Trump denounces KKK and neo Nazis after Charlottesville rally
President Trump named the KKK and neo Nazis in a White House briefing and said the Justice Department will probe the counterprotester killing in Charlottesville Virginia. He condemned hatred and violence and warned criminals will be held accountable.
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Trump blasts CEO for resigning from council
President Trump criticized Kenneth Frazier after he resigned from the President's Manufacturing Council following the Charlottesville white nationalist rally. Frazier cited a duty to oppose intolerance and extremism as three people died and many were injured in the violence.
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Judge denies bail for Fields in Charlottesville car attack
James Alex Fields Jr., 20, of Ohio, had bail denied on second-degree murder and related charges after authorities say he drove into counterprotesters near the white supremacist rally site. Heather Heyer, 32, died. two state troopers also perished in a helicopter crash during the weekend violence.
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Mattis vows to strike any NK missile aimed at Guam
Defense Secretary Mattis says the United States would determine a missile trajectory within moments and would strike if it appears to hit Guam. He cautions that firing at the United States could trigger war, as tensions with North Korea persist amid regional diplomacy efforts.
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Pence calls Venezuela a threat to U S democracy
Vice President Mike Pence warned that a failed state in Venezuela threatens the hemisphere and the United States. He said the administration will use full economic and diplomatic power to restore democracy, as Trump previously threatened military action. Pence spoke in Cartagena, Colombia.
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