where many young children have been seen joining their parents in a peaceful show of support for a woman's right to an abortion. For some, it is a multi-generational affair, with at least one middle-aged woman spotted pushing her elderly mother in a wheelchair through the crowd and a young brother and sister seen proudly holding up a sign reading "I dissent", its letters painted in bright colours. The scene is all a far cry from the violence and anarchy that the right-wing media ecosystem was busily forecasting, so why did its denizens get the tone so wrong? |
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"I don't know how they wanted to get undressed, above or below the waist. But I think it would be a disgusting sight in any case." |
– A thin-skinned Vladimir Putin has hit back at the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and other Western leaders who mocked his tough-man topless exploits, with the Russian leader claiming they would look "disgusting" if they tried to copy him. |
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