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New York newspapers report on the attack on the US Capitol by Trump supporters

New York newspapers report on the attack on the US Capitol by Trump supporters Source: Levine-Roberts/Sipa USA

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US President-elect Joe Biden has blamed President Donald Trump for inciting Thursday's riot on the US Capitol, labelling it an act of 'domestic terrorism'.

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