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US' U-Turn On Green Card Rules, Most Immigrants Won't Have To Leave America
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that most immigrants applying for green cards will not need to leave the United States while their applications are processed.
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Indian-Origin Microsoft Veteran Soma Somasegar Dies At 59, Silicon Valley In Shock
Born in Puducherry, Somasegar built a distinguished global career that spanned nearly three decades at Microsoft before moving into venture capital.
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Trump Averages 40-60 Trades Per Day: Wall Street Sees A Sketchy Pattern
The White House says there is no conflict. The Trump Organization says the trades are executed by third-party institutions using automated systems.
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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"We Do These Embarrassing Things In Politics": Trump On McDonald's Order Stunt
The White House ordered McDonald's cheeseburgers that were brought to the Oval Office by DoorDash delivery driver Sharon Simmons, a Republican supporter from Arkansas, and received personally by Trump.
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Why Trump Gave $100 Tip To Grandma On McDonald's Delivery To White House
Sharon Simmons, dressed in a "DoorDash Grandma" T-shirt, walked up to the Oval Office's exterior door to deliver food from McDonald's.
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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What Did Anil Ambani-Jeffrey Epstein Talk About? Report Shares Details
Anil Ambani has faced no allegations of sexual misconduct. The NYT report says he did not respond to a request for comment.
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Trump To Call On Arab Nations To Pay For Iran War? What White House Said
Karoline Leavitt, asked at a news briefing whether Arab countries would step up to help pay for the war, said she would not get ahead of the Republican president but that it was an idea that Trump had.
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India Tariffs Cut To 10% As Donald Trump Faces US Supreme Court Setback
US trading partners, including India, that have reached tariff deals with Donald Trump's administration before the Supreme Court verdict, will now face a 10 per cent duty, despite higher levels they may have agreed on previously, the White House said
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Trump Favours High Defence Spending Nations As Customers For US Weapons
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would re-prioritize the customer list for US weapons in favor of countries with higher defense spending and strategic importance in their region, the White House said on Friday.
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Kevin Warsh, Ex-Federal Reserve Official, Picked By Trump As Next Chair Of Fed
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will nominate former Federal Reserve official Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Fed. After current chair Jerome Powell's term expires in May, Warsh would replace him.
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"Crackdown Gone Too Far": Approval Of Trump's Immigration Policy Hits New Low
American approval of US President Donald Trump's immigration policy fell to its lowest level since his return to the White House in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, with a majority of Americans saying his crackdown on immigration has gone too far.
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White House Defends Trump's H-1B Stance Calls It "Nuanced, Common-Sense"
The White House defended US President Donald Trump's views on the H-1B visas, saying that he has a "nuanced and common-sense opinion on this issue."
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H-1B Visa Fee Of $100,000 Crucial 'To Stop System Abuse': White House
The White House defended the Trump administration's H-1B visa policy, telling IANS that the $100,000 application fee is a "significant first step to stop abuses of the system."
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US' U-Turn On Green Card Rules, Most Immigrants Won't Have To Leave America
The US Department of Homeland Security has clarified that most immigrants applying for green cards will not need to leave the United States while their applications are processed.
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Indian-Origin Microsoft Veteran Soma Somasegar Dies At 59, Silicon Valley In Shock
Born in Puducherry, Somasegar built a distinguished global career that spanned nearly three decades at Microsoft before moving into venture capital.
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Trump Averages 40-60 Trades Per Day: Wall Street Sees A Sketchy Pattern
The White House says there is no conflict. The Trump Organization says the trades are executed by third-party institutions using automated systems.
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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"We Do These Embarrassing Things In Politics": Trump On McDonald's Order Stunt
The White House ordered McDonald's cheeseburgers that were brought to the Oval Office by DoorDash delivery driver Sharon Simmons, a Republican supporter from Arkansas, and received personally by Trump.
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Why Trump Gave $100 Tip To Grandma On McDonald's Delivery To White House
Sharon Simmons, dressed in a "DoorDash Grandma" T-shirt, walked up to the Oval Office's exterior door to deliver food from McDonald's.
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White House Insider Trading: How Traders Made Millions With Leaked War News
Initially, the White House dismissed claims that anyone used secret information for profit. But now the staff has been warned not to bet on futures.
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What Did Anil Ambani-Jeffrey Epstein Talk About? Report Shares Details
Anil Ambani has faced no allegations of sexual misconduct. The NYT report says he did not respond to a request for comment.
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Trump To Call On Arab Nations To Pay For Iran War? What White House Said
Karoline Leavitt, asked at a news briefing whether Arab countries would step up to help pay for the war, said she would not get ahead of the Republican president but that it was an idea that Trump had.
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India Tariffs Cut To 10% As Donald Trump Faces US Supreme Court Setback
US trading partners, including India, that have reached tariff deals with Donald Trump's administration before the Supreme Court verdict, will now face a 10 per cent duty, despite higher levels they may have agreed on previously, the White House said
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Trump Favours High Defence Spending Nations As Customers For US Weapons
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would re-prioritize the customer list for US weapons in favor of countries with higher defense spending and strategic importance in their region, the White House said on Friday.
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Kevin Warsh, Ex-Federal Reserve Official, Picked By Trump As Next Chair Of Fed
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will nominate former Federal Reserve official Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Fed. After current chair Jerome Powell's term expires in May, Warsh would replace him.
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"Crackdown Gone Too Far": Approval Of Trump's Immigration Policy Hits New Low
American approval of US President Donald Trump's immigration policy fell to its lowest level since his return to the White House in a new Reuters/Ipsos poll, with a majority of Americans saying his crackdown on immigration has gone too far.
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White House Defends Trump's H-1B Stance Calls It "Nuanced, Common-Sense"
The White House defended US President Donald Trump's views on the H-1B visas, saying that he has a "nuanced and common-sense opinion on this issue."
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H-1B Visa Fee Of $100,000 Crucial 'To Stop System Abuse': White House
The White House defended the Trump administration's H-1B visa policy, telling IANS that the $100,000 application fee is a "significant first step to stop abuses of the system."
