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US Court Disqualifies Ex-Trump Lawyer Alina Habba As New Jersey Prosecutor
A US appeals court on Monday struck down an attempt by President Donald Trump to bypass the customary Senate confirmation process and appoint his former personal lawyer to a post as a top federal prosecutor.
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New Stanford Algorithm Derank Divisive Political Posts on X
Stanford researchers found that a browser-based tool that reorders posts on X can reduce political hostility. Tested during the 2024 US election, it pushed extreme or partisan content lower in users’ feeds without hiding anything. After ten days, participants reported warmer feelings toward the opposing political side. The study suggests small ra...
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Trump's Crackdown On "Unvetted, Unchecked" Afghans Who Came To US In 2021
Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, and shared a picture of Afghans being airlifted as part of the "Operation Allies Welcome". Calling it "horrendous airlift", Trump vowed to "fix it".
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Afghans Say Last Path To Safety Shut As US Halts Visas After DC Shooting
Afghans who fled the Taliban and have waited years for a U.S. resettlement decision say their last path to safety has shut since Washington froze all Afghan immigration cases following a shooting near the White House.
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Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
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"Suspect From Hellhole Afghanistan": Trump On "Act Of Terror" In US Capital
US President Donald Trump has called the National Guard shooting in Washington DC an act of terror and a crime against humanity.
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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US Immigration Officials Detain Woman Related To White House Press Secretary
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained the mother of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's nephew, who is also facing deportation to Brazil.
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US College Student, 23, Mauled To Death By 3 Pit Bulls She Was Caring For
Her mother, Jennifer Hubbell, expressed shock, stating the dogs "seemed to love her" and had been caring for them for several weeks.
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Brazilian Tourist Who Lost Limbs In New York Subway Accident Gets $82 Million
A US federal jury in Brooklyn has awarded nearly $82 million to a 29-year-old Brazilian student tourist after she lost her left arm and left leg in a subway accident in 2016.
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"Wanted To Return": Odisha Teen Says Her Charges Against US Mother Are Fake
After accusing an American citizen who adopted her of physical and mental torture, a woman on Tuesday claimed that she had made false allegations against her US mother simply to return to Odisha.
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Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
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Sahil Sambhi, The Man Behind Latango, Japonico, Bawri And More, Shares His Journey With Us
In a candid conversation with NDTV Food, Sahil opens up about his journey, the ideas that inspire his ventures, and the challenges of staying ahead in an ever-competitive industry.
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Who Is Rama Raju Mantena? The Indian-American Pharma Titan Behind Viral Udaipur Wedding
Rama Raju Mantena is a prominent figure in the US pharmaceutical industry, serving as the Chairman and CEO of Ingenus Pharmaceuticals, a company with operations in the US, Switzerland, and India.
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'No Job, Money': Trump's Immigration Action Leaves 2 Lakh Ukrainians In Limbo
They are waiting for Donald Trump's administration to decide the fate of a humanitarian program that allowed some 260,000 people who fled the war in Ukraine to live and work in the US.
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US Court Disqualifies Ex-Trump Lawyer Alina Habba As New Jersey Prosecutor
A US appeals court on Monday struck down an attempt by President Donald Trump to bypass the customary Senate confirmation process and appoint his former personal lawyer to a post as a top federal prosecutor.
-
New Stanford Algorithm Derank Divisive Political Posts on X
Stanford researchers found that a browser-based tool that reorders posts on X can reduce political hostility. Tested during the 2024 US election, it pushed extreme or partisan content lower in users’ feeds without hiding anything. After ten days, participants reported warmer feelings toward the opposing political side. The study suggests small ra...
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Trump's Crackdown On "Unvetted, Unchecked" Afghans Who Came To US In 2021
Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, and shared a picture of Afghans being airlifted as part of the "Operation Allies Welcome". Calling it "horrendous airlift", Trump vowed to "fix it".
-
Afghans Say Last Path To Safety Shut As US Halts Visas After DC Shooting
Afghans who fled the Taliban and have waited years for a U.S. resettlement decision say their last path to safety has shut since Washington froze all Afghan immigration cases following a shooting near the White House.
-
Big US Move After Afghan Man Shoots 2 National Guard Members
The United States has stopped the processing of all immigration requests of Afghan nationals after two National Guard personnel were shot near the White House in Washington DC.
-
"Suspect From Hellhole Afghanistan": Trump On "Act Of Terror" In US Capital
US President Donald Trump has called the National Guard shooting in Washington DC an act of terror and a crime against humanity.
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2 US Guardsmen Critical After Shooting Near White House, Suspect In Custody
Two National Guard soldiers were shot Wednesday near White House and their conditions aren't immediately known, according to two law enforcement officials not authorized to discuss the matter publicly and who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity.
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US Immigration Officials Detain Woman Related To White House Press Secretary
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained the mother of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's nephew, who is also facing deportation to Brazil.
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US College Student, 23, Mauled To Death By 3 Pit Bulls She Was Caring For
Her mother, Jennifer Hubbell, expressed shock, stating the dogs "seemed to love her" and had been caring for them for several weeks.
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Brazilian Tourist Who Lost Limbs In New York Subway Accident Gets $82 Million
A US federal jury in Brooklyn has awarded nearly $82 million to a 29-year-old Brazilian student tourist after she lost her left arm and left leg in a subway accident in 2016.
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"Wanted To Return": Odisha Teen Says Her Charges Against US Mother Are Fake
After accusing an American citizen who adopted her of physical and mental torture, a woman on Tuesday claimed that she had made false allegations against her US mother simply to return to Odisha.
-
Kash Patel's 3D-Printed Gun Gift To New Zealand Officials Was Toy Replicas
Inoperable pistols gifted by Kash Patel to senior New Zealand security officials, who had to relinquish them for destruction because they were illegal to possess, were revolvers inspired by toy Nerf guns and popular among 3D-printed weapon hobbyists.
-
Sahil Sambhi, The Man Behind Latango, Japonico, Bawri And More, Shares His Journey With Us
In a candid conversation with NDTV Food, Sahil opens up about his journey, the ideas that inspire his ventures, and the challenges of staying ahead in an ever-competitive industry.
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Who Is Rama Raju Mantena? The Indian-American Pharma Titan Behind Viral Udaipur Wedding
Rama Raju Mantena is a prominent figure in the US pharmaceutical industry, serving as the Chairman and CEO of Ingenus Pharmaceuticals, a company with operations in the US, Switzerland, and India.
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'No Job, Money': Trump's Immigration Action Leaves 2 Lakh Ukrainians In Limbo
They are waiting for Donald Trump's administration to decide the fate of a humanitarian program that allowed some 260,000 people who fled the war in Ukraine to live and work in the US.
