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Gujaratis Make Electoral Debut In Canada As Punjabis Seek Re-Election
Gujaratis have emerged as a major bloc, even as Punjabis remain a force to be reckoned with in Canada's political sphere, as immigrants of Indian origin steadily gain ground in the North American country which will hold federal elections this month.
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Tokyo-Bound American Airlines Flight Diverts After Snag, Lands In Texas After 12 Hours
A Tokyo-bound American Airlines flight from New York City was forced to make a U-turn after it encountered a "maintenance issue".
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80s Rockstar's Fiancee Falls Off Cruise After Argument, Search Op On
The Royal Bahamas Police Force said they were looking into the case of a 56-year-old American woman who "is reported to have jumped off a cruise ship in waters".
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MrBeast Slams American Healthcare System After Helping 2,000 Amputees Walk Again
MrBeast condemned the US healthcare system that did not provide basic facilities to its citizens which forced individuals like him to step in.
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US Strikes Houthi Targets In Yemen Used In Attacks On US Shipping: Pentagon
The US military said Tuesday its forces had hit Houthi targets in Yemen's capital that the Iran-backed rebels used to attack American warships and commercial vessels.
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US Strike Killed Islamic State Group Leader In Syria: Military
American forces killed an Islamic State (IS) group leader and another of the group's members in a strike in Syria, the US military said on Friday.
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16th-Century Spanish Cannons Found in Arizona, Could Be US’s Oldest Firearms
Archaeologists have discovered two cannons dating back to 1541 in Arizona. The firearms, believed to be the oldest found in the US, were left behind by Spanish forces after a battle against Native Americans. The cannons, part of Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition, were likely abandoned following resistance from Indigenous groups. Experts...
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When An American Diplomat Stood Up Against Nixon-Kissinger To Save Dhaka
The Pakistan Air Force bombed Indian airfields, and then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared war against the enemy.
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As Intel Forces CEO Pat Gelsinger Out, What's Next For American Chipmaker
Less than four years after taking the helm of Intel, Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger resigned from the company on Monday following pressure from the board.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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In A First, Ukraine Hits Russia With Long-Range American Missile After Biden's Approval
Ukrainian defence forces reportedly carried out their first strike in the border regions within Russian territory using Western-supplied ATACMS ballistic missiles.
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Armed Police Rush To American Airlines Flight After Mysterious Mid-Air Noise
An American Airlines flight from Buenos Aires to New York was forced to return after a strange "banging noise" at 30,000 feet, sparking fears of a possible person trapped in the cargo hold.
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Why Joe Biden Apologised To Native Americans Over 'Horrific' Boarding Schools
The government had shifted thousands of Native American children from their homes and forced them into these boarding schools.
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Mysterious Drones Swarmed US Military Bases For 17 Days, Pentagon Was Not Able To Stop Them: Report
The drone sightings continued for 17 days, raising suspicions that they might be the work of Russian or Chinese agents seeking to spy on American military assets.
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Raid By US, Iraqi Forces Kill 15 ISIS Members In West Iraq
A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of the Islamic State group in western Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Friday.
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Gujaratis Make Electoral Debut In Canada As Punjabis Seek Re-Election
Gujaratis have emerged as a major bloc, even as Punjabis remain a force to be reckoned with in Canada's political sphere, as immigrants of Indian origin steadily gain ground in the North American country which will hold federal elections this month.
-
Tokyo-Bound American Airlines Flight Diverts After Snag, Lands In Texas After 12 Hours
A Tokyo-bound American Airlines flight from New York City was forced to make a U-turn after it encountered a "maintenance issue".
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80s Rockstar's Fiancee Falls Off Cruise After Argument, Search Op On
The Royal Bahamas Police Force said they were looking into the case of a 56-year-old American woman who "is reported to have jumped off a cruise ship in waters".
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MrBeast Slams American Healthcare System After Helping 2,000 Amputees Walk Again
MrBeast condemned the US healthcare system that did not provide basic facilities to its citizens which forced individuals like him to step in.
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US Strikes Houthi Targets In Yemen Used In Attacks On US Shipping: Pentagon
The US military said Tuesday its forces had hit Houthi targets in Yemen's capital that the Iran-backed rebels used to attack American warships and commercial vessels.
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US Strike Killed Islamic State Group Leader In Syria: Military
American forces killed an Islamic State (IS) group leader and another of the group's members in a strike in Syria, the US military said on Friday.
-
16th-Century Spanish Cannons Found in Arizona, Could Be US’s Oldest Firearms
Archaeologists have discovered two cannons dating back to 1541 in Arizona. The firearms, believed to be the oldest found in the US, were left behind by Spanish forces after a battle against Native Americans. The cannons, part of Francisco Vázquez de Coronado’s expedition, were likely abandoned following resistance from Indigenous groups. Experts...
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When An American Diplomat Stood Up Against Nixon-Kissinger To Save Dhaka
The Pakistan Air Force bombed Indian airfields, and then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared war against the enemy.
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As Intel Forces CEO Pat Gelsinger Out, What's Next For American Chipmaker
Less than four years after taking the helm of Intel, Chief Executive Pat Gelsinger resigned from the company on Monday following pressure from the board.
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Hezbollah Leader, Linked To 2007 US Soldiers' Deaths, Killed In Israeli Airstrike: Report
An Israeli airstrike in Syria has reportedly killed senior Hezbollah commander Ali Mussa Daqduq, who's linked to one of the most daring attacks on American forces during the Iraq War, according to a senior US defence official, reported NBC News.
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In A First, Ukraine Hits Russia With Long-Range American Missile After Biden's Approval
Ukrainian defence forces reportedly carried out their first strike in the border regions within Russian territory using Western-supplied ATACMS ballistic missiles.
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Armed Police Rush To American Airlines Flight After Mysterious Mid-Air Noise
An American Airlines flight from Buenos Aires to New York was forced to return after a strange "banging noise" at 30,000 feet, sparking fears of a possible person trapped in the cargo hold.
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Why Joe Biden Apologised To Native Americans Over 'Horrific' Boarding Schools
The government had shifted thousands of Native American children from their homes and forced them into these boarding schools.
-
Mysterious Drones Swarmed US Military Bases For 17 Days, Pentagon Was Not Able To Stop Them: Report
The drone sightings continued for 17 days, raising suspicions that they might be the work of Russian or Chinese agents seeking to spy on American military assets.
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Raid By US, Iraqi Forces Kill 15 ISIS Members In West Iraq
A joint operation by American and Iraqi forces killed 15 members of the Islamic State group in western Iraq, US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Friday.
