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US Lawmakers Press Google, Apple To Remove Apps Tracking Immigration Agents
The House Committee on Homeland Security has asked Google and Apple to detail what steps they are taking to remove mobile applications that allow users to track federal immigration officers.
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US Positions India As Important Partner In New National Security Strategy
The Trump Administration has positioned India as a critical partner in its newly released National Security Strategy, signalling Washington's intent to deepen cooperation with New Delhi across economic, technological and defence sectors.
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As Putin Visits India, US Seeks Stronger Ties In Fortifying Indo-Pacific
The United States has called for continued efforts to improve its relations with India, following a bitter run-in over tariffs and trade differences, with a new report highlighting the need for New Delhi's participation in countering the Indo-Pacific
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US Halted Plans To Sanction Chinese Spy Agency To Maintain Trade Truce: Report
The United States has halted plans to impose sanctions on China's ministry of state security over a massive cyber spying campaign to avoid derailing a trade truce struck by both countries this year, the Financial Times said on Wednesday.
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"Will Remove Worst Of The Worst": Immigration Crackdown Begins In New Orleans
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) launched an immigration crackdown on Wednesday in New Orleans, the latest Democratic-run city to be targeted by the Trump administration.
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US Pauses Immigration Applications From 19 Non-European Countries
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it paused all immigration applications, including green card and U.S. citizenship processing, filed by immigrants from 19 non-European countries, citing concerns over national security and public safety.
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Afghan Who Shot National Guard Members Radicalised In US: Homeland Security
US authorities believe the Afghan immigrant accused of ambushing National Guard members in Washington, DC, was not radicalised until after he came to the United States, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said on Sunday.
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Louvre Museum To Raise Ticket Prices For Non-EU Visitors From January 2026
The updated rates, confirmed by the museum and staff unions to AFP, will apply to tourists from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China and others beyond the EU's single market.
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Afghan Man Arrested After He Threatened To Bomb Building In Texas
The Afghan national, who was arrested a day before the Wednesday shooting near White House, has been charged at the state level with making a terrorist threat in Texas, Fox News reported.
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OnePlus 15 Reportedly Bags FCC Certification Hinting at Imminent Launch in the US
The OnePlus 15, already launched in India and other markets, is finally nearing its US debut after reportedly securing FCC certification under the identifier CPH2749. The approval removes the last regulatory obstacle, though OnePlus has yet to issue an official update. The phone features a 6.78-inch QHD+ 165Hz AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen...
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India Ranks Third In Asia Power Index 2025, Just Behind US And China
India has secured third ranking in Asia Power Index 2025 while the United States and China occupy the first and second spot respectively, a globally reputed thinktank said in its findings.
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US Will Permanently Pause Migration From All '3rd World Countries': Trump
"You Won't Be Here For Long": Trump To Permanently Pause Migration From All Third World Countries
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"Panicked" Passenger Opened Plane Door At US Airport, Here's What Happened Next
He is now facing multiple charges, including reckless conduct, second-degree criminal damage to property, and interfering with security measures.
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Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
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Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
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US Lawmakers Press Google, Apple To Remove Apps Tracking Immigration Agents
The House Committee on Homeland Security has asked Google and Apple to detail what steps they are taking to remove mobile applications that allow users to track federal immigration officers.
-
US Positions India As Important Partner In New National Security Strategy
The Trump Administration has positioned India as a critical partner in its newly released National Security Strategy, signalling Washington's intent to deepen cooperation with New Delhi across economic, technological and defence sectors.
-
As Putin Visits India, US Seeks Stronger Ties In Fortifying Indo-Pacific
The United States has called for continued efforts to improve its relations with India, following a bitter run-in over tariffs and trade differences, with a new report highlighting the need for New Delhi's participation in countering the Indo-Pacific
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US Halted Plans To Sanction Chinese Spy Agency To Maintain Trade Truce: Report
The United States has halted plans to impose sanctions on China's ministry of state security over a massive cyber spying campaign to avoid derailing a trade truce struck by both countries this year, the Financial Times said on Wednesday.
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"Will Remove Worst Of The Worst": Immigration Crackdown Begins In New Orleans
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) launched an immigration crackdown on Wednesday in New Orleans, the latest Democratic-run city to be targeted by the Trump administration.
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US Pauses Immigration Applications From 19 Non-European Countries
The Trump administration on Tuesday said it paused all immigration applications, including green card and U.S. citizenship processing, filed by immigrants from 19 non-European countries, citing concerns over national security and public safety.
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Afghan Who Shot National Guard Members Radicalised In US: Homeland Security
US authorities believe the Afghan immigrant accused of ambushing National Guard members in Washington, DC, was not radicalised until after he came to the United States, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said on Sunday.
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Louvre Museum To Raise Ticket Prices For Non-EU Visitors From January 2026
The updated rates, confirmed by the museum and staff unions to AFP, will apply to tourists from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, China and others beyond the EU's single market.
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Afghan Man Arrested After He Threatened To Bomb Building In Texas
The Afghan national, who was arrested a day before the Wednesday shooting near White House, has been charged at the state level with making a terrorist threat in Texas, Fox News reported.
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OnePlus 15 Reportedly Bags FCC Certification Hinting at Imminent Launch in the US
The OnePlus 15, already launched in India and other markets, is finally nearing its US debut after reportedly securing FCC certification under the identifier CPH2749. The approval removes the last regulatory obstacle, though OnePlus has yet to issue an official update. The phone features a 6.78-inch QHD+ 165Hz AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen...
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India Ranks Third In Asia Power Index 2025, Just Behind US And China
India has secured third ranking in Asia Power Index 2025 while the United States and China occupy the first and second spot respectively, a globally reputed thinktank said in its findings.
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US Will Permanently Pause Migration From All '3rd World Countries': Trump
"You Won't Be Here For Long": Trump To Permanently Pause Migration From All Third World Countries
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"Panicked" Passenger Opened Plane Door At US Airport, Here's What Happened Next
He is now facing multiple charges, including reckless conduct, second-degree criminal damage to property, and interfering with security measures.
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Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
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Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
