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Trump Tracker: Trump Sweeps All 7 Swing States With Arizona Victory
US President-elect Donald Trump has been invited to the White House on Wednesday after he sealed a historic comeback in the November 5 elections.
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Indian-Origin Democrat Amish Shah Leads In Arizona US House Seat
Indian-origin Democrat Amish Shah has taken the lead inArizona's first Congressional District election.
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Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Why One US County Matters Most In US Polls
Voters in Maricopa County, the largest in the US swing state of Arizona, will play a key role in deciding whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the White House in November.
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Steve Jobs' Old Sandals From The Mid-1970s Sold For More Than Rs 1.7 Crore
According to the auction house, the brown suede Birkenstock Arizonas were worn by Jobs in the 1970s and 1980s during "many pivotal moments in Apple's history."
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Trump Leads In Vital Battlegrounds, Biden Pins Hopes On "Blue Wall"
President Donald Trump took the lead over Democratic rival Joe Biden in the vital battleground of Florida and other USswing states on Tuesday, but Biden pinned his White House hopes on Arizona and a "blue wall" of three Rust Belt states that could take days to count their votes.
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Indian Origin Democrat Wins Primary In US' Arizona
Dr Hiral Tipirneni, an Indian-American emergency room physician, has won the Democratic party primary for the US House of Representatives in the US state of Arizona.
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She Wouldn't Take Her Sick Child To Hospital. Cops Knocked Down Her Door
The scene looks like something from a middle-of-the-night drug raid. Guns drawn, police officers in tactical vests surround a beige ranch house in an anonymous subdivision. With a single decisive kick, one busts down the door. "Come out with your hands up!" an officer yells, as a flashlight's blinding beams begin sweeping the room.
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For John McCain's Last Tribute, Barack Obama And George Bush's Eulogy
Former US presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush will lead mourners on Saturday in a service for the late John McCain, the longtime Arizona senator and Vietnam war hero whose bids for the White House were dashed by the two men
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Indian-American Woman Confident Of Making It To US Congress
An Indian-American physician, who narrowly lost in the recent special elections in Arizona, is confident that she will get the additional votes in the November general polls to make it to the US House of Representatives.
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Indian-American Doctor Announces 2018 US Congressional Bid
An Indian-American physician from Arizona has announced that she will run for the US House of Representatives in the 2018 general elections.
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An Arizona Family Struggles With A Mother's Deportation
The house was nearly silent as the father stood in the empty kitchen, pulling apart pieces of store-bought rotisserie chicken. He would have to learn to cook at some point, but not tonight. It was hard enough mustering the energy to get through the meetings with activists, the phone calls with lawyers, the restless nights.
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Dad Awakened By His Toddler's Crying Finds A Stranger Holding Her In The Living Room
Around 2:30 a.m. last Thursday, a father in Tempe, Arizona, awoke to the sounds of his 2-year-old daughter crying, so he left his bedroom to check on her.
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Trump Declares War On The Republican Party Four Weeks Before Election Day
Donald Trump declared war on the Republican establishment Tuesday, lashing out at House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wisconsin), Sen. John McCain (Arizona) and other GOP elected officials as his supporters geared up to join the fight amid extraordinary turmoil within the party just four weeks before Election Day.
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Donald Trump To Visit Mexico Today, Meet Its President
Donald Trump announced he will travel to Mexico on Wednesday to meet with the country's president, just hours ahead of the Republican White House hopeful's much-anticipated Arizona speech on immigration.
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Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
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Trump Tracker: Trump Sweeps All 7 Swing States With Arizona Victory
US President-elect Donald Trump has been invited to the White House on Wednesday after he sealed a historic comeback in the November 5 elections.
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Indian-Origin Democrat Amish Shah Leads In Arizona US House Seat
Indian-origin Democrat Amish Shah has taken the lead inArizona's first Congressional District election.
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Kamala Harris Or Donald Trump? Why One US County Matters Most In US Polls
Voters in Maricopa County, the largest in the US swing state of Arizona, will play a key role in deciding whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump wins the White House in November.
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Steve Jobs' Old Sandals From The Mid-1970s Sold For More Than Rs 1.7 Crore
According to the auction house, the brown suede Birkenstock Arizonas were worn by Jobs in the 1970s and 1980s during "many pivotal moments in Apple's history."
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Trump Leads In Vital Battlegrounds, Biden Pins Hopes On "Blue Wall"
President Donald Trump took the lead over Democratic rival Joe Biden in the vital battleground of Florida and other USswing states on Tuesday, but Biden pinned his White House hopes on Arizona and a "blue wall" of three Rust Belt states that could take days to count their votes.
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Indian Origin Democrat Wins Primary In US' Arizona
Dr Hiral Tipirneni, an Indian-American emergency room physician, has won the Democratic party primary for the US House of Representatives in the US state of Arizona.
-
She Wouldn't Take Her Sick Child To Hospital. Cops Knocked Down Her Door
The scene looks like something from a middle-of-the-night drug raid. Guns drawn, police officers in tactical vests surround a beige ranch house in an anonymous subdivision. With a single decisive kick, one busts down the door. "Come out with your hands up!" an officer yells, as a flashlight's blinding beams begin sweeping the room.
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For John McCain's Last Tribute, Barack Obama And George Bush's Eulogy
Former US presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush will lead mourners on Saturday in a service for the late John McCain, the longtime Arizona senator and Vietnam war hero whose bids for the White House were dashed by the two men
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Indian-American Woman Confident Of Making It To US Congress
An Indian-American physician, who narrowly lost in the recent special elections in Arizona, is confident that she will get the additional votes in the November general polls to make it to the US House of Representatives.
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Indian-American Doctor Announces 2018 US Congressional Bid
An Indian-American physician from Arizona has announced that she will run for the US House of Representatives in the 2018 general elections.
-
An Arizona Family Struggles With A Mother's Deportation
The house was nearly silent as the father stood in the empty kitchen, pulling apart pieces of store-bought rotisserie chicken. He would have to learn to cook at some point, but not tonight. It was hard enough mustering the energy to get through the meetings with activists, the phone calls with lawyers, the restless nights.
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Dad Awakened By His Toddler's Crying Finds A Stranger Holding Her In The Living Room
Around 2:30 a.m. last Thursday, a father in Tempe, Arizona, awoke to the sounds of his 2-year-old daughter crying, so he left his bedroom to check on her.
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Trump Declares War On The Republican Party Four Weeks Before Election Day
Donald Trump declared war on the Republican establishment Tuesday, lashing out at House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wisconsin), Sen. John McCain (Arizona) and other GOP elected officials as his supporters geared up to join the fight amid extraordinary turmoil within the party just four weeks before Election Day.
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Donald Trump To Visit Mexico Today, Meet Its President
Donald Trump announced he will travel to Mexico on Wednesday to meet with the country's president, just hours ahead of the Republican White House hopeful's much-anticipated Arizona speech on immigration.
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Climate Talks Shift from Binding Targets to 'Name and Shame'
It's clear at this point that even if the international climate accord being negotiated in suburban Paris becomes legally binding, it won't include punitive measures like trade sanctions or embargoes on straggler countries that fail to meet their commitments.
