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Democratic Convention's TV Ratings Beat Donald Trump-Led Republican Event
DNC's maiden night averaged 20 million viewers across 13 networks on Monday, comfortably surpassing the audience for the first three days of the RNC held last month in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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US First Lady Melania Trump's Approval Rating Improves Since Inauguration: Poll
US First Lady Melania Trump's approval rating has soared to double digits since her husband real-estate billionaire Donald Trump was inaugurated as President on January 20, according to a new poll.
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US President Barack Obama's Farewell Speech: How To Watch Live Stream Online
US President Barack Obama, who leaves office on January 20 with a high approval rating of 55 per cent, will deliver his farewell speech in Chicago, his adoptive hometown, today. The cross-country trek on Air Force One - in which the President will be accompanied by First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden - has be...
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump Don't Get Along. Tomorrow, They'll Meet.
When the tech industry's top executives head to Trump Tower this week for an invite-only meeting, they will have many things to say to Donald Trump. But they all share a single major agenda: Breaking the ice.
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Barack Obama's Popularity Rating Hits New High Ahead Of Polls
US President Barack Obama's popularity rating has hit a new high, a latest poll has said, just before the polls to elect his successor at the White House.
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India Growing At 8 Per Cent, Why US Is Not: Donald Trump Asks Supporters
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday criticised outgoing President Barack Obama for leading a slow economic growth, arguing that if a "large country" like India can grow at eight per cent, why the US is not.
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US Gun Rules Heighten Tension Between Police, Citizens: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama pledged on Saturday to seek ways to calm racial tensions and reduce divisions between police and minorities during his final months in office, but he warned that easy access to guns nationwide exacerbated the problem.
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Donald Trump Is Not Speaking For Broad Base Of The Country: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama has said that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's record low favourability ratings show that he does not have a broad-based support within the country.
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Barack Obama Skewers Media Over Donald Trump Coverage
President Barack Obama on Monday challenged the US media stop chasing ratings and take on 2016 election candidates who are willing to "lie out loud" and whose campaigns are "untethered from reason."
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Bobby Jindal Unlikely to Figure in First Republican Presidential Debate
Indian-American Bobby Jindal is unlikely to figure in the first Republican presidential debate on August 6 as his national poll ratings has kept him out of the list of popular top 10 candidates so far.
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Barack Obama's Favourable Rating Highest In Two Years: Reports
Americans' favourable ratings of US President Barack Obama now stand at 53 percent, which marks his highest score since September 2013, Gallup found in a poll released on Thursday.
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Shukriya, POTUS. Obamas Leave India: 10 Developments
Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)
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Rate US President Barack Obama's Speech at Delhi Townhall
About 2000 people filled the Siri Fort auditorium in south Delhi which was addressed by US President Barack Obama this morning, his last public appearance in India before he concludes his three-day visit this afternoon.
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Michelle Obama: Still Popular and Driving Democratic Votes
Dispensing from her fund of valuable political capital, Michelle Obama is criss-crossing the United States with a single objective -- slaying the familiar foe haunting Democrats in mid-term elections: low turnout.
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Unemployment Rises in Most US States in July
Unemployment rates rose in 30 U.S. states last month, even as employers in two-thirds of the states stepped up hiring. The trends reflect an increase in job-hunters nationwide as an improving economy has encouraged more people to seek work.
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Democratic Convention's TV Ratings Beat Donald Trump-Led Republican Event
DNC's maiden night averaged 20 million viewers across 13 networks on Monday, comfortably surpassing the audience for the first three days of the RNC held last month in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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US First Lady Melania Trump's Approval Rating Improves Since Inauguration: Poll
US First Lady Melania Trump's approval rating has soared to double digits since her husband real-estate billionaire Donald Trump was inaugurated as President on January 20, according to a new poll.
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US President Barack Obama's Farewell Speech: How To Watch Live Stream Online
US President Barack Obama, who leaves office on January 20 with a high approval rating of 55 per cent, will deliver his farewell speech in Chicago, his adoptive hometown, today. The cross-country trek on Air Force One - in which the President will be accompanied by First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden - has be...
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Donald Trump Don't Get Along. Tomorrow, They'll Meet.
When the tech industry's top executives head to Trump Tower this week for an invite-only meeting, they will have many things to say to Donald Trump. But they all share a single major agenda: Breaking the ice.
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Barack Obama's Popularity Rating Hits New High Ahead Of Polls
US President Barack Obama's popularity rating has hit a new high, a latest poll has said, just before the polls to elect his successor at the White House.
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India Growing At 8 Per Cent, Why US Is Not: Donald Trump Asks Supporters
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Friday criticised outgoing President Barack Obama for leading a slow economic growth, arguing that if a "large country" like India can grow at eight per cent, why the US is not.
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US Gun Rules Heighten Tension Between Police, Citizens: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama pledged on Saturday to seek ways to calm racial tensions and reduce divisions between police and minorities during his final months in office, but he warned that easy access to guns nationwide exacerbated the problem.
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Donald Trump Is Not Speaking For Broad Base Of The Country: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama has said that presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's record low favourability ratings show that he does not have a broad-based support within the country.
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Barack Obama Skewers Media Over Donald Trump Coverage
President Barack Obama on Monday challenged the US media stop chasing ratings and take on 2016 election candidates who are willing to "lie out loud" and whose campaigns are "untethered from reason."
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Bobby Jindal Unlikely to Figure in First Republican Presidential Debate
Indian-American Bobby Jindal is unlikely to figure in the first Republican presidential debate on August 6 as his national poll ratings has kept him out of the list of popular top 10 candidates so far.
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Barack Obama's Favourable Rating Highest In Two Years: Reports
Americans' favourable ratings of US President Barack Obama now stand at 53 percent, which marks his highest score since September 2013, Gallup found in a poll released on Thursday.
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Shukriya, POTUS. Obamas Leave India: 10 Developments
Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)
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Rate US President Barack Obama's Speech at Delhi Townhall
About 2000 people filled the Siri Fort auditorium in south Delhi which was addressed by US President Barack Obama this morning, his last public appearance in India before he concludes his three-day visit this afternoon.
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Michelle Obama: Still Popular and Driving Democratic Votes
Dispensing from her fund of valuable political capital, Michelle Obama is criss-crossing the United States with a single objective -- slaying the familiar foe haunting Democrats in mid-term elections: low turnout.
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Unemployment Rises in Most US States in July
Unemployment rates rose in 30 U.S. states last month, even as employers in two-thirds of the states stepped up hiring. The trends reflect an increase in job-hunters nationwide as an improving economy has encouraged more people to seek work.
