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Donald Trump In Pittsburgh Amid Protests, Officials Decline To Join Him
A mourning family doesn't want to meet him. Leaders of his own party declined to join him. The mayor has explicitly asked him not to come. Protesters have mobilized. And yet President Donald Trump visited this grief-stricken city Tuesday, amid accusations that he and his administration continue to fuel the anti-Semitism that inspired Saturday's mas...
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Indian-American Recommended For Top Post In US Anti-Trust Regulator
He is currently serving as a Senior Fellow at the Consumer Federation of America, where he leads the organization's research and advocacy on consumer protection in consumer finance and higher education.
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Schumer And Putin Shared Doughnuts 14 Years Ago And Trump Wants An Investigation
President Donald Trump is firing back at the top Senate Democrat calling for an investigation into his administration's alleged Kremlin ties - by tweeting out pictures of him hobnobbing with Russian President Vladimir Putin almost 14 years ago.
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President Obama To Nominate Merrick Garland To US Supreme Court: Senator
President Barack Obama today will nominate Merrick Garland, a veteran federal appeals court judge viewed as a moderate, to the US Supreme Court, Democratic Senator Charles Schumer told news agency Reuters.
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US government shutdown starts; Congress deadlock remains
The US government began a partial shutdown today for the first time in 17 years, potentially putting up to 1 million workers on unpaid leave, closing national parks and stalling medical research projects.
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Senior US senator says Vladimir Putin acting like 'schoolyard bully'
A senior Democratic senator said on Sunday that the US-Russia relationship had become "poisonous" and urged President Barack Obama to consider moving next month's Group of 20 summit away from the Russian city of St Petersburg.
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Debt limit gives Republicans leverage, President Obama demands fix
The government is on track to hit its $16.4 trillion borrowing limit later this month. And while the Treasury can keep the government functioning through early next year, President Barack Obama is bluntly insisting that any deal on the fiscal cliff include an end to brinkmanship on the debt ceiling.
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India takes US to WTO on immigration rules
India has launched a complaint at the World Trade Organization over the high cost of U.S. work visas
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Bill in Congress to issue visitor, business visa within 3-days
Several powerful US Senators have joined hands to introduce a legislation in the Senate on a comprehensive visa reform which, if enacted into law, would facilitate visitors and business visas within three days.
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US Senator calls Infosys 'chop shop'
US Senator Charles Schumer calls Infosys 'chop shop'Criticising companies outsourcing highly-paid American jobs, a US Senator has described Indian IT major Infosys as a "chop shop", a place where stolen cars are dismantled and parts sold separately.The comments were made by Democrat Senator of New York Charles E Schumer during discussions on the Bo...
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Donald Trump In Pittsburgh Amid Protests, Officials Decline To Join Him
A mourning family doesn't want to meet him. Leaders of his own party declined to join him. The mayor has explicitly asked him not to come. Protesters have mobilized. And yet President Donald Trump visited this grief-stricken city Tuesday, amid accusations that he and his administration continue to fuel the anti-Semitism that inspired Saturday's mas...
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Indian-American Recommended For Top Post In US Anti-Trust Regulator
He is currently serving as a Senior Fellow at the Consumer Federation of America, where he leads the organization's research and advocacy on consumer protection in consumer finance and higher education.
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Schumer And Putin Shared Doughnuts 14 Years Ago And Trump Wants An Investigation
President Donald Trump is firing back at the top Senate Democrat calling for an investigation into his administration's alleged Kremlin ties - by tweeting out pictures of him hobnobbing with Russian President Vladimir Putin almost 14 years ago.
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President Obama To Nominate Merrick Garland To US Supreme Court: Senator
President Barack Obama today will nominate Merrick Garland, a veteran federal appeals court judge viewed as a moderate, to the US Supreme Court, Democratic Senator Charles Schumer told news agency Reuters.
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US government shutdown starts; Congress deadlock remains
The US government began a partial shutdown today for the first time in 17 years, potentially putting up to 1 million workers on unpaid leave, closing national parks and stalling medical research projects.
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Senior US senator says Vladimir Putin acting like 'schoolyard bully'
A senior Democratic senator said on Sunday that the US-Russia relationship had become "poisonous" and urged President Barack Obama to consider moving next month's Group of 20 summit away from the Russian city of St Petersburg.
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Debt limit gives Republicans leverage, President Obama demands fix
The government is on track to hit its $16.4 trillion borrowing limit later this month. And while the Treasury can keep the government functioning through early next year, President Barack Obama is bluntly insisting that any deal on the fiscal cliff include an end to brinkmanship on the debt ceiling.
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India takes US to WTO on immigration rules
India has launched a complaint at the World Trade Organization over the high cost of U.S. work visas
-
Bill in Congress to issue visitor, business visa within 3-days
Several powerful US Senators have joined hands to introduce a legislation in the Senate on a comprehensive visa reform which, if enacted into law, would facilitate visitors and business visas within three days.
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US Senator calls Infosys 'chop shop'
US Senator Charles Schumer calls Infosys 'chop shop'Criticising companies outsourcing highly-paid American jobs, a US Senator has described Indian IT major Infosys as a "chop shop", a place where stolen cars are dismantled and parts sold separately.The comments were made by Democrat Senator of New York Charles E Schumer during discussions on the Bo...
