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In Video, Trump Mimics Orchestra As US Anthem Plays, Others Stand Still
US President Donald Trump was seen making gestures as if to conduct an orchestra while the American national anthem was being played at an event. In a tweet by a Congressman, President Trump, in a black suit and red tie, is seen waving his hands fast like a concertmaster.
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Trump Was At Meeting When Lawyers Were Discussing Hush Payments: Reports
Donald Trump was at a meeting in August 2015 when his personal lawyer Michael Cohen and David Pecker, chairman of the publisher of the National Enquirer, discussed a scheme to pay off women to suppress their stories about having had affairs with Trump, NBC News reported on Thursday. A non-prosecution agreement between federal prosecutors and Americ...
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When The World Mourned: 10 Extraordinary Lives That Left A Mark
From transcendent political figures to royals of pop music, this year, the world mourned the last of many extraordinary lives. Their names are etched in history as legends, but many of them left a little too soon. Their reminiscences will live on to shape the future in many spheres. Here's list of 2016 Hall of Famers who had the world dwell on the ...
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David Bowie To George Michael: 2016 Begins And Ends With Music Deaths
George Michael's death over the Christmas holidays caps one of the most tragic years in memory for the music world
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Like David Bowie, Leonard Cohen Signed Out With Final Album
Leonard Cohen died just weeks earlier released his 14th and final studio album, You Want It Darker. Like much of his work - and true to the title - the album was melancholy, with the poet and songwriter appearing to reflect at greater length on his own mortality
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2-Day Megacity Security Conference Begins in Mumbai
A two-day long Megacity Security Conference by the US Consulate General, Mumbai in collaboration with the South Asia Centre of Atlantic Council, Washington DC and India Foundation, began in Mumbai today.
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How the Islamic State Makes Its Money
Weapons, vehicles, employee salaries, propaganda videos, international travel - all of these things cost money. The recent terrorism attacks in Paris, which the Islamic State has claimed as its own work, suggest the terrorist organization hasn't been hurting for funding. David Cohen, the Treasury Department's Undersecretary for Terrorism and Financ...
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US Says Air Strikes Cutting Islamic State Militants Oil Revenues
US air strikes are beginning to choke off the flow of oil revenues to Islamic militants, cutting their income by several million dollars a week, a top US official said Thursday.
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Islamic State Militants Now World's Richest: Experts
The Islamic State has become the world's wealthiest terror group, generating tens of millions of dollars a month from black market oil sales, ransoms and extortion, officials said on Thursday.
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US Slaps Sanctions Against Suspected LeT Leader, Its Financial Conduit
The US on Wednesday slapped sanctions against a suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leader and a financial conduit of the Pakistan-based terrorist group that has been involved in a series of attacks in India, including the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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US Imposes Tough Sanctions on Russia
The United States has slapped additional tough sanctions on Russia's financial services and energy sectors for Moscow's failure to take enough steps to address the volatile political situation in Ukraine.
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US Names Two Lashkar-e-Taiba Leaders 'Global Terrorists'
The United States on Wednesday designated the finance chief and a senior public relations official of Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba as "global terrorists," placing tight economic sanctions on the two.
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US Official Heads to Europe to Discuss Further Russia Sanctions
Treasury Undersecretary David Cohen is heading to Europe this week to discuss plans for a possible third round of sanctions against Russia for its incursion into neighboring Ukraine.
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Why this US commentator feels Narendra Modi is like Ronald Reagan
An American commentator's comparison of Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, with America's 40th president Ronald Reagan in an online publication has had social media abuzz for some days now as India conducts the world's largest election ever.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has advertisers' attention, but can she get their dollars?
Three weeks ago, Yahoo Inc chief executive Marissa Mayer strode into a Manhattan hotel and was greeted like a rock star by hundreds of advertising executives who snapped pictures as she sat down for an interview with journalist Charlie Rose.
