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Titanic Exhibit At US Museum Floods On Anniversary Of Ship's Sinking, Staff Calls It 'Paranormal'
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum, Chicago, flooded on the anniversary of the ship's sinking in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Donald Trump Names JD Vance "Fraud Czar". What That Means
Trump said that the focus of his work will be "everywhere" but primarily in Democratic-run states, singling out California, Illinois and Minnesota.
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FBI Hunts For Indian National In Mail, Wire Fraud Conspiracy
The Federal Bureau of Investigation of the US on Wednesday said it has launched a hunt for Indian national Kalpeshkumar Rasikbhai Patel for allegedly defrauding multiple victims between 2017 and 2021.
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'$150, Hope': US Senate Pays Tribute To Indian-American Businessman Sunil Puri
The US Senate paid tribute to Indian-American businessman and philanthropist Sunil Puri, with Senator Dick Durbin recalling his journey from a young immigrant arriving from India with little money to a civic leader who helped transform Rockford.
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US Teen Sets World Record With Eiffel Tower Replica Made From Toothpicks
Through dedication, proper planning and creative thinking, the teenager built a record-breaking toothpick tower, reflecting his deep passion for engineering.
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Trump Collected $133 Billion From Tariffs. Who Gets That Money Now?
The US Supreme Court had dealt a big blow to President Donald Trump's administration by scrapping his sweeping emergency tariffs -- a move that could potentially redirect the course of the administration's economic and foreign policy agenda.
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150-Year-Old Shipwreck That Killed Eight People Found At The Bottom Of US Lake
The wreck's exterior is currently covered with quagga mussels, and the upper cabins have been destroyed.
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For The First Time, Humans Can Watch How Plants 'Breathe', Here's Why This Breakthrough Matters
The device reveals how microscopic pores on leaves, known as stomata, manage the exchange of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water vapour.
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Cat Sneaks Into Toddler's Bed For Surprise Sleepover In US, Melts Hearts online
The baby monitor showed Poppy and Carolina sprawled out together in the crib, occasionally moving slightly to get more comfortable.
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US Man Wins Rs 9 Crore Lottery, Credits 'Lucky' Grandmother For Fortune
An Illinois man won1 million in the Powerball lottery and credited his unexpected meeting with his grandmother for his lucky break, calling her his "lucky charm."
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National Guards Begin Withdrawal From Chicago, Portland After Legal Setbacks
Hundreds of National Guard troops sent to Chicago and Portland began to withdraw Sunday, US media reported, after the deployment by President Donald Trump faced legal setbacks.
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"You Know Mamdani?" Indian-Origin Worker Grilled By ICE Agents In US
An Indian-origin man, working with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) was grilled about his immigration status on duty.
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On Camera, US Immigration Agent Punches Restrained Man After Car Crash
Police in a Chicago suburb are collecting videos and other evidence to send to the Illinois attorney general's office after a car crash involving a US Border Patrol vehicle led to a violent arrest caught on video.
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Food Waste To Flight: Scientists Make Sustainable Aviation Fuel A Reality
This discovery is considered a significant step toward cleaner air travel by converting large-scale waste into high-quality jet fuel.
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Ex-US Police Officer Found Guilty Of Murder In Shooting Of Black Woman
A former Illinois sheriff's deputy was convicted of murder on Wednesday for the shooting of a Black woman inside her home, in a case that drew national attention and calls for police reform.
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Titanic Exhibit At US Museum Floods On Anniversary Of Ship's Sinking, Staff Calls It 'Paranormal'
The Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum, Chicago, flooded on the anniversary of the ship's sinking in the Atlantic Ocean.
-
Donald Trump Names JD Vance "Fraud Czar". What That Means
Trump said that the focus of his work will be "everywhere" but primarily in Democratic-run states, singling out California, Illinois and Minnesota.
-
FBI Hunts For Indian National In Mail, Wire Fraud Conspiracy
The Federal Bureau of Investigation of the US on Wednesday said it has launched a hunt for Indian national Kalpeshkumar Rasikbhai Patel for allegedly defrauding multiple victims between 2017 and 2021.
-
'$150, Hope': US Senate Pays Tribute To Indian-American Businessman Sunil Puri
The US Senate paid tribute to Indian-American businessman and philanthropist Sunil Puri, with Senator Dick Durbin recalling his journey from a young immigrant arriving from India with little money to a civic leader who helped transform Rockford.
-
US Teen Sets World Record With Eiffel Tower Replica Made From Toothpicks
Through dedication, proper planning and creative thinking, the teenager built a record-breaking toothpick tower, reflecting his deep passion for engineering.
-
Trump Collected $133 Billion From Tariffs. Who Gets That Money Now?
The US Supreme Court had dealt a big blow to President Donald Trump's administration by scrapping his sweeping emergency tariffs -- a move that could potentially redirect the course of the administration's economic and foreign policy agenda.
-
150-Year-Old Shipwreck That Killed Eight People Found At The Bottom Of US Lake
The wreck's exterior is currently covered with quagga mussels, and the upper cabins have been destroyed.
-
For The First Time, Humans Can Watch How Plants 'Breathe', Here's Why This Breakthrough Matters
The device reveals how microscopic pores on leaves, known as stomata, manage the exchange of carbon dioxide, oxygen, and water vapour.
-
Cat Sneaks Into Toddler's Bed For Surprise Sleepover In US, Melts Hearts online
The baby monitor showed Poppy and Carolina sprawled out together in the crib, occasionally moving slightly to get more comfortable.
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US Man Wins Rs 9 Crore Lottery, Credits 'Lucky' Grandmother For Fortune
An Illinois man won1 million in the Powerball lottery and credited his unexpected meeting with his grandmother for his lucky break, calling her his "lucky charm."
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National Guards Begin Withdrawal From Chicago, Portland After Legal Setbacks
Hundreds of National Guard troops sent to Chicago and Portland began to withdraw Sunday, US media reported, after the deployment by President Donald Trump faced legal setbacks.
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"You Know Mamdani?" Indian-Origin Worker Grilled By ICE Agents In US
An Indian-origin man, working with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) was grilled about his immigration status on duty.
-
On Camera, US Immigration Agent Punches Restrained Man After Car Crash
Police in a Chicago suburb are collecting videos and other evidence to send to the Illinois attorney general's office after a car crash involving a US Border Patrol vehicle led to a violent arrest caught on video.
-
Food Waste To Flight: Scientists Make Sustainable Aviation Fuel A Reality
This discovery is considered a significant step toward cleaner air travel by converting large-scale waste into high-quality jet fuel.
-
Ex-US Police Officer Found Guilty Of Murder In Shooting Of Black Woman
A former Illinois sheriff's deputy was convicted of murder on Wednesday for the shooting of a Black woman inside her home, in a case that drew national attention and calls for police reform.
