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How Trump's Cabinet Turned A Government Meeting Into A Praise Parade
US President Donald Trump's latest Cabinet gathering - a marathon three-hour-plus session, looked more like a competition on who could praise Trump more than a government meeting.
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"Super-Talented" Vedant Patel "Helps President Every Day": White House
In a rare gesture, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Thursday praised her Indian American assistant Vedant Patel, describing him as "super-talented".
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Ready To Support India In Diversifying Its Energy Imports: White House
The United States is ready to support India in diversifying its energy imports, the White House said on Wednesday, reiterating its desire that New Delhi does not purchase oil from Russia amid American sanctions on Moscow for invading Ukraine.
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"...When History Books Are Written": US On India Buying Cheaper Russian Oil
India taking up Russia's offer of discounted crude oil would not be a violation of American sanctions, the White House has said.
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US White House Press Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Sunday she has tested positive for COVID-19, after deciding not to travel to Europe with US President Joe Biden when members of her family contracted the virus.
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China's Opposition To Probe Into COVID-19 Origins "Irresponsible": White House
Chinese opposition to a World Health Organization probe into the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic is "irresponsible" and "dangerous," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday.
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Video Gamer Poses As Reporter, Cons White House For Weeks
For over four press briefings, reporters have asked White House press secretary Jen Psaki questions on behalf of a colleague who was recovering from COVID-19. Nothing suspicious here, until you realize that this reporter doesn't actually exits.
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Joe Biden Chooses All-Women Senior White House Communications Team
US President-elect Joe Biden on Sunday announced an all-female senior White House communications team, what his office called a first in the country's history.
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Coming Soon: Barack Obama TV? Forget It, White House Says
US President Barack Obama's frequent remarks on the spread of information in the social media age have fueled rumors about his life after the White House.
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Famed Orator Barack Obama Is Packing Up The Teleprompter. Here's Why.
For a decade President Barack Obama leaned on dazzling oratory to advance his politics. Now, in a bid to shape the 2016 election and his legacy, he's turning off the teleprompter.
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President Bashar al-Assad Will 'Never' Have Role in Peace Talks, Says US
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will never be part of peace negotiations to halt the brutal civil war, US officials vowed on Monday, adding they were taking every step to bring an end to his rule.
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US, Cuba Resume Talks Amid Venezuela Tensions
US and Cuban officials met on Monday in Havana for new talks on restoring diplomatic ties, but their historic rapprochement was strained by tensions over Venezuela.
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US Condemns Church Attacks in Lahore
The US has condemned the Taliban suicide attacks on two churches in Pakistan's Lahore city and said the right to practice religion freely is a basic human right.
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FBI to Help Investigate US Citizen Blogger Killing in Bangladesh
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will help investigate the case of an American blogger hacked to death in Dhaka last week, a senior police official said on Tuesday.
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US Condemns 'Brutal Murder' of Blogger in Bangladesh
Washington Friday condemned the "brutality and cowardice" of the killing of an American blogger of Bangladeshi origin and called his murder an assault on the country's "proud tradition" of free speech.
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How Trump's Cabinet Turned A Government Meeting Into A Praise Parade
US President Donald Trump's latest Cabinet gathering - a marathon three-hour-plus session, looked more like a competition on who could praise Trump more than a government meeting.
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"Super-Talented" Vedant Patel "Helps President Every Day": White House
In a rare gesture, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Thursday praised her Indian American assistant Vedant Patel, describing him as "super-talented".
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Ready To Support India In Diversifying Its Energy Imports: White House
The United States is ready to support India in diversifying its energy imports, the White House said on Wednesday, reiterating its desire that New Delhi does not purchase oil from Russia amid American sanctions on Moscow for invading Ukraine.
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"...When History Books Are Written": US On India Buying Cheaper Russian Oil
India taking up Russia's offer of discounted crude oil would not be a violation of American sanctions, the White House has said.
-
US White House Press Secretary Tests Positive For COVID-19
White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Sunday she has tested positive for COVID-19, after deciding not to travel to Europe with US President Joe Biden when members of her family contracted the virus.
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China's Opposition To Probe Into COVID-19 Origins "Irresponsible": White House
Chinese opposition to a World Health Organization probe into the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic is "irresponsible" and "dangerous," White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday.
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Video Gamer Poses As Reporter, Cons White House For Weeks
For over four press briefings, reporters have asked White House press secretary Jen Psaki questions on behalf of a colleague who was recovering from COVID-19. Nothing suspicious here, until you realize that this reporter doesn't actually exits.
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Joe Biden Chooses All-Women Senior White House Communications Team
US President-elect Joe Biden on Sunday announced an all-female senior White House communications team, what his office called a first in the country's history.
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Coming Soon: Barack Obama TV? Forget It, White House Says
US President Barack Obama's frequent remarks on the spread of information in the social media age have fueled rumors about his life after the White House.
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Famed Orator Barack Obama Is Packing Up The Teleprompter. Here's Why.
For a decade President Barack Obama leaned on dazzling oratory to advance his politics. Now, in a bid to shape the 2016 election and his legacy, he's turning off the teleprompter.
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President Bashar al-Assad Will 'Never' Have Role in Peace Talks, Says US
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will never be part of peace negotiations to halt the brutal civil war, US officials vowed on Monday, adding they were taking every step to bring an end to his rule.
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US, Cuba Resume Talks Amid Venezuela Tensions
US and Cuban officials met on Monday in Havana for new talks on restoring diplomatic ties, but their historic rapprochement was strained by tensions over Venezuela.
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US Condemns Church Attacks in Lahore
The US has condemned the Taliban suicide attacks on two churches in Pakistan's Lahore city and said the right to practice religion freely is a basic human right.
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FBI to Help Investigate US Citizen Blogger Killing in Bangladesh
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will help investigate the case of an American blogger hacked to death in Dhaka last week, a senior police official said on Tuesday.
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US Condemns 'Brutal Murder' of Blogger in Bangladesh
Washington Friday condemned the "brutality and cowardice" of the killing of an American blogger of Bangladeshi origin and called his murder an assault on the country's "proud tradition" of free speech.
