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Published on: Monday, December 14, 2020 By: AFP Protesters gather in Washington in support of President Donald Trump. (AFP) WASHINGTON: Thousands of red-hatted protesters filled Washington streets to support Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud, undeterred by the US Supreme Court’s rejection of what may have been his last chance to overturn the results. Thousands gathered around Freedom Plaza, a few blocks from the White House, in a festive atmosphere earlier in the day, while scuffles broke out later between protesters and counter-demonstrators. Police, some in riot gear, use...

WASHINGTON: Four people were stabbed and one shot as rallies backing President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud led to clashes in major US cities on Saturday. Scuffles broke out in many places between rally-goers and counter-protesters who turned up to criticise the president, who lost the Nov 3 election to Democrat Joe Biden but is yet to concede. Washington State Police said in a tweet that a shooting had taken place after clashes near the capitol building in Olympia, and that a suspect had been detained. In the US capital, DC Fire and EMS Department communications chief D...

Channels Television   Updated December 13, 2020 Trump supporters approach counter-protesters during political clashes on December 12, 2020, in Olympia, Washington. Far-right and far-left groups squared off near the Washington State Capitol following violent clashes over the previous weekend. David Ryder/Getty Images/AFP   Four people were stabbed and one shot as rallies backing President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud led to clashes in major US cities on Saturday. Scuffles broke out in many places between rally-goers and counter-protesters who turned up to criticize the...

Thousands gathered around Freedom Plaza, a few blocks from the White House, in a festive atmosphere Washington: Thousands of red-hatted protesters filled Washington streets on Saturday to demand "four more years" for Donald Trump's presidency and to denounce, without proof, the "massive fraud" they insist gave the election to Joe Biden. Despite a stinging decision Friday at the US Supreme Court -- which snubbed a last-ditch effort by Trump backers to overturn Biden's November 3 victory -- those at the rally insisted their candidate had won and made their views loudly known. Thousands gathere...