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Minnesota Sues Trump Admin Over Shootings That Killed Alex Pretti, Renee Good
Minnesota officials sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for access to evidence they say they need to independently investigate three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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Too Old? The 92-Year-Old US Judge Handling Maduro Case
Maduro's sudden arrest in January following a US raid on his compound in Venezuela has drawn public eyes to the case - and the aging judge in charge.
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India Flags "Selective Targeting" After US Body Urges Sanctions On R&AW, RSS
The Centre on Monday responded strongly after a United States federal government commission recommended that India be designated a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom violations.
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Wave Of US Court Rulings Frees Indian Migrants From Detention
A wave of federal court rulings across the United States this week has ordered the release or bond hearings for at least 15 Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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US Suspects China In Breach Of FBI Surveillance Network: Report
US investigators believe hackers affiliated with the Chinese government are responsible for a cyber intrusion on an internal Federal Bureau of Investigation computer network that holds information related to some domestic surveillance orders.
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Clocks Jump Ahead, But US Daylight Saving Debate Ticks On
The US Senate passed a bill in 2022 to move to permanent daylight saving time. A similar House bill hasn't been brought to a vote.
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Panel Reviewing Trump's White House Ballroom Project Gets Earful From Public Opposing It
Trump's proposed White House ballroom is "ugly," "grossly out of scale" and a "gold gilded edifice to one man's ego," according to members of the public who got a chance to speak their minds to a federal panel that's reviewing it.
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US Judge Blocks Release Of Report On Trump Mishandling Government Documents
A federal judge on Monday blocked the release of a report by former special counsel Jack Smith about US President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of classified government documents.
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"Illegal And Unconstitutional": Pak Government Reverses Hockey Captain's Ban Over Australia Fiasco
Just before resigning from his position as Pakistan Hockey Federation president on Thursday, Tariq Bugti banned Butt for two years for his criticism of the PHF following the skipper's outburst against the mismanagement during the recent Australia tour.
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Trump Orders Release Of Files On Aliens, Cites Obama's Viral "Area 51" Remarks
Donald Trump said Thursday he is ordering federal agencies to begin "identifying and releasing" government files related to UFOs and aliens, a move sought for decades by some Americans.
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Minnesota Sues Trump Admin Over Shootings That Killed Alex Pretti, Renee Good
Minnesota officials sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for access to evidence they say they need to independently investigate three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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Too Old? The 92-Year-Old US Judge Handling Maduro Case
Maduro's sudden arrest in January following a US raid on his compound in Venezuela has drawn public eyes to the case - and the aging judge in charge.
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India Flags "Selective Targeting" After US Body Urges Sanctions On R&AW, RSS
The Centre on Monday responded strongly after a United States federal government commission recommended that India be designated a "Country of Particular Concern" for religious freedom violations.
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Wave Of US Court Rulings Frees Indian Migrants From Detention
A wave of federal court rulings across the United States this week has ordered the release or bond hearings for at least 15 Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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US Suspects China In Breach Of FBI Surveillance Network: Report
US investigators believe hackers affiliated with the Chinese government are responsible for a cyber intrusion on an internal Federal Bureau of Investigation computer network that holds information related to some domestic surveillance orders.
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Clocks Jump Ahead, But US Daylight Saving Debate Ticks On
The US Senate passed a bill in 2022 to move to permanent daylight saving time. A similar House bill hasn't been brought to a vote.
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Panel Reviewing Trump's White House Ballroom Project Gets Earful From Public Opposing It
Trump's proposed White House ballroom is "ugly," "grossly out of scale" and a "gold gilded edifice to one man's ego," according to members of the public who got a chance to speak their minds to a federal panel that's reviewing it.
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US Judge Blocks Release Of Report On Trump Mishandling Government Documents
A federal judge on Monday blocked the release of a report by former special counsel Jack Smith about US President Donald Trump's alleged mishandling of classified government documents.
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"Illegal And Unconstitutional": Pak Government Reverses Hockey Captain's Ban Over Australia Fiasco
Just before resigning from his position as Pakistan Hockey Federation president on Thursday, Tariq Bugti banned Butt for two years for his criticism of the PHF following the skipper's outburst against the mismanagement during the recent Australia tour.
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Trump Orders Release Of Files On Aliens, Cites Obama's Viral "Area 51" Remarks
Donald Trump said Thursday he is ordering federal agencies to begin "identifying and releasing" government files related to UFOs and aliens, a move sought for decades by some Americans.
