Rioter shot dead after pardon; Trump to sign off on ‘Iron Dome’

Email A man who was pardoned for his role in the US Capitol attack has been killed, as Donald Trump said he will sign an executive order on an ‘Iron Dome’ amid talk of a third term.

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