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"Faint Cry" Led Cops To Baby, Abandoned In Mountains For At Least 9 Hours
It was about 2:30 a.m., in the cold woods of Missoula County, Montana, when a deputy heard a sound in the distance - "the faint cry of a baby."
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Friend Of India In US Congress, Joseph Crowley Loses Primary Election
Joseph Crowley, a 10-term Congressman and one of the best-known friends of India in the House of Representatives, has been defeated by a 28-year-old Latino candidate in the Democratic party's key New York primary.
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India Won't Sit Idly If Its Soldiers Are Attacked: US Lawmaker On Pak Terrorists
Asking Pakistan to clamp down on terror and extremist groups, a top US lawmaker has cautioned Islamabad that India would not sit idly if its soldiers or citizens were being attacked. Joe Crowley, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, told news agency PTI that the situation on the Line of Control - de facto border between India and Pakistan -...
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Dad Photoshops Daughter Into Dangerous Situations For A Surprising Reason
From driving lessons to climbing ladders to handling kitchen knives, at the tender age of 18 months, Hannah seems to have done it all - if her photos are to be believed.
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End Discriminatory Policy Against Sikh Basketball Players, Say US lawmakers
A bipartisan group of more than 40 US lawmakers have appealed to the International Basketball Federation to end an "outdated and discriminatory" policy against Sikh players over turbans.
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Bobby Jindal Has Identity Crisis, Says US Congressman Joe Crowley
Lashing out at Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal for recently stating that he is American and not 'Indian American', an influential US lawmaker, who is highly regarded among Indian Americans, has said that Mr Jindal has an "identity crisis".
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Indo-US Relationship Will Not Go Backward, Only Move Forward, Says US Congressman
As US President Barack Obama is all set to begin his unprecedented second trip to India today, a prominent lawmaker accompanying him said the relationship between the world's two largest democracies would only move forward from Washington.
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US Lawmakers Disappointed over FIBA Decision on Sikh Players
Two leading US lawmakers have expressed disappointment over the decision of FIBA to continue with its policy to ban players from wearing headgears in international matches, even though it allowed them to sport religious headgear as part of a "trial period" for two years.
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PJ Crowley resigns as US State Department spokesman
Chief State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley quit on Sunday after causing a stir by describing the Army's treatment of the suspected WikiLeaks leaker as "ridiculous" and "stupid," pointed words that forced President Barack Obama to defend the detention as appropriate."Given the impact of my remarks, for which I take full responsibility, I have sub...
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US begins Tweets in Arabic and Farsi
As part of its strategy to directly reach out to the people across the globe, the United States has started using non-English languages like Arabic and Farsi on social media."It's a key element of our plan and our strategy to engage people-to-people around the world," State Department spokesman P J Crowley said.The US does engages governments, but ...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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US denies role in Assange arrest
The State Department said on Tuesday the United States has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland Yard earlier in the day.A British judge denied Assange bail after the WikiLeaks founder told...
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Clinton talks to China, others about WikiLeaks
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has reached out to several countries about the expected release of classified State Department cables by the WikiLeaks website. Clinton reached out to leaders in Germany, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Britain, France and Afghanistan, spokesman P.J. Crowley said in a tweet Friday evening. Separatel...
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US warns India about possible WikiLeaks release
The US has warned India and other key governments across the world about a new potentially embarrassing release of classified documents by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks which may harm the American interests and create tension in its ties with its "friends"."We have reached out to India to warn them about a possible release of documents," St...
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US sceptical of Iran aiding Afghanistan
A day after Afghan President Hamid Karzai said that once or twice a year Iran gives his office $700,000 to $975,000 for official presidential expenses, the United States said it "remains sceptical of Iran's motives" in providing money to Afghanistan."What we think is important is Afghans having the ability to shape their own future without negative...
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"Faint Cry" Led Cops To Baby, Abandoned In Mountains For At Least 9 Hours
It was about 2:30 a.m., in the cold woods of Missoula County, Montana, when a deputy heard a sound in the distance - "the faint cry of a baby."
