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H-1B Visa Row: Team Trump Specifies Who Will Be Exempted From $100,000 Fee
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has clarified that recent international college graduates who are sponsored for H-1B status while in the US won't be subject to a hefty $100,000 fee.
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Max Verstappen Wins US Grand Prix, Closes Gap To McLaren Duo Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri
Max Verstappen trails championship leader Oscar Piastri by only 40 points now, with five grands prix and two sprints remaining in 2025.
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US Strikes Another Colombian Drug-Running Boat, This Time A Rebel Vessel
The United States announced Sunday another strike against what it called a drug-running boat, this time attacking an alleged Colombian leftist rebel vessel in an apparent expansion of a US military operation off the coasts of South America.
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Consumer Advisory For Festive Season Issued After Food Safety Drive In Telangana
Food safety teams inspected 95 sweet manufacturing units/retailers across the state and flagged various violations. They have also issued guidelines for consumers.
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'No Kings' Protests Sweep US Cities, Millions Rally Against Trump
Protesters spanning all age groups took to the streets en masse for "No Kings" rallies across the United States on Saturday, denouncing what they view as authoritarian tendencies and unbridled corruption of US President Donald Trump.
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"25,000 Americans Would've Died": Trump As US Strikes 'Drug-Carrying Submarine'
President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States was sending two suspected drug traffickers back to their native Ecuador and Colombia, after a military strike on their "drug-smuggling submarine" in the Caribbean that killed two others.
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Max Verstappen Earns US Grand Prix Sprint win After McLaren Title Leaders Crash
Red Bull's Max Verstappen cruised to an easy victory Saturday in a crash-filled United States Grand Prix sprint race.
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Nobel Prize Winner, Chinese Physicist Chen-Ning Yang, Dies At 103
Chen Ning Yang was born in Hefei, east China's Anhui Province, in 1922. In the 1940s, he went to the United States to pursue academic studies and subsequently held teaching positions. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957.
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"No Kings" Rallies In US To Gauge Anger At President Trump's Second Term
Rallies from New York to San Francisco under the "No Kings" banner on Saturday will gauge popular anger at President Donald Trump's barnstorming second term, months after a previous day of action brought millions to the streets.
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Max Verstappen Takes Pole For Sprint Race, Keeps Pressure On McLaren Duo
It was Max Verstappen's third consecutive sprint qualifying success in Austin and brought him his 10thsprint pole in 22 attempts since 2022.
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Formula 1 Title Fight Heating Up In Texas As McLarens Duel Max Verstappen
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri heads into the United States Grand Prix this weekend winless in three races and his championship lead over teammate Lando Norris trimmed to 22 points with six full races and three sprint races left this season.
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How India's Solar Firms Are Bypassing US Tariff Blow
Indian solar manufacturers have begun recalibrating their supply chains to maintain access to the lucrative United States market and offset higher tariffs, according to executives.
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Opinion | What Ashley Tellis 'Spying' Allegation Should Tell India About Chinese 'Influence Ops'
Two separate cases underscore one of the most serious challenges that open democracies are facing today in managing Chinese aggressive tactics when it comes to influence operations.
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Why Indians Won't Be Eligible For US Green Card Lottery This Year
Indian nationals have been excluded from the United States Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, at least until 2028.
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Can't "Deplete" Stock: Trump Casts Doubt On Giving Tomahawks To Ukraine
President Donald Trump cast doubt Thursday on giving Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv a day before he meets with Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky, saying the United States could not "deplete" its own stock.
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H-1B Visa Row: Team Trump Specifies Who Will Be Exempted From $100,000 Fee
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has clarified that recent international college graduates who are sponsored for H-1B status while in the US won't be subject to a hefty $100,000 fee.
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Max Verstappen Wins US Grand Prix, Closes Gap To McLaren Duo Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri
Max Verstappen trails championship leader Oscar Piastri by only 40 points now, with five grands prix and two sprints remaining in 2025.
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US Strikes Another Colombian Drug-Running Boat, This Time A Rebel Vessel
The United States announced Sunday another strike against what it called a drug-running boat, this time attacking an alleged Colombian leftist rebel vessel in an apparent expansion of a US military operation off the coasts of South America.
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Consumer Advisory For Festive Season Issued After Food Safety Drive In Telangana
Food safety teams inspected 95 sweet manufacturing units/retailers across the state and flagged various violations. They have also issued guidelines for consumers.
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'No Kings' Protests Sweep US Cities, Millions Rally Against Trump
Protesters spanning all age groups took to the streets en masse for "No Kings" rallies across the United States on Saturday, denouncing what they view as authoritarian tendencies and unbridled corruption of US President Donald Trump.
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"25,000 Americans Would've Died": Trump As US Strikes 'Drug-Carrying Submarine'
President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States was sending two suspected drug traffickers back to their native Ecuador and Colombia, after a military strike on their "drug-smuggling submarine" in the Caribbean that killed two others.
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Max Verstappen Earns US Grand Prix Sprint win After McLaren Title Leaders Crash
Red Bull's Max Verstappen cruised to an easy victory Saturday in a crash-filled United States Grand Prix sprint race.
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Nobel Prize Winner, Chinese Physicist Chen-Ning Yang, Dies At 103
Chen Ning Yang was born in Hefei, east China's Anhui Province, in 1922. In the 1940s, he went to the United States to pursue academic studies and subsequently held teaching positions. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957.
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"No Kings" Rallies In US To Gauge Anger At President Trump's Second Term
Rallies from New York to San Francisco under the "No Kings" banner on Saturday will gauge popular anger at President Donald Trump's barnstorming second term, months after a previous day of action brought millions to the streets.
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Max Verstappen Takes Pole For Sprint Race, Keeps Pressure On McLaren Duo
It was Max Verstappen's third consecutive sprint qualifying success in Austin and brought him his 10thsprint pole in 22 attempts since 2022.
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Formula 1 Title Fight Heating Up In Texas As McLarens Duel Max Verstappen
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri heads into the United States Grand Prix this weekend winless in three races and his championship lead over teammate Lando Norris trimmed to 22 points with six full races and three sprint races left this season.
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How India's Solar Firms Are Bypassing US Tariff Blow
Indian solar manufacturers have begun recalibrating their supply chains to maintain access to the lucrative United States market and offset higher tariffs, according to executives.
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Opinion | What Ashley Tellis 'Spying' Allegation Should Tell India About Chinese 'Influence Ops'
Two separate cases underscore one of the most serious challenges that open democracies are facing today in managing Chinese aggressive tactics when it comes to influence operations.
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Why Indians Won't Be Eligible For US Green Card Lottery This Year
Indian nationals have been excluded from the United States Diversity Visa (DV) lottery, at least until 2028.
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Can't "Deplete" Stock: Trump Casts Doubt On Giving Tomahawks To Ukraine
President Donald Trump cast doubt Thursday on giving Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv a day before he meets with Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky, saying the United States could not "deplete" its own stock.
