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'Can You Say Prayer With Me?': Injured Boy Asks Doctor After Minneapolis Shooting
Moments after rifle blasts reverberated inside a Minneapolis church, Catholic school children wearing plaid jumpers and green polo shirts ducked into pews, some jumping atop friends to protect them from the carnage.
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Minneapolis Church Shooter "Appeared To Hate All Of Us": Police
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen youngsters sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and was "obsessed" with the idea of killing children, authorities said Thursday.
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Minneapolis Shooter Talked Of Depression And Left Behind A List Of Grievances
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen children sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and had been a member of the church, the city's police chief said.
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US Immigration Drops For First Time In 50 Years Amid Trump-Era Crackdown
Immigrant population in the US has declined for the first time in 50 years, dropping by 1.4 million under Trump's strict deportation policies and border restrictions, while visa holders face tighter scrutiny nationwide.
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Islam Fastest-Growing In World, Christianity 2nd, 'Nones' 3rd Largest: Pew Report
The Pew's 'Global Religious Landscape' report, published on June 9, reveals how population growth has influenced the global religious landscape.
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Survey Finds Nearly 40% Of Young Americans Rely On Influencers For News
The study found that most news influencers have no affiliation with traditional news outlets.
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Gen Z's Favourite Social Media Platforms As Per Data From Pew Research Center
Social media continues to play a crucial role, offering avenues for connection, news consumption, information sharing, and entertainment.
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Indian-Americans Have Lowest Poverty Rate Among Asian Americans: Research
Indian-Americans are doing better than any other Asian-American group, according to a study by the Pew Research Center.
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Indians Form Third Largest Illegal Immigrant Population In US: Study
There were about 725,000 Indian illegal immigrants in the US -- the third largest population of unauthorised immigrants after Mexico and El Salvador, according to new Pew Research Centre estimates.
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More TikTok Users Turning To App For News: Report
The percentage of TikTok users who regularly access news via the app rose to 43% in 2023 from 22% a year earlier, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center, which found half of U.S. adults get at least some news from social media.
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"Don't Know What To Say": Anger At Mass For Iraq Wedding Fire Victims
Survivors of a fire that ripped through an Iraqi wedding and those mourning the at least 100 people killed filled the pews of a Christian mass Thursday, two days after the disaster.
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80% Indians Have A Favourable View Of PM Modi: Pew Research Survey
About 80 per cent of Indians have a favourable view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and around seven in 10 Indians believe their country has recently become more influential, according to a survey by the PEW Research Center.
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Snapchat and Other Social Media Platforms Offer Parental Control Features, but Do They Offer Enough Safety?
Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and other social media platforms are bolting on new features to make their services safer and more age appropriate. However, there is no discussion on how algorithms pushing endless content that can drag anyone, not just teens, into harmful rabbit holes.
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Facebook Use Among US Teens Plunging; Use of TikTok, YouTube Rising, Survey Says
Facebook could see a massive drop in US teens on the platform, according to a new survey. Data from a Pew survey of teens in the US suggests that they have left the Meta-owned platform in droves over the past seven years. Instead, they use YouTube and TikTok, as well as apps like Instagram and Snapchat, which remain popular among younger users in t...
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'Can You Say Prayer With Me?': Injured Boy Asks Doctor After Minneapolis Shooting
Moments after rifle blasts reverberated inside a Minneapolis church, Catholic school children wearing plaid jumpers and green polo shirts ducked into pews, some jumping atop friends to protect them from the carnage.
-
Minneapolis Church Shooter "Appeared To Hate All Of Us": Police
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen youngsters sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and was "obsessed" with the idea of killing children, authorities said Thursday.
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Minneapolis Shooter Talked Of Depression And Left Behind A List Of Grievances
The shooter who killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen children sitting in the pews of a Minneapolis church once attended the same school and had been a member of the church, the city's police chief said.
-
US Immigration Drops For First Time In 50 Years Amid Trump-Era Crackdown
Immigrant population in the US has declined for the first time in 50 years, dropping by 1.4 million under Trump's strict deportation policies and border restrictions, while visa holders face tighter scrutiny nationwide.
-
Islam Fastest-Growing In World, Christianity 2nd, 'Nones' 3rd Largest: Pew Report
The Pew's 'Global Religious Landscape' report, published on June 9, reveals how population growth has influenced the global religious landscape.
-
Survey Finds Nearly 40% Of Young Americans Rely On Influencers For News
The study found that most news influencers have no affiliation with traditional news outlets.
-
Gen Z's Favourite Social Media Platforms As Per Data From Pew Research Center
Social media continues to play a crucial role, offering avenues for connection, news consumption, information sharing, and entertainment.
-
Indian-Americans Have Lowest Poverty Rate Among Asian Americans: Research
Indian-Americans are doing better than any other Asian-American group, according to a study by the Pew Research Center.
-
Indians Form Third Largest Illegal Immigrant Population In US: Study
There were about 725,000 Indian illegal immigrants in the US -- the third largest population of unauthorised immigrants after Mexico and El Salvador, according to new Pew Research Centre estimates.
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More TikTok Users Turning To App For News: Report
The percentage of TikTok users who regularly access news via the app rose to 43% in 2023 from 22% a year earlier, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center, which found half of U.S. adults get at least some news from social media.
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"Don't Know What To Say": Anger At Mass For Iraq Wedding Fire Victims
Survivors of a fire that ripped through an Iraqi wedding and those mourning the at least 100 people killed filled the pews of a Christian mass Thursday, two days after the disaster.
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80% Indians Have A Favourable View Of PM Modi: Pew Research Survey
About 80 per cent of Indians have a favourable view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and around seven in 10 Indians believe their country has recently become more influential, according to a survey by the PEW Research Center.
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Snapchat and Other Social Media Platforms Offer Parental Control Features, but Do They Offer Enough Safety?
Snapchat, TikTok, Instagram and other social media platforms are bolting on new features to make their services safer and more age appropriate. However, there is no discussion on how algorithms pushing endless content that can drag anyone, not just teens, into harmful rabbit holes.
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Facebook Use Among US Teens Plunging; Use of TikTok, YouTube Rising, Survey Says
Facebook could see a massive drop in US teens on the platform, according to a new survey. Data from a Pew survey of teens in the US suggests that they have left the Meta-owned platform in droves over the past seven years. Instead, they use YouTube and TikTok, as well as apps like Instagram and Snapchat, which remain popular among younger users in t...
