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US Pauses Visa Interviews Worldwide: What It Means For Indians And Other Applicants
Visa applicants worldwide, including Indians, face delays as interviews are rescheduled amid tighter assessments of potential public benefit dependency.
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Under Trump, US Has Revoked Over 1,75,000 Visas. Here's Who's Been Targeted
Most visas were revoked following "law enforcement encounters," with assault, driving under the influence, theft and drug crimes the leading causes, the department said.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Linked To Iceberg Lettuce Spreads To 15 States: CDC
Parasitic illness cases in 15 states have been linked to iceberg lettuce, U.S. health officials have confirmed.
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US To Close Consulates In Canada, Japan, Indonesia: Report
The US State Department has notified Congress that it plans to close five foreign missions in a rare downsizing of America's global diplomatic footprint, according to people familiar with the notice.
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More Millionaires Are Leaving New York For Florida And Texas, State Loses $11 Billion In Revenue
The report comes amid renewed debate over New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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US Clears Emergency Sale Of 12,000 Bomb Casings Worth $152 Million To Israel
The US State Department approved the "emergency" sale of 12,000 bomb casings to Israel on Friday as the countries engage Iran in an escalating Middle East war.
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Trump Says He Will Sign Order Curbing State AI Laws
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would sign an executive order on artificial intelligence that would attempt to preempt a growing number of state laws governing the technology with a national standard.
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US State Department Ditches Biden-Era "Woke" Font, Returns To Times New Roman. Here's Why
The Biden administration had adopted Calibri, a sans-serif font, in January 2023, citing its accessibility for people with visual impairments.
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US Clears $93 Million Sale Of Javelin Missiles, Excalibur Projectiles To India
The United States has approved possible sale of the Javelin Missile System, Excalibur projectiles, and related equipment at a total estimated cost of $92.8 million.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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Northern Lights Could Be Visible in These US States Tonight, How To See Them
The northern lights are caused by geomagnetic storms, which occur when charged particles from the sun collide with gases in Earth's atmosphere, creating brilliant waves of light in the sky.
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US State Department Employee Accused Of Removing Classified Documents, Meeting Chinese Officials
A US State Department employee has been accused of unlawfully removing classified documents from secure government locations and holding multiple meetings with Chinese officials dating back to 2023, Fox News reported.
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Trump Administration Fires US Diplomat Over Romance With Chinese Woman
US President Donald Trump's administration said Wednesday it fired a State Department employee who did not acknowledge a romantic relationship with a Chinese national.
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Uncertainty And Adani Pullout Chilled Investor Appetite In Sri Lanka: US Department
Sri Lanka's foreign investment policy is inconsistent and is marred by unnecessary regulations, legal uncertainty and poor bureaucratic responsiveness, the US Department of State said, citing Adani group's pullout of a $400 million energy project.
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US To Revoke Colombian President's Visa Over 'Reckless, Incendiary Actions'
President Petro shared video of himself speaking to a large crowd through a megaphone, with his translator then relaying his comments calling on "nations of the world" to contribute soldiers for an army "larger than that of the US."
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US Pauses Visa Interviews Worldwide: What It Means For Indians And Other Applicants
Visa applicants worldwide, including Indians, face delays as interviews are rescheduled amid tighter assessments of potential public benefit dependency.
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Under Trump, US Has Revoked Over 1,75,000 Visas. Here's Who's Been Targeted
Most visas were revoked following "law enforcement encounters," with assault, driving under the influence, theft and drug crimes the leading causes, the department said.
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Cyclospora Outbreak Linked To Iceberg Lettuce Spreads To 15 States: CDC
Parasitic illness cases in 15 states have been linked to iceberg lettuce, U.S. health officials have confirmed.
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US To Close Consulates In Canada, Japan, Indonesia: Report
The US State Department has notified Congress that it plans to close five foreign missions in a rare downsizing of America's global diplomatic footprint, according to people familiar with the notice.
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More Millionaires Are Leaving New York For Florida And Texas, State Loses $11 Billion In Revenue
The report comes amid renewed debate over New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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US Clears Emergency Sale Of 12,000 Bomb Casings Worth $152 Million To Israel
The US State Department approved the "emergency" sale of 12,000 bomb casings to Israel on Friday as the countries engage Iran in an escalating Middle East war.
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Trump Says He Will Sign Order Curbing State AI Laws
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said he would sign an executive order on artificial intelligence that would attempt to preempt a growing number of state laws governing the technology with a national standard.
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US State Department Ditches Biden-Era "Woke" Font, Returns To Times New Roman. Here's Why
The Biden administration had adopted Calibri, a sans-serif font, in January 2023, citing its accessibility for people with visual impairments.
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US Clears $93 Million Sale Of Javelin Missiles, Excalibur Projectiles To India
The United States has approved possible sale of the Javelin Missile System, Excalibur projectiles, and related equipment at a total estimated cost of $92.8 million.
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US Removes Syria's Al-Sharaa From Terror List Ahead Of His Washington Visit
The United States on Friday formally removed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa from a terrorism blacklist, days before the former jihadist is set to make a landmark visit to Washington.
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Northern Lights Could Be Visible in These US States Tonight, How To See Them
The northern lights are caused by geomagnetic storms, which occur when charged particles from the sun collide with gases in Earth's atmosphere, creating brilliant waves of light in the sky.
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US State Department Employee Accused Of Removing Classified Documents, Meeting Chinese Officials
A US State Department employee has been accused of unlawfully removing classified documents from secure government locations and holding multiple meetings with Chinese officials dating back to 2023, Fox News reported.
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Trump Administration Fires US Diplomat Over Romance With Chinese Woman
US President Donald Trump's administration said Wednesday it fired a State Department employee who did not acknowledge a romantic relationship with a Chinese national.
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Uncertainty And Adani Pullout Chilled Investor Appetite In Sri Lanka: US Department
Sri Lanka's foreign investment policy is inconsistent and is marred by unnecessary regulations, legal uncertainty and poor bureaucratic responsiveness, the US Department of State said, citing Adani group's pullout of a $400 million energy project.
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US To Revoke Colombian President's Visa Over 'Reckless, Incendiary Actions'
President Petro shared video of himself speaking to a large crowd through a megaphone, with his translator then relaying his comments calling on "nations of the world" to contribute soldiers for an army "larger than that of the US."
