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Afghan Who Shot 2 National Guard Members Served As Soldier Alongside US Army
A 29-year-old Afghan national has been identified as the suspected gunman who shot two West Virginia National Guard members deployed to Washington DC, just blocks from the White House, in a brazen act of violence.
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Rahul Gandhi Shares Reaction To Congress Accounts Being Sealed Before Polls
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addressing an event in Washington DC metro area said that just months ahead of the general elections in India the bank accounts of his party were sealed leaving it without funds for advertising or campaigning.
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"These People Don't Understand India": Rahul Gandhi Attacks RSS In US
Speaking at Washington DC metro area on Monday (local time), Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the Indians in the US are the bridge between the two countries.
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Over 15,000 Families In US Helped By Group Of Indian-Americans Amid Covid
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, an initiative by the Indian American community in the Washington DC metro area, United States, to provide groceries has helped over 15,000 families since May.
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Man Threw Dead Girlfriend's Clothes, But Kept Sock. It Led To His Arrest
On Nov. 12, 1991, Theodore Dill Donahue decided it was time to clean out his apartment. Earlier that day, a tersely written news item had appeared at the bottom of the 14th page of the metro edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer, noting that a woman's body had been found in the woods outside the city, where it had been abandoned weeks earlier.
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A Deaf Couple Sought Help From Delta Staff. Now, They Want To Sue Airline
A deaf couple accused a Delta Air Lines staffer of discriminating against them by refusing to communicate with them in a way they would understand - in writing. Instead, the couple said, the staffer rolled her eyes, the situation escalated, police were called, and they never got on their flight.
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Urban Planners Race To Catch Up With Infra For Self-Driving Cars
When Sheryl Connelly was growing up in Metro Detroit, she worried that the ease of newfangled power steering was going to lull Americans into oblivion.
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Waffle House Hero Wrestled Gun From Shooter, Then Raised More Than $26,000 For Victims' Families
James Shaw Jr. single-handedly wrestled an AR-15 from a man at a Waffle House who had just gone on a shooting rampage in Antioch, Tennessee, early Sunday morning, killing four people.
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Uber Is Not Just for Hailing Rides Anymore
The company also announced Wednesday that it will partner with car-sharing app Getaround to offer car rentals for riders and drivers.
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Donald Trump Pledges 'Full Support' To Vladimir Putin Over Russia Metro Attack
US President Donald Trump spoke Monday with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and pledged Washington's "full support" for Moscow's response to the deadly attack on the Saint Petersburg metro, the White House said.
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Afghan Who Shot 2 National Guard Members Served As Soldier Alongside US Army
A 29-year-old Afghan national has been identified as the suspected gunman who shot two West Virginia National Guard members deployed to Washington DC, just blocks from the White House, in a brazen act of violence.
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Rahul Gandhi Shares Reaction To Congress Accounts Being Sealed Before Polls
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi addressing an event in Washington DC metro area said that just months ahead of the general elections in India the bank accounts of his party were sealed leaving it without funds for advertising or campaigning.
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"These People Don't Understand India": Rahul Gandhi Attacks RSS In US
Speaking at Washington DC metro area on Monday (local time), Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the Indians in the US are the bridge between the two countries.
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Over 15,000 Families In US Helped By Group Of Indian-Americans Amid Covid
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, an initiative by the Indian American community in the Washington DC metro area, United States, to provide groceries has helped over 15,000 families since May.
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Man Threw Dead Girlfriend's Clothes, But Kept Sock. It Led To His Arrest
On Nov. 12, 1991, Theodore Dill Donahue decided it was time to clean out his apartment. Earlier that day, a tersely written news item had appeared at the bottom of the 14th page of the metro edition of the Philadelphia Inquirer, noting that a woman's body had been found in the woods outside the city, where it had been abandoned weeks earlier.
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A Deaf Couple Sought Help From Delta Staff. Now, They Want To Sue Airline
A deaf couple accused a Delta Air Lines staffer of discriminating against them by refusing to communicate with them in a way they would understand - in writing. Instead, the couple said, the staffer rolled her eyes, the situation escalated, police were called, and they never got on their flight.
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Urban Planners Race To Catch Up With Infra For Self-Driving Cars
When Sheryl Connelly was growing up in Metro Detroit, she worried that the ease of newfangled power steering was going to lull Americans into oblivion.
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Waffle House Hero Wrestled Gun From Shooter, Then Raised More Than $26,000 For Victims' Families
James Shaw Jr. single-handedly wrestled an AR-15 from a man at a Waffle House who had just gone on a shooting rampage in Antioch, Tennessee, early Sunday morning, killing four people.
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Uber Is Not Just for Hailing Rides Anymore
The company also announced Wednesday that it will partner with car-sharing app Getaround to offer car rentals for riders and drivers.
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Donald Trump Pledges 'Full Support' To Vladimir Putin Over Russia Metro Attack
US President Donald Trump spoke Monday with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and pledged Washington's "full support" for Moscow's response to the deadly attack on the Saint Petersburg metro, the White House said.