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In Video, Trump Mimics Orchestra As US Anthem Plays, Others Stand Still
US President Donald Trump was seen making gestures as if to conduct an orchestra while the American national anthem was being played at an event. In a tweet by a Congressman, President Trump, in a black suit and red tie, is seen waving his hands fast like a concertmaster.
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Trump Was At Meeting When Lawyers Were Discussing Hush Payments: Reports
Donald Trump was at a meeting in August 2015 when his personal lawyer Michael Cohen and David Pecker, chairman of the publisher of the National Enquirer, discussed a scheme to pay off women to suppress their stories about having had affairs with Trump, NBC News reported on Thursday. A non-prosecution agreement between federal prosecutors and Americ...
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When The World Mourned: 10 Extraordinary Lives That Left A Mark
From transcendent political figures to royals of pop music, this year, the world mourned the last of many extraordinary lives. Their names are etched in history as legends, but many of them left a little too soon. Their reminiscences will live on to shape the future in many spheres. Here's list of 2016 Hall of Famers who had the world dwell on the ...
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David Bowie To George Michael: 2016 Begins And Ends With Music Deaths
George Michael's death over the Christmas holidays caps one of the most tragic years in memory for the music world
-
Like David Bowie, Leonard Cohen Signed Out With Final Album
Leonard Cohen died just weeks earlier released his 14th and final studio album, You Want It Darker. Like much of his work - and true to the title - the album was melancholy, with the poet and songwriter appearing to reflect at greater length on his own mortality
-
2-Day Megacity Security Conference Begins in Mumbai
A two-day long Megacity Security Conference by the US Consulate General, Mumbai in collaboration with the South Asia Centre of Atlantic Council, Washington DC and India Foundation, began in Mumbai today.
-
How the Islamic State Makes Its Money
Weapons, vehicles, employee salaries, propaganda videos, international travel - all of these things cost money. The recent terrorism attacks in Paris, which the Islamic State has claimed as its own work, suggest the terrorist organization hasn't been hurting for funding. David Cohen, the Treasury Department's Undersecretary for Terrorism and Financ...
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US Says Air Strikes Cutting Islamic State Militants Oil Revenues
US air strikes are beginning to choke off the flow of oil revenues to Islamic militants, cutting their income by several million dollars a week, a top US official said Thursday.
-
Islamic State Militants Now World's Richest: Experts
The Islamic State has become the world's wealthiest terror group, generating tens of millions of dollars a month from black market oil sales, ransoms and extortion, officials said on Thursday.
-
US Slaps Sanctions Against Suspected LeT Leader, Its Financial Conduit
The US on Wednesday slapped sanctions against a suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leader and a financial conduit of the Pakistan-based terrorist group that has been involved in a series of attacks in India, including the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
-
US Imposes Tough Sanctions on Russia
The United States has slapped additional tough sanctions on Russia's financial services and energy sectors for Moscow's failure to take enough steps to address the volatile political situation in Ukraine.
-
US Names Two Lashkar-e-Taiba Leaders 'Global Terrorists'
The United States on Wednesday designated the finance chief and a senior public relations official of Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba as "global terrorists," placing tight economic sanctions on the two.
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US Official Heads to Europe to Discuss Further Russia Sanctions
Treasury Undersecretary David Cohen is heading to Europe this week to discuss plans for a possible third round of sanctions against Russia for its incursion into neighboring Ukraine.
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Why this US commentator feels Narendra Modi is like Ronald Reagan
An American commentator's comparison of Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, with America's 40th president Ronald Reagan in an online publication has had social media abuzz for some days now as India conducts the world's largest election ever.
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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has advertisers' attention, but can she get their dollars?
Three weeks ago, Yahoo Inc chief executive Marissa Mayer strode into a Manhattan hotel and was greeted like a rock star by hundreds of advertising executives who snapped pictures as she sat down for an interview with journalist Charlie Rose.
