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US, Syrian Soldiers Injured In Attack On Joint Delegation: Report
Several Syrian and American soldiers were wounded when shots were fired at a joint military delegation in Palmyra in central Syria on Saturday, state media said.
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US To Reject Tourist Visa If Applicant Plans To Give Birth During Stay
People who file tourist applications to visit the US with an intention to game the American system won't have it easy, according to the US embassy in India.
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"Imagine The Smell" Comment At Hackathon Goes Viral, Draws Massive Backlash
An American tech executive's "imagine the smell" remark on an xAI Hackathon photo sparked massive backlash on social media, with many accusing it of being racist.
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US Man Lands At Bengaluru Airport, Internet Jokes City Still '2.5 Hours Away'
Bengaluru airport's remote location causes long transfer times, with travellers often spending more time commuting than flying.
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'Americans And Their Tipping!' Internet Slams Waitress For Complaining About $200 Tip
The debate around tipping culture in America has reignited after a waitress complained about receiving a $200 tip on a $3,000 bill.
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Indian Man Targeted With Racist Remarks In Argentina, Locals Defend Him
This incident illustrates that while social media can sometimes spread negativity, it can also bring people together.
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How Will Americans Receive "$2,000 Tariff Dividend"? Team Trump Explains
The Donald Trump administration in the United States has addressed confusion surrounding the proposed $2,000 (approx. Rs 1,77,000) tariff dividend that the President announced in his recent social media post.
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'American Dream For Americans': US Calls Out H-1B Visa 'Abuse' In New Video
A new video released by the Trump administration's Department of Labour on social media accused companies of abusing the H-1B visa program. It highlights that 72 per cent of visa holders are Indians, followed by Chinese at 12 per cent.
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"I Can Actually Afford Far More Here": American Woman On Why She Chose India Over US
Her post has received wide appreciation on social media and many people believe that India has a good balance between spending and standard of living.
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Journalists Exit Pentagon Rather Than Agree To New Reporting Rules
Dozens of reporters turned in access badges and exited the Pentagon on Wednesday rather than agree to government-imposed restrictions on their work, pushing journalists who cover the American military further from the seat of its power.
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Major International News Outlets Refuse To Sign New Pentagon Media Rules
US and international news outlets including The New York Times, AP, AFP and Fox News on Tuesday declined to sign new restrictive Pentagon media rules, meaning they will be stripped of their press access credentials.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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"The Great And Legendary": Trump Pays Tribute To Close Ally Charlie Kirk
US President Donald Trump announced on social media that conservative activist Charlie Kirk has died after he was shot in the neck while speaking at a Utah Valley University event. Trump said that Kirk "was loved and admired by ALL."
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US, Syrian Soldiers Injured In Attack On Joint Delegation: Report
Several Syrian and American soldiers were wounded when shots were fired at a joint military delegation in Palmyra in central Syria on Saturday, state media said.
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US To Reject Tourist Visa If Applicant Plans To Give Birth During Stay
People who file tourist applications to visit the US with an intention to game the American system won't have it easy, according to the US embassy in India.
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"Imagine The Smell" Comment At Hackathon Goes Viral, Draws Massive Backlash
An American tech executive's "imagine the smell" remark on an xAI Hackathon photo sparked massive backlash on social media, with many accusing it of being racist.
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US Man Lands At Bengaluru Airport, Internet Jokes City Still '2.5 Hours Away'
Bengaluru airport's remote location causes long transfer times, with travellers often spending more time commuting than flying.
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'Americans And Their Tipping!' Internet Slams Waitress For Complaining About $200 Tip
The debate around tipping culture in America has reignited after a waitress complained about receiving a $200 tip on a $3,000 bill.
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Indian Man Targeted With Racist Remarks In Argentina, Locals Defend Him
This incident illustrates that while social media can sometimes spread negativity, it can also bring people together.
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How Will Americans Receive "$2,000 Tariff Dividend"? Team Trump Explains
The Donald Trump administration in the United States has addressed confusion surrounding the proposed $2,000 (approx. Rs 1,77,000) tariff dividend that the President announced in his recent social media post.
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'American Dream For Americans': US Calls Out H-1B Visa 'Abuse' In New Video
A new video released by the Trump administration's Department of Labour on social media accused companies of abusing the H-1B visa program. It highlights that 72 per cent of visa holders are Indians, followed by Chinese at 12 per cent.
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"I Can Actually Afford Far More Here": American Woman On Why She Chose India Over US
Her post has received wide appreciation on social media and many people believe that India has a good balance between spending and standard of living.
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Journalists Exit Pentagon Rather Than Agree To New Reporting Rules
Dozens of reporters turned in access badges and exited the Pentagon on Wednesday rather than agree to government-imposed restrictions on their work, pushing journalists who cover the American military further from the seat of its power.
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Major International News Outlets Refuse To Sign New Pentagon Media Rules
US and international news outlets including The New York Times, AP, AFP and Fox News on Tuesday declined to sign new restrictive Pentagon media rules, meaning they will be stripped of their press access credentials.
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Indian Student With $100,000 Columbia Scholarship Denied US Visa. Here's Why
Kaushik Raj, a 27-year-old journalist from Delhi, was all ready to live his American dream with a $100,000 (approximately Rs 89 lakh) scholarship in hand to pursue a masters degree in data journalism at Columbia University.
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"Save Your Tears": White House Responds To Ariana Grande's Anti-Trump Post
American popstar Ariana Grande's latest social media post questioning US President Donald Trump's handling of recent events and policy decisions has received a direct response from the White House.
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Gun Violence To 'China Virus': A Look At Charlie Kirk's Controversial Takes
Charlie Kirk, who died on Wednesday after being shot during an appearance at Utah Valley University, was one of the most high-profile conservative activists and media personalities in the United States.
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"The Great And Legendary": Trump Pays Tribute To Close Ally Charlie Kirk
US President Donald Trump announced on social media that conservative activist Charlie Kirk has died after he was shot in the neck while speaking at a Utah Valley University event. Trump said that Kirk "was loved and admired by ALL."
