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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
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Trump Says Deal To End US Shutdown Is "Very Good"
US President Donald Trump on Monday praised a "very good" compromise deal to end the longest-ever government shutdown, after several Democratic senators broke ranks to join Republicans.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
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Over 1,700 US Flights Cancelled Amid Staffing Crisis, Government Shutdown
Air travel chaos continued across the United States this weekend as airlines cancelled more than 1,700 flights and thousands more were delayed due to severe staffing shortages among air traffic controllers.
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"Big Lie": Iran Junks US' Claim That Tehran Trying To Kill Israeli Envoy
The United States and Israel on Friday accused Iran of trying to kill the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, with Tehran rejecting the claim as a "big lie" and the Mexican government saying it was not aware.
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Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
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Over 750 Flights Cancelled As US Sees Travel Chaos Due To Government Shutdown
Travellers across the United States were left scrambling to rebook flights as the government shutdown heaps pressure on the country's air traffic control system, prompting hundreds of Friday flight cancellations at major American airports.
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14 Failed Votes, $7 Billion Loss: Inside Longest US Shutdown In History
With leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties failing to agree on a way out, the United States is now witnessing the longest government shutdown in its history.
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'Misinformation': Nigeria Rejects US Allegation Of Religious Freedom Violation
Nigeria's government rejected on Wednesday its designation by the United States as a "country of particular concern" over alleged religious freedom violations, saying the move was based on misinformation and faulty data.
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Zohran Mamdani And Record-High 'Samosa Caucus': Indian-Americans In US Politics
And, at 34, the newly-elected Mayor of New York one of the wealthiest and most iconic cities in the world is the youngest member of a growing and increasingly influential Indian-American community to hold elected office in the United States, whet
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Canada Says Ready To Engage After Trump Ends Trade Talks Over Ad Dispute
Canadian PM Mark Carney has said that his government remains ready to continue "constructive discussions" with the United States after US President Donald Trump abruptly announced the termination of trade negotiations between the two countries.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Over 23,000 US Flight Delays Hit Airports In A Week As Unpaid Staff Take Food Delivery Jobs
Earlier this month, over half of the flight delays in the US were linked to staffing shortages, according to the US Transportation Secretary.
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UEFA 'Reluctantly' Approves European League Games In US, Australia
European football governing body UEFA on Monday said it had "reluctantly" approved the staging of a Spanish La Liga and an Italian Serie A match in the United States and Australia respectively despite fan protests.
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US Government Shutdown May Last Weeks, Analysts Warn
The bitter tribalism that drove the United States into a government shutdown is putting compromise out of reach, analysts say -- and threatening to turn a staring contest between the Democrats and Donald Trump's Republicans into a protracted crisis.
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Donald Trump Signs Bill To End Longest US Government Shutdown In History
United States President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a government funding bill, which ended the record 43-day-long shutdown.
-
Trump Says Deal To End US Shutdown Is "Very Good"
US President Donald Trump on Monday praised a "very good" compromise deal to end the longest-ever government shutdown, after several Democratic senators broke ranks to join Republicans.
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Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
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Over 1,700 US Flights Cancelled Amid Staffing Crisis, Government Shutdown
Air travel chaos continued across the United States this weekend as airlines cancelled more than 1,700 flights and thousands more were delayed due to severe staffing shortages among air traffic controllers.
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"Big Lie": Iran Junks US' Claim That Tehran Trying To Kill Israeli Envoy
The United States and Israel on Friday accused Iran of trying to kill the Israeli ambassador to Mexico, with Tehran rejecting the claim as a "big lie" and the Mexican government saying it was not aware.
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Over 1,200 Flights Cut Across US Amid Shutdown Standoff
More than 1,200 flights were canceled across the United States on Friday after the Trump administration ordered reductions to ease strain on air traffic controllers working without pay amid a federal government shutdown.
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Over 750 Flights Cancelled As US Sees Travel Chaos Due To Government Shutdown
Travellers across the United States were left scrambling to rebook flights as the government shutdown heaps pressure on the country's air traffic control system, prompting hundreds of Friday flight cancellations at major American airports.
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14 Failed Votes, $7 Billion Loss: Inside Longest US Shutdown In History
With leaders from the Republican and Democratic parties failing to agree on a way out, the United States is now witnessing the longest government shutdown in its history.
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'Misinformation': Nigeria Rejects US Allegation Of Religious Freedom Violation
Nigeria's government rejected on Wednesday its designation by the United States as a "country of particular concern" over alleged religious freedom violations, saying the move was based on misinformation and faulty data.
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Zohran Mamdani And Record-High 'Samosa Caucus': Indian-Americans In US Politics
And, at 34, the newly-elected Mayor of New York one of the wealthiest and most iconic cities in the world is the youngest member of a growing and increasingly influential Indian-American community to hold elected office in the United States, whet
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Canada Says Ready To Engage After Trump Ends Trade Talks Over Ad Dispute
Canadian PM Mark Carney has said that his government remains ready to continue "constructive discussions" with the United States after US President Donald Trump abruptly announced the termination of trade negotiations between the two countries.
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US Accuses Ex-Executive Of Selling Trade Secrets To Russia For $1.3 Million
US prosecutors have accused a former executive of a government contractor that provides cyber intelligence tools to federal agencies of selling trade secrets to a buyer in Russia for $1.3 million.
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Over 23,000 US Flight Delays Hit Airports In A Week As Unpaid Staff Take Food Delivery Jobs
Earlier this month, over half of the flight delays in the US were linked to staffing shortages, according to the US Transportation Secretary.
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UEFA 'Reluctantly' Approves European League Games In US, Australia
European football governing body UEFA on Monday said it had "reluctantly" approved the staging of a Spanish La Liga and an Italian Serie A match in the United States and Australia respectively despite fan protests.
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US Government Shutdown May Last Weeks, Analysts Warn
The bitter tribalism that drove the United States into a government shutdown is putting compromise out of reach, analysts say -- and threatening to turn a staring contest between the Democrats and Donald Trump's Republicans into a protracted crisis.
