Philadelphia curfew 2.0 | National Guard troops arrive to help quell unrest

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Philadelphia’s mayor has ordered a 9pm curfew for the second time in three nights to help quell riots just as hundreds of Pennsylvania National Guard troops were setting up their positions in the city. MORE: https://on.rt.com/atqu

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