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What's New in the Senate Version of Trump's Tax and Spending Bill
Senate Republicans plan to modify President Donald Trump's massive fiscal package to lower maximum deductions for state and local taxes and limit the impact of a "revenge" tax on foreign investors.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
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Bill Gates Accuses Elon Musk Of Killing Poor Children And Pledges To Give Away $200 Billion By 2045
Microsoft founder Bill Gates accused Elon Musk of killing poor children as he announced that he would give away 99% of his fortune over the next 20 years and that the Gates Foundation would cease operations by 2045.
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Ex-US President Bill Clinton In Hospital For Fever, Remains In "Good Spirits"
Bill Clinton, the former US president who has faced a series of health issues over the years, was admitted to hospital Monday in Washington after developing a fever, his office said.
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Cheetos And Doritos Could Be Banned In California Schools. Here's Why
The bill's announcement was made on social media, where Mr Gabriel stated that the ingredients in these snacks are connected to major health risks.
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Bill Gates In China To Meet With Development Partners
Bill Gates was in China on Thursday to meet with global health and development partners, following a string of recent visits to the Asian giant by US business titans.
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US Bill Seeks To Ban Children Under 13 From Joining Social Media
The bill is a latest effort in protecting the mental health of the youngsters.
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Woman Shocked After Being Charged For 'Employee Health' At US Restaurant
A woman named Ashley Nicole shared the video of her experience on social media. She was charged a 5% extra charge for employee health at a restaurant.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Major Climate Change, Health Care Law
President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed into law a big climate change and health care spending bill, giving Democrats another boost ahead of midterm elections in which Republicans are suddenly less certain of their predicted crushing victory.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
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"Bipartisan, Life-Saving": US Senate Passes Gun Control Bill After Decades
US senators advanced a bipartisan bill late Thursday addressing the epidemic of gun violence convulsing the country, approving a narrow package of new firearms restrictions and billions of dollars in mental health and school security funding.
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US Woman Shocked After Being Charged $40 "For Crying" During Doctor's Visit
A US woman recently shared that her sister was charged $40 (early Rs 3,100) "for crying" at a doctor's appointment. The photo of the medical bill has gone viral with more than 486,000 likes and thousands of comments.
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Bill Clinton's Health "On The Mend" After Hospitalisation With Non-Covid Infection
Former US president Bill Clinton was recovering in a California hospital on Friday after several days of treatment reportedly for sepsis, a spokesman and media said.
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Won't Pay $80 Million Dues To WHO This Year, Says US
The United States will not pay some $80 million it owes the World Health Organization (WHO) and will instead redirect the money to help pay its United Nations bill in New York, a US official said on Wednesday.
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World Needs WHO "Now More Than Ever": Bill Gates As Trump Freezes Funding
Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has criticised US President Donald Trump's decision to cut off funding for the World Health Organisation (WHO) in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, saying that the word needs the UN body "now more than ever."
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What's New in the Senate Version of Trump's Tax and Spending Bill
Senate Republicans plan to modify President Donald Trump's massive fiscal package to lower maximum deductions for state and local taxes and limit the impact of a "revenge" tax on foreign investors.
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New York State Senate To Allow Terminally Ill People To End Their Lives Peacefully
Assemblywoman Amy Paulin, a Westchester Democrat who leads the body's Health Committee, first introduced the bill a decade ago.
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Bill Gates Accuses Elon Musk Of Killing Poor Children And Pledges To Give Away $200 Billion By 2045
Microsoft founder Bill Gates accused Elon Musk of killing poor children as he announced that he would give away 99% of his fortune over the next 20 years and that the Gates Foundation would cease operations by 2045.
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Ex-US President Bill Clinton In Hospital For Fever, Remains In "Good Spirits"
Bill Clinton, the former US president who has faced a series of health issues over the years, was admitted to hospital Monday in Washington after developing a fever, his office said.
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Cheetos And Doritos Could Be Banned In California Schools. Here's Why
The bill's announcement was made on social media, where Mr Gabriel stated that the ingredients in these snacks are connected to major health risks.
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Bill Gates In China To Meet With Development Partners
Bill Gates was in China on Thursday to meet with global health and development partners, following a string of recent visits to the Asian giant by US business titans.
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US Bill Seeks To Ban Children Under 13 From Joining Social Media
The bill is a latest effort in protecting the mental health of the youngsters.
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Woman Shocked After Being Charged For 'Employee Health' At US Restaurant
A woman named Ashley Nicole shared the video of her experience on social media. She was charged a 5% extra charge for employee health at a restaurant.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Major Climate Change, Health Care Law
President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed into law a big climate change and health care spending bill, giving Democrats another boost ahead of midterm elections in which Republicans are suddenly less certain of their predicted crushing victory.
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Automakers Struggle to Understand Whether New US Bill Allows EV Tax Credits for Customers
US automakers and dealers are still trying to figure out if the $430 billion (roughly Rs. 34,23,000 crore) climate, health care and tax bill that the US House of Representatives is set to vote on Friday will continue to let them offer $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,97,000) tax credits to would-be buyers of electric vehicles (EVs).
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"Bipartisan, Life-Saving": US Senate Passes Gun Control Bill After Decades
US senators advanced a bipartisan bill late Thursday addressing the epidemic of gun violence convulsing the country, approving a narrow package of new firearms restrictions and billions of dollars in mental health and school security funding.
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US Woman Shocked After Being Charged $40 "For Crying" During Doctor's Visit
A US woman recently shared that her sister was charged $40 (early Rs 3,100) "for crying" at a doctor's appointment. The photo of the medical bill has gone viral with more than 486,000 likes and thousands of comments.
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Bill Clinton's Health "On The Mend" After Hospitalisation With Non-Covid Infection
Former US president Bill Clinton was recovering in a California hospital on Friday after several days of treatment reportedly for sepsis, a spokesman and media said.
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Won't Pay $80 Million Dues To WHO This Year, Says US
The United States will not pay some $80 million it owes the World Health Organization (WHO) and will instead redirect the money to help pay its United Nations bill in New York, a US official said on Wednesday.
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World Needs WHO "Now More Than Ever": Bill Gates As Trump Freezes Funding
Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has criticised US President Donald Trump's decision to cut off funding for the World Health Organisation (WHO) in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, saying that the word needs the UN body "now more than ever."
