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People place candles as they gather during a vigil in Charlottesville, Virginia.
People place candles as they gather during a vigil in Charlottesville, Virginia. Source: AAP

The United States president's national security adviser has called a car attack in the state of Virginia an act of 'domestic terrorism". One woman was killed and 19 injured during violent clashes amid a white nationalist protest. Meanwhile, The White House has defended President Donald Trump's response to the violence, after he was criticised for not explicitly condemning white supremacists. Ivan and Selina report.


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The United States president's national security adviser has called a car attack in the state of Virginia an act of 'domestic terrorism". One woman was killed and 19 injured during violent clashes amid a white nationalist protest. Meanwhile, The White House has defended President Donald Trump's response to the violence, after he was criticised for not explicitly condemning white supremacists. Ivan and Selina report.



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