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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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Kim Jong Un's Hanoi Hotel "Masterstroke" Undone As American Press Evicted
It had been dubbed a brilliant move in a grand game of diplomatic chess: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had booked the same hotel being used by the White House press corps during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam this week.
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We Will Set Rules, Not You: US Media Tells Donald Trump In Open Letter
The American Press Corps, White House journalists, in an open letter to President-elect Donald Trump has said that it is the reporters and not him who will set the rules and decide what to serve the readers.
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China Warns US of Retaliation After Accusations of Cyberspying
China has warned the United States that it would retaliate if Washington presses on with charges against five Chinese military officers accused of hacking into American companies to steal trade secrets, state media said on Tuesday.
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My New Year's resolution is to be nicer to White House Press: Barack Obama
American President Barack Obama said that his New Year resolution is to be nicer with the White House Press Corps.
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Nirupama Rao bids farewell to her diplomatic career
Nirupama Rao, Indian envoy to the US, bid farewell to her career of diplomacy, as members of the American diplomatic corps and her counterparts from countries like China and Brazil gathered at a reception hosted in her honour by the State Department in Washington.
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Amar Bose, founder of Massachusetts-based Bose audio firm, dies at 83
Acoustics pioneer Amar Bose, founder and chairman of the audio technology company Bose Corp, known for the rich sound of its small tabletop radios and its noise-canceling headphones popular among frequent fliers, has died at age 83.
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US Marine captain to face court martial over urination video
A US Marine officer will be court martialed for his alleged role in the scandal sparked by a 2011 video that showed American soldiers urinating on the corpse of Taliban fighter.
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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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Kim Jong Un's Hanoi Hotel "Masterstroke" Undone As American Press Evicted
It had been dubbed a brilliant move in a grand game of diplomatic chess: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had booked the same hotel being used by the White House press corps during his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam this week.
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We Will Set Rules, Not You: US Media Tells Donald Trump In Open Letter
The American Press Corps, White House journalists, in an open letter to President-elect Donald Trump has said that it is the reporters and not him who will set the rules and decide what to serve the readers.
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China Warns US of Retaliation After Accusations of Cyberspying
China has warned the United States that it would retaliate if Washington presses on with charges against five Chinese military officers accused of hacking into American companies to steal trade secrets, state media said on Tuesday.
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My New Year's resolution is to be nicer to White House Press: Barack Obama
American President Barack Obama said that his New Year resolution is to be nicer with the White House Press Corps.
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Nirupama Rao bids farewell to her diplomatic career
Nirupama Rao, Indian envoy to the US, bid farewell to her career of diplomacy, as members of the American diplomatic corps and her counterparts from countries like China and Brazil gathered at a reception hosted in her honour by the State Department in Washington.
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Amar Bose, founder of Massachusetts-based Bose audio firm, dies at 83
Acoustics pioneer Amar Bose, founder and chairman of the audio technology company Bose Corp, known for the rich sound of its small tabletop radios and its noise-canceling headphones popular among frequent fliers, has died at age 83.
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US Marine captain to face court martial over urination video
A US Marine officer will be court martialed for his alleged role in the scandal sparked by a 2011 video that showed American soldiers urinating on the corpse of Taliban fighter.
