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As Nitish Kumar Eyes 10th Term, A Look At Longest-Serving Chief Ministers
With the National Democratic Alliance achieving a decisive victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, Janata Dal (United) leader and the state's longest-serving Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, is poised to take office for another term.
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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"Come To US, Train Americans, Go Home": Team Trump's New H-1B Visa Approach
US President Donald Trump's new H-1B visa policy is to temporarily bring in skilled foreign workers to the United States to train Americans for high-skilled jobs, rather than long-term dependency on overseas labour, said Treasury Secretary Scott Bess
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Trump Says Deal To End US Shutdown Is "Very Good"
US President Donald Trump on Monday praised a "very good" compromise deal to end the longest-ever government shutdown, after several Democratic senators broke ranks to join Republicans.
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"Closely Monitoring The Situation": US On Delhi Red Fort Blast
The United States on Monday said it is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide consular assistance in the wake of the deadly bomb blast near Red Fort in New Delhi that has killed at least eight people and injured many more.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
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Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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Ukraine Says Talks With US On Tomahawk Missiles "Positive"
Ukraine is engaged in "positive" talks about buying Tomahawk missiles and other long-range weaponry with the United States, Ukraine's ambassador to the US, Olha Stefanishyna, told Bloomberg News on Thursday.
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14 Failed Votes, $7 Billion Loss: Inside Longest US Shutdown In History
With leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties failing to agree on a way out, the United States is now witnessing the longest government shutdown in its history.
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Zohran Mamdani And Record-High 'Samosa Caucus': Indian-Americans In US Politics
And, at 34, the newly-elected Mayor of New York one of the wealthiest and most iconic cities in the world is the youngest member of a growing and increasingly influential Indian-American community to hold elected office in the United States, whet
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Indian-American Democrat Ghazala Hashmi Is Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor
Ghazala Hashmi was four when she emigrated with her mother and older brother from India to the United States where they joined her father in Georgia.
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US Proposes Draft UN Resolution To Lift Sanctions On Syrian President
The United States has proposed a draft United Nations Security Council resolution that would lift sanctions on Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, who is due to meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday.
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Global Race For Rare Earths Comes To Kenya's Mrima Hill
Division and suspicion have gripped five villages near Kenya's coast as global powers from the United States to China eye a forest that is rich in rare earths -- minerals vital to high-tech and low-carbon industries.
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US Military Moves Assets To Safety As Hurricane Melissa Nears Jamaica
The United States has moved military assets in the Caribbean to safety ahead of the expected landfall on Tuesday of a massive hurricane that is set to slam into Jamaica.
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As Nitish Kumar Eyes 10th Term, A Look At Longest-Serving Chief Ministers
With the National Democratic Alliance achieving a decisive victory in the Bihar Assembly elections, Janata Dal (United) leader and the state's longest-serving Chief Minister, Nitish Kumar, is poised to take office for another term.
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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"Come To US, Train Americans, Go Home": Team Trump's New H-1B Visa Approach
US President Donald Trump's new H-1B visa policy is to temporarily bring in skilled foreign workers to the United States to train Americans for high-skilled jobs, rather than long-term dependency on overseas labour, said Treasury Secretary Scott Bess
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Trump Says Deal To End US Shutdown Is "Very Good"
US President Donald Trump on Monday praised a "very good" compromise deal to end the longest-ever government shutdown, after several Democratic senators broke ranks to join Republicans.
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"Closely Monitoring The Situation": US On Delhi Red Fort Blast
The United States on Monday said it is closely monitoring the situation and stands ready to provide consular assistance in the wake of the deadly bomb blast near Red Fort in New Delhi that has killed at least eight people and injured many more.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
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Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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Ukraine Says Talks With US On Tomahawk Missiles "Positive"
Ukraine is engaged in "positive" talks about buying Tomahawk missiles and other long-range weaponry with the United States, Ukraine's ambassador to the US, Olha Stefanishyna, told Bloomberg News on Thursday.
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14 Failed Votes, $7 Billion Loss: Inside Longest US Shutdown In History
With leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties failing to agree on a way out, the United States is now witnessing the longest government shutdown in its history.
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Zohran Mamdani And Record-High 'Samosa Caucus': Indian-Americans In US Politics
And, at 34, the newly-elected Mayor of New York one of the wealthiest and most iconic cities in the world is the youngest member of a growing and increasingly influential Indian-American community to hold elected office in the United States, whet
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Indian-American Democrat Ghazala Hashmi Is Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor
Ghazala Hashmi was four when she emigrated with her mother and older brother from India to the United States where they joined her father in Georgia.
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US Proposes Draft UN Resolution To Lift Sanctions On Syrian President
The United States has proposed a draft United Nations Security Council resolution that would lift sanctions on Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, who is due to meet US President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday.
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Global Race For Rare Earths Comes To Kenya's Mrima Hill
Division and suspicion have gripped five villages near Kenya's coast as global powers from the United States to China eye a forest that is rich in rare earths -- minerals vital to high-tech and low-carbon industries.
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US Military Moves Assets To Safety As Hurricane Melissa Nears Jamaica
The United States has moved military assets in the Caribbean to safety ahead of the expected landfall on Tuesday of a massive hurricane that is set to slam into Jamaica.
