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What is US' Stablecoin-Focussed GENIUS Act: Everything to Know
The US stablecoin bill has advanced to the House of Senate for the final approval. Dubbed the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, this legislation aims to set clear rules around the issuing and management of stablecoins in the US. Â
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India Working On US Reciprocal Tariff Exemption, Interim Deal By July 8
India and the US are trying to negotiate an interim deal before July 8 to ensure full exemption from the imposition of 26 per cent "reciprocal tariff" on Indian domestic goods, government sources have said.
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"Takes Credit For Everything": Ex Trump Aide On India-Pak Mediation Claims
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton on Wednesday dismissed President Donald Trump's repeated claims of playing a key role in stopping hostilities between nuclear neighbours India and Pakistan, saying it's "Trump being Trump".
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"India's Action Was Entirely Justifiable": Ex-US NSA Hails Operation Sindoor
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton on Wednesday said that India was fully entitled to act in self-defence against terrorist locations in Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 people.
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Indian National Pleads Guilty In US Visa Fraud Conspiracy
An Indian national living in the United States has pleaded guilty to staging armed robberies at retail stores across several American states to help individuals fraudulently obtain US immigration benefits.
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In Outreach Delegations' Briefing, Pak's 'Victim Card', China's Changed Stand
The foreign ministry briefing for the all-party delegations that are going to visit more than 30 nations to explain Operation Sindoor and India's resolve to end terror, has focussed on the US claims on ceasefire and the changed stance of China.
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Explained: The New US-Backed Gaza Aid Plan And Why The UN Doesn't Like It
A US-backed organization aims to start work in the Gaza Strip by the end of May overseeing a new model of aid distribution in the Palestinian enclave, but the United Nations says the plan is not impartial or neutral, and it won't be involved.
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US Open Venue To Get $800 Million Facelift: Officials
The US Open's main Arthur Ashe Stadium is to be given a makeover as part of an $800 million renovation project at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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UK, US, Middle East: India's Mega Diplomatic Outreach - Who Goes Where
The seven delegations that have been formed to convey India's message of zero-tolerance against terrorism have 59 members, including 31 politicians from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and 20 from other political parties.
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Bananas To Car Seats, Walmart Warns Of Price Rise Due To Trump Tariffs
Walmart, which became the nation's largest retailer by making low prices a priority, has found itself in a place it's rarely been: Warning customers that prices will rise for goods ranging from bananas to car seats.
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Severe Weather Could Cause Tornadoes, Golf Ball-Sized Hail In US Midwest
Area from Minnesota to much of Wisconsin, northeast Illinois, northern Indiana, western Michigan and northwest Ohio has been marked under red zone.
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Can Donald Trump End US Birthright Citizenship? Explained
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on Thursday on President Donald Trump's bid to broadly enforce his executive order ending birthright citizenship, a principle that has been recognized in the United States for more than 150 years.
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Pandemic Accord, Tightened Budget On Menu At World Health Organisation Meet
Dozens of high-ranking officials and thousands of delegates are set to gather for the United Nations health agency's annual decision-making assembly, due to last from May 19 to 27.
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US Hits Iran's Ballistic Missile Program With New Sanctions
The United States on Wednesday unveiled fresh sanctions against six people and 12 firms -- including several Chinese nationals -- for their support of Iran's ballistic missile program.
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US Overdose Deaths Fall Steeply, Marking Progress In Opioid Crisis
US drug overdose deaths fell sharply in 2024 to hit their lowest level in five years, offering hope in the nation's long-running opioid crisis, new data showed on Wednesday.
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What is US' Stablecoin-Focussed GENIUS Act: Everything to Know
The US stablecoin bill has advanced to the House of Senate for the final approval. Dubbed the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act, this legislation aims to set clear rules around the issuing and management of stablecoins in the US. Â
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India Working On US Reciprocal Tariff Exemption, Interim Deal By July 8
India and the US are trying to negotiate an interim deal before July 8 to ensure full exemption from the imposition of 26 per cent "reciprocal tariff" on Indian domestic goods, government sources have said.
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"Takes Credit For Everything": Ex Trump Aide On India-Pak Mediation Claims
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton on Wednesday dismissed President Donald Trump's repeated claims of playing a key role in stopping hostilities between nuclear neighbours India and Pakistan, saying it's "Trump being Trump".
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"India's Action Was Entirely Justifiable": Ex-US NSA Hails Operation Sindoor
Former US National Security Advisor John Bolton on Wednesday said that India was fully entitled to act in self-defence against terrorist locations in Pakistan following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 people.
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Indian National Pleads Guilty In US Visa Fraud Conspiracy
An Indian national living in the United States has pleaded guilty to staging armed robberies at retail stores across several American states to help individuals fraudulently obtain US immigration benefits.
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In Outreach Delegations' Briefing, Pak's 'Victim Card', China's Changed Stand
The foreign ministry briefing for the all-party delegations that are going to visit more than 30 nations to explain Operation Sindoor and India's resolve to end terror, has focussed on the US claims on ceasefire and the changed stance of China.
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Explained: The New US-Backed Gaza Aid Plan And Why The UN Doesn't Like It
A US-backed organization aims to start work in the Gaza Strip by the end of May overseeing a new model of aid distribution in the Palestinian enclave, but the United Nations says the plan is not impartial or neutral, and it won't be involved.
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US Open Venue To Get $800 Million Facelift: Officials
The US Open's main Arthur Ashe Stadium is to be given a makeover as part of an $800 million renovation project at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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UK, US, Middle East: India's Mega Diplomatic Outreach - Who Goes Where
The seven delegations that have been formed to convey India's message of zero-tolerance against terrorism have 59 members, including 31 politicians from the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and 20 from other political parties.
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Bananas To Car Seats, Walmart Warns Of Price Rise Due To Trump Tariffs
Walmart, which became the nation's largest retailer by making low prices a priority, has found itself in a place it's rarely been: Warning customers that prices will rise for goods ranging from bananas to car seats.
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Severe Weather Could Cause Tornadoes, Golf Ball-Sized Hail In US Midwest
Area from Minnesota to much of Wisconsin, northeast Illinois, northern Indiana, western Michigan and northwest Ohio has been marked under red zone.
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Can Donald Trump End US Birthright Citizenship? Explained
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on Thursday on President Donald Trump's bid to broadly enforce his executive order ending birthright citizenship, a principle that has been recognized in the United States for more than 150 years.
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Pandemic Accord, Tightened Budget On Menu At World Health Organisation Meet
Dozens of high-ranking officials and thousands of delegates are set to gather for the United Nations health agency's annual decision-making assembly, due to last from May 19 to 27.
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US Hits Iran's Ballistic Missile Program With New Sanctions
The United States on Wednesday unveiled fresh sanctions against six people and 12 firms -- including several Chinese nationals -- for their support of Iran's ballistic missile program.
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US Overdose Deaths Fall Steeply, Marking Progress In Opioid Crisis
US drug overdose deaths fell sharply in 2024 to hit their lowest level in five years, offering hope in the nation's long-running opioid crisis, new data showed on Wednesday.
