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ICC Suspends USA Cricket's Membership After Breaches Of Its Obligations
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the suspension of USA Cricket's membership with immediate effect, saying the decision has been taken after a "thorough review of affairs and extensive engagement with key stakeholders over the past year".
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Fired Immigration Judges Vow To Fight Back Against Trump Administration Terminations
Federal immigration judges fired by the Trump administration are filing appeals, pursuing legal action and speaking out in an unusually public campaign to fight back.
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Why Trump Makes A U-Turn On Musk And Wants 'Elon To Thrive Like Never Before'
US President Donald Trump clarified on Thursday that he wants Elon Musk and his companies to "thrive". He said he wanted all businesses within the US to "thrive like never before".
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National Sports Bill: How It's Different From National Sports Code
India has taken a big step towards joining powers like the USA, UK, China, and Japan which have laws in place for streamlined administrative set-ups with the introduction of the National Sports Governance Bill in Lok Sabha.
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Epstein's Ex Lawyer Wants His Ex Girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell To Testify About His Crimes
One of Jeffrey Epstein's former attorneys on Sunday called on the US Justice Department to release additional investigative records from its sex-trafficking investigation.
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Opinion | China's Real Problem Is At Home
Governments are unwilling to give China's overcapacity a free pass anymore. Higher tariffs against it will stay even if this round of the US-China trade war is settled.
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ACMA Hopeful Of Strong Trade-Related Relations Between India and USA
ACMA remains hopeful that the ongoing bilateral negotiations between the Indian and U.S. governments will lead to a balanced resolution that benefits both economies.
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Collegiate Cricket League (CCL) Introduces Global Cricket To U.S. Colleges
The CCL is supported by USA Cricket, the official governing body for cricket in the United States, which will act as an affiliate partner.
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Family Of Indian Man, Who Drowned In US National Park, Urge Government For More Help
The family of Siddhant Vitthal Patil, who went missing in the USA after he took a trip to the Glacier National Park in Montana have urged the Indian government to help them get more details on his whereabouts.
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US Sues Adobe Over Hiding Fees, Making It Difficult To Cancel Subscriptions
The U.S. government sued Adobe on Monday, accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing hefty termination fees in its most popular subscription plan, and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions.
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"The Intent To...": US Slams Israel On Gaza Civilian Death Count
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in his strongest public criticism of Israel's conduct of the war on Hamas in south Gaza, said there was a gap between the government's declared intentions to protect civilians and the casualties.
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"If They Intervene...": Iraq Politician Warns US Amid Israel-Hamas War
Hadi Al-Amiri, a powerful Iraqi politician close to Iran and a key figure in the cross-party alliance backing Iraq's government, has threatened to target U.S. interests if Washington intervenes to support Israel in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza.
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Hyundai Receives $1.8 Billion In Incentives To Set-Up New EV Factory In Georgia, USA
Carmaker has received tax breaks and other incentives for the U.S. state and other local government bodies to set-up new 3 lakh unit per year EV factory.
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"Cheaper To Buy Cocaine": Senator Hits Out At Biden Over High Gas Prices
A senator from the Republican Party in the United States has hit out at the Joe Biden government saying that gas prices are so high "it would be cheaper to buy cocaine and just run everywhere".
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"India Has One Of The Lowest Covid Deaths (374) Per Million": Centre
India has one of the "lowest" 374 COVID-19 deaths per million population, according to the World Health Organisation, compared to similarly affected countries like the USA, Brazil, Russia and Mexico, the government said on Tuesday.
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ICC Suspends USA Cricket's Membership After Breaches Of Its Obligations
The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the suspension of USA Cricket's membership with immediate effect, saying the decision has been taken after a "thorough review of affairs and extensive engagement with key stakeholders over the past year".
-
Fired Immigration Judges Vow To Fight Back Against Trump Administration Terminations
Federal immigration judges fired by the Trump administration are filing appeals, pursuing legal action and speaking out in an unusually public campaign to fight back.
-
Why Trump Makes A U-Turn On Musk And Wants 'Elon To Thrive Like Never Before'
US President Donald Trump clarified on Thursday that he wants Elon Musk and his companies to "thrive". He said he wanted all businesses within the US to "thrive like never before".
-
National Sports Bill: How It's Different From National Sports Code
India has taken a big step towards joining powers like the USA, UK, China, and Japan which have laws in place for streamlined administrative set-ups with the introduction of the National Sports Governance Bill in Lok Sabha.
-
Epstein's Ex Lawyer Wants His Ex Girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell To Testify About His Crimes
One of Jeffrey Epstein's former attorneys on Sunday called on the US Justice Department to release additional investigative records from its sex-trafficking investigation.
-
Opinion | China's Real Problem Is At Home
Governments are unwilling to give China's overcapacity a free pass anymore. Higher tariffs against it will stay even if this round of the US-China trade war is settled.
-
ACMA Hopeful Of Strong Trade-Related Relations Between India and USA
ACMA remains hopeful that the ongoing bilateral negotiations between the Indian and U.S. governments will lead to a balanced resolution that benefits both economies.
-
Collegiate Cricket League (CCL) Introduces Global Cricket To U.S. Colleges
The CCL is supported by USA Cricket, the official governing body for cricket in the United States, which will act as an affiliate partner.
-
Family Of Indian Man, Who Drowned In US National Park, Urge Government For More Help
The family of Siddhant Vitthal Patil, who went missing in the USA after he took a trip to the Glacier National Park in Montana have urged the Indian government to help them get more details on his whereabouts.
-
US Sues Adobe Over Hiding Fees, Making It Difficult To Cancel Subscriptions
The U.S. government sued Adobe on Monday, accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing hefty termination fees in its most popular subscription plan, and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions.
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"The Intent To...": US Slams Israel On Gaza Civilian Death Count
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in his strongest public criticism of Israel's conduct of the war on Hamas in south Gaza, said there was a gap between the government's declared intentions to protect civilians and the casualties.
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"If They Intervene...": Iraq Politician Warns US Amid Israel-Hamas War
Hadi Al-Amiri, a powerful Iraqi politician close to Iran and a key figure in the cross-party alliance backing Iraq's government, has threatened to target U.S. interests if Washington intervenes to support Israel in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza.
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Hyundai Receives $1.8 Billion In Incentives To Set-Up New EV Factory In Georgia, USA
Carmaker has received tax breaks and other incentives for the U.S. state and other local government bodies to set-up new 3 lakh unit per year EV factory.
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"Cheaper To Buy Cocaine": Senator Hits Out At Biden Over High Gas Prices
A senator from the Republican Party in the United States has hit out at the Joe Biden government saying that gas prices are so high "it would be cheaper to buy cocaine and just run everywhere".
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"India Has One Of The Lowest Covid Deaths (374) Per Million": Centre
India has one of the "lowest" 374 COVID-19 deaths per million population, according to the World Health Organisation, compared to similarly affected countries like the USA, Brazil, Russia and Mexico, the government said on Tuesday.
