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Trump Signs Order To Boost US Nuclear Energy
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders Friday to boost nuclear energy in the United States, including by rolling back regulatory processes on a still divisive technology.
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JD Vance Says Use Of Military Force Under Trump Will Be "Cautious, Decisive"
US Vice President JD Vance said on Friday that the United States under President Donald Trump will choose carefully when to use military force and will avoid involvement in open-ended conflicts in what he called a break from recent US policies.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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'Harvard Refugee': Chinese Students Weigh Options Amid Trump's Crackdown
Chinese students at Harvard were cancelling flights home on Friday and seeking legal advice on staying in the United States after President Donald Trump's administration blocked the famed university from enrolling foreign students.
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What Harvard Said On Trump Halting Its Ability To Enroll Foreign Students
There were over 6,000 international students enrolled at Harvard during the 2024-2025 academic year, representing 27.3 per cent of the student body.
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Alleged US Killer Of Israel Embassy Staff Charged With Murder
The suspect accused of gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum in Washington was charged Thursday with murder, as international tensions over anti-Semitism erupted over the attack.
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Iran Warns To Hold US Responsible For Israeli Attack Ahead Of Nuclear Talks
Iran warned it would hold the United States responsible for any Israeli attack on its atomic facilities, on the eve of a new round of nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran.
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France Denies Telegram Founder Pavel Durov's Request To Visit US
France has denied a request by Telegram founder Pavel Durov to travel to the United States for talks with investment funds, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Blog | Gaza: What To Think About When You're Too Tired To Think About War
Amid the fire and fury, a quieter story is also unfolding, however invisible it may be: Israelis and Palestinians, Jewish and Arab citizens within Israel, and a few cases in the occupied West Bank, working to build a shared and peaceful society.
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"US Was In United States": S Jaishankar On Trump's India-Pak Mediation Claim
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reiterated that the recent cessation of hostilities between India and Pakistan was the result of a direct bilateral arrangement, and not influenced by international mediation, particularly from the United States
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How Trump Confronted African President With 'White Persecution' Claims
A meeting meant to ease the relationship between South Africa and the United States spiralled when US President Donald Trump ambushed the South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa.
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"Why We Need Indians...": US Man Calls H1-B Visa "Complete Fraud", Sparks Debate
A social media post by an American man stating that "H-1B is a complete fraud" has reignited discussion over H-1B visas and immigration.
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Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
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Why China Is "Seriously Concerned" Over US Golden Dome Defence System
However, China has expressed serious concerns over the project, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stating that it carries "strong offensive implications" and heightens the risks of militarisation of outer space and an arms race.
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Trump Confronts South Africa's Ramaphosa Over Claims Of A "White Genocide"
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday confronted his South African counterpart at the White House over an inflammatory speech made by the latter's colleague, calling for the death of white farmers in the African nation.
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Trump Signs Order To Boost US Nuclear Energy
President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders Friday to boost nuclear energy in the United States, including by rolling back regulatory processes on a still divisive technology.
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JD Vance Says Use Of Military Force Under Trump Will Be "Cautious, Decisive"
US Vice President JD Vance said on Friday that the United States under President Donald Trump will choose carefully when to use military force and will avoid involvement in open-ended conflicts in what he called a break from recent US policies.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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'Harvard Refugee': Chinese Students Weigh Options Amid Trump's Crackdown
Chinese students at Harvard were cancelling flights home on Friday and seeking legal advice on staying in the United States after President Donald Trump's administration blocked the famed university from enrolling foreign students.
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What Harvard Said On Trump Halting Its Ability To Enroll Foreign Students
There were over 6,000 international students enrolled at Harvard during the 2024-2025 academic year, representing 27.3 per cent of the student body.
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Alleged US Killer Of Israel Embassy Staff Charged With Murder
The suspect accused of gunning down two Israeli embassy staffers outside a Jewish museum in Washington was charged Thursday with murder, as international tensions over anti-Semitism erupted over the attack.
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Iran Warns To Hold US Responsible For Israeli Attack Ahead Of Nuclear Talks
Iran warned it would hold the United States responsible for any Israeli attack on its atomic facilities, on the eve of a new round of nuclear talks between Washington and Tehran.
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France Denies Telegram Founder Pavel Durov's Request To Visit US
France has denied a request by Telegram founder Pavel Durov to travel to the United States for talks with investment funds, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Blog | Gaza: What To Think About When You're Too Tired To Think About War
Amid the fire and fury, a quieter story is also unfolding, however invisible it may be: Israelis and Palestinians, Jewish and Arab citizens within Israel, and a few cases in the occupied West Bank, working to build a shared and peaceful society.
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"US Was In United States": S Jaishankar On Trump's India-Pak Mediation Claim
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reiterated that the recent cessation of hostilities between India and Pakistan was the result of a direct bilateral arrangement, and not influenced by international mediation, particularly from the United States
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How Trump Confronted African President With 'White Persecution' Claims
A meeting meant to ease the relationship between South Africa and the United States spiralled when US President Donald Trump ambushed the South African counterpart, Cyril Ramaphosa.
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"Why We Need Indians...": US Man Calls H1-B Visa "Complete Fraud", Sparks Debate
A social media post by an American man stating that "H-1B is a complete fraud" has reignited discussion over H-1B visas and immigration.
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Hacker Steals Data From US Government Through App Used By Trump Aide
Reuters identified more than 60 government users of the messaging platform TeleMessage in a cache of leaked data provided by Distributed Denial of Secrets, a nonprofit whose stated mission is to archive hacked and leaked documents in public interest.
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Why China Is "Seriously Concerned" Over US Golden Dome Defence System
However, China has expressed serious concerns over the project, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stating that it carries "strong offensive implications" and heightens the risks of militarisation of outer space and an arms race.
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Trump Confronts South Africa's Ramaphosa Over Claims Of A "White Genocide"
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday confronted his South African counterpart at the White House over an inflammatory speech made by the latter's colleague, calling for the death of white farmers in the African nation.