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Friend Of India In US Congress, Joseph Crowley Loses Primary Election
Joseph Crowley, a 10-term Congressman and one of the best-known friends of India in the House of Representatives, has been defeated by a 28-year-old Latino candidate in the Democratic party's key New York primary.
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India Won't Sit Idly If Its Soldiers Are Attacked: US Lawmaker On Pak Terrorists
Asking Pakistan to clamp down on terror and extremist groups, a top US lawmaker has cautioned Islamabad that India would not sit idly if its soldiers or citizens were being attacked. Joe Crowley, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, told news agency PTI that the situation on the Line of Control - de facto border between India and Pakistan -...
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Dad Photoshops Daughter Into Dangerous Situations For A Surprising Reason
From driving lessons to climbing ladders to handling kitchen knives, at the tender age of 18 months, Hannah seems to have done it all - if her photos are to be believed.
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End Discriminatory Policy Against Sikh Basketball Players, Say US lawmakers
A bipartisan group of more than 40 US lawmakers have appealed to the International Basketball Federation to end an "outdated and discriminatory" policy against Sikh players over turbans.
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Bobby Jindal Has Identity Crisis, Says US Congressman Joe Crowley
Lashing out at Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal for recently stating that he is American and not 'Indian American', an influential US lawmaker, who is highly regarded among Indian Americans, has said that Mr Jindal has an "identity crisis".
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Indo-US Relationship Will Not Go Backward, Only Move Forward, Says US Congressman
As US President Barack Obama is all set to begin his unprecedented second trip to India today, a prominent lawmaker accompanying him said the relationship between the world's two largest democracies would only move forward from Washington.
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US Lawmakers Disappointed over FIBA Decision on Sikh Players
Two leading US lawmakers have expressed disappointment over the decision of FIBA to continue with its policy to ban players from wearing headgears in international matches, even though it allowed them to sport religious headgear as part of a "trial period" for two years.
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PJ Crowley resigns as US State Department spokesman
Chief State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley quit on Sunday after causing a stir by describing the Army's treatment of the suspected WikiLeaks leaker as "ridiculous" and "stupid," pointed words that forced President Barack Obama to defend the detention as appropriate."Given the impact of my remarks, for which I take full responsibility, I have sub...
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US begins Tweets in Arabic and Farsi
As part of its strategy to directly reach out to the people across the globe, the United States has started using non-English languages like Arabic and Farsi on social media."It's a key element of our plan and our strategy to engage people-to-people around the world," State Department spokesman P J Crowley said.The US does engages governments, but ...
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US diplomats in India just doing their job: State Department
Denying that Washington was interfering in India's internal affairs as alleged by the CPM, the US has said that American diplomats do in India what Indian diplomats do in the US.While declining to address the substance of India related WikiLeaks cables, State Department spokesman P J Crowley told reporters on Friday, "We are building a strategic pa...
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US denies role in Assange arrest
The State Department said on Tuesday the United States has no involvement in legal proceedings in London following the arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.Assange appeared on Tuesday afternoon at a court in London after turning himself in to Scotland Yard earlier in the day.A British judge denied Assange bail after the WikiLeaks founder told...
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Clinton talks to China, others about WikiLeaks
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has reached out to several countries about the expected release of classified State Department cables by the WikiLeaks website. Clinton reached out to leaders in Germany, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Britain, France and Afghanistan, spokesman P.J. Crowley said in a tweet Friday evening. Separatel...
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US warns India about possible WikiLeaks release
The US has warned India and other key governments across the world about a new potentially embarrassing release of classified documents by the whistle-blowing website WikiLeaks which may harm the American interests and create tension in its ties with its "friends"."We have reached out to India to warn them about a possible release of documents," St...
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US sceptical of Iran aiding Afghanistan
A day after Afghan President Hamid Karzai said that once or twice a year Iran gives his office $700,000 to $975,000 for official presidential expenses, the United States said it "remains sceptical of Iran's motives" in providing money to Afghanistan."What we think is important is Afghans having the ability to shape their own future without negative...
