US president-elect Donald Trump visited the White House on Wednesday for an Oval Office meeting with President Joe Biden, where both pledged to ensure a smooth transition of power.
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Thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of major U.S. cities following Donald Trump’s re-election, marking the beginning of nationwide protests. In New York City, Washington, D.C., and beyond, the mood was one of anger and defiance as protesters rallied against Trump’s campaign promises and broader agenda. Women’s rights were at the forefront, with many holding signs demanding answers: “Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?” Chants of “Liberty Now!” echoed through the crowds, reflecting deep frustration over threats to reproductive rights and broader civil liberties. The video captures the intensity of the protests, featuring powerful scenes of solidarity, impassioned speeches, and a united call for resistance against the new administration.
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Donald Trump's stunning victory in the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election has not only changed the political landscape but also sparked debates across the globe, especially within the Indian diaspora in the United States. With Trump winning all the swing states and possibly securing a supermajority in Congress, Republicans are poised to push through their ambitious policy reforms on immigration, healthcare, gun rights, and more. In this special report by OneIndia, reporter Prerna Sandilya takes us through the emotions and expectations of the Indian-American community after this historic election. How do they feel about Trump’s return to power, and what are their hopes for the future?
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