
US VP Mike Pence has rejected invoking 25th Amendment process to remove current US President Donald Trump from office. Meanwhile, Trump has continued to defend himself by saying that the speech that he made before the violence at Capitol Hill was "totally appropriate". Read this and much more in our Morning News Brief
US vice-president Mike Pence rejects invoking 25th Amendment to oust Trump
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