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"Didn't Make Mistake": Trump After Racist Post On Obamas As Apes Deleted
US President Donald Trump's racist social media post featuring former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, as primates in a jungle was deleted Friday after a backlash from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Amazon India Sale, Nokia 6 Gone In 60 Seconds, Moto G5 Plus Leaked, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, you can officially dance with Google’s first Tango phone in India.
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Barack Obama Talks Of 'Unfinished Business Of Peace' At Shimom Peres Funeral
US President Barack Obama said Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's presence at Shimon Peres's funeral on Friday was a reminder of the "unfinished business of peace."
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Barack Obama to France: 'The United States Stands With You'
President Barack Obama rallied to the support of France on Friday after the bloody end to hostage sieges in Paris, vowing to offer all assistance to combat the threat of militant Islamists.
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Over 11 Million Vehicles Taken Off Roads in China for APEC
At least 11.7 million vehicles were ordered off the roads each day to cut exhaust emissions during the meeting. The Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre said that between November 1 and 12 air pollutants in the capital fell to their lowest levels in five years.
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US President Barack Obama Wants Broadband Reclassified as a Public Utility
In a statement released by the White House Monday, the president of the United States called for an "explicit ban" on such deals.
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US Lawmakers Move Toward Arming Syrian Rebels, With Conditions
The US House of Representatives will begin debating legislation on Tuesday to give President Barack Obama approval for arming and training rebels who oppose both Islamic State militants and Syria's government.
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Barack Obama teases Ellen DeGeneres about Oscar selfie
Ellen's selfie, taken from the audience during her Oscar hostig gig, broke the President's election night record for most retweeted tweet in history.
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Mitt Romney nominated as Republican presidential candidate
Republicans bestowed their presidential nomination on Mitt Romney on Tuesday, turning to the former Massachusetts governor and multi-millionaire businessman to drive Barack Obama from the White House and usher in a new era of small-government conservatism.
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Obama, Mitt Romney agree on one thing: India
Despite differences over various foreign policy issues, both President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney share a common ground when it comes to the US policy of support towards India and Japan, key members of both the campaigns have said.
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Romney campaign's missteps have some Republicans grumbling
For months, Republican Mitt Romney's presidential campaign was a picture of discipline, charting a relatively steady course for the former Massachusetts governor through a bitterly contested primary season. In recent weeks, however, Romney's tight ship has not looked so tight.
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Barack Obama invites Francois Hollande to White House
US President Barack Obama congratulated French president-elect Francois Hollande for his victory on Sunday, but warned of "challenges" ahead, a clear reference to Afghanistan and the eurozone debt crisis.
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Easier route to Green Card for US immgrants
Obama administration officials announced on Friday that they will propose a fix to a notorious snag in immigration law that will spare hundreds of thousands of American citizens from prolonged separations from immigrant spouses and children.
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White House gatecrasher to host India-US Polo Cup
Tareq Salahi, who gatecrashed the State Dinner hosted by US President Barrack Obama in honour of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the White House on Tuesday, is instrumental in India's first ever participation in world famous America's Polo Club at the prestigious National Mall in Washington next summer.
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"Didn't Make Mistake": Trump After Racist Post On Obamas As Apes Deleted
US President Donald Trump's racist social media post featuring former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle Obama, as primates in a jungle was deleted Friday after a backlash from both Republicans and Democrats.
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Amazon India Sale, Nokia 6 Gone In 60 Seconds, Moto G5 Plus Leaked, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, you can officially dance with Google’s first Tango phone in India.
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Barack Obama Talks Of 'Unfinished Business Of Peace' At Shimom Peres Funeral
US President Barack Obama said Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's presence at Shimon Peres's funeral on Friday was a reminder of the "unfinished business of peace."
-
Barack Obama to France: 'The United States Stands With You'
President Barack Obama rallied to the support of France on Friday after the bloody end to hostage sieges in Paris, vowing to offer all assistance to combat the threat of militant Islamists.
-
Over 11 Million Vehicles Taken Off Roads in China for APEC
At least 11.7 million vehicles were ordered off the roads each day to cut exhaust emissions during the meeting. The Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre said that between November 1 and 12 air pollutants in the capital fell to their lowest levels in five years.
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US President Barack Obama Wants Broadband Reclassified as a Public Utility
In a statement released by the White House Monday, the president of the United States called for an "explicit ban" on such deals.
-
US Lawmakers Move Toward Arming Syrian Rebels, With Conditions
The US House of Representatives will begin debating legislation on Tuesday to give President Barack Obama approval for arming and training rebels who oppose both Islamic State militants and Syria's government.
-
Barack Obama teases Ellen DeGeneres about Oscar selfie
Ellen's selfie, taken from the audience during her Oscar hostig gig, broke the President's election night record for most retweeted tweet in history.
-
Mitt Romney nominated as Republican presidential candidate
Republicans bestowed their presidential nomination on Mitt Romney on Tuesday, turning to the former Massachusetts governor and multi-millionaire businessman to drive Barack Obama from the White House and usher in a new era of small-government conservatism.
-
Obama, Mitt Romney agree on one thing: India
Despite differences over various foreign policy issues, both President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney share a common ground when it comes to the US policy of support towards India and Japan, key members of both the campaigns have said.
-
Romney campaign's missteps have some Republicans grumbling
For months, Republican Mitt Romney's presidential campaign was a picture of discipline, charting a relatively steady course for the former Massachusetts governor through a bitterly contested primary season. In recent weeks, however, Romney's tight ship has not looked so tight.
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Barack Obama invites Francois Hollande to White House
US President Barack Obama congratulated French president-elect Francois Hollande for his victory on Sunday, but warned of "challenges" ahead, a clear reference to Afghanistan and the eurozone debt crisis.
-
Easier route to Green Card for US immgrants
Obama administration officials announced on Friday that they will propose a fix to a notorious snag in immigration law that will spare hundreds of thousands of American citizens from prolonged separations from immigrant spouses and children.
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White House gatecrasher to host India-US Polo Cup
Tareq Salahi, who gatecrashed the State Dinner hosted by US President Barrack Obama in honour of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the White House on Tuesday, is instrumental in India's first ever participation in world famous America's Polo Club at the prestigious National Mall in Washington next summer.
