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Samsung SDI Considering Building EV Battery Plant in Illinois, US Senator Says
South Korea's Samsung SDI is considering building a battery plant in central Illinois, Senator Dick Durbin told reporters on Thursday.
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US Lawmakers Introduce Resolutions Honouring Sikh Community Ahead Of Guru Nanak Birth Anniversary
The resolution in the Senate was introduced on Friday by three Democratic Senators, Dick Durbin, Bob Menendez, and Ben Cardin.
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Trump Offers $12 Billion Aid To US Farmers Hit By Tariff War With China
The Trump administration today announced a whopping USD 12 billion in financial assistance to American farmers hit by retaliatory tariffs imposed by trading partners like China, India and the EU.
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"Um, Uh, No": Mark Zuckerberg Not Keen To Reveal Own Personal Info
Of the hundreds of questions thrown at Mark Zuckerberg by US lawmakers Tuesday, none appeared to flummox the Facebook founder more than Senator Dick Durbin's pointed query about where he slept the previous evening.
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Transparency? Check. Results? Stay Tuned. Trump TV Rocks DC
In a case of reality TV meets Washington, President Donald Trump is bringing television cameras into normally private White House talks with lawmakers that feature sharp debates and, seemingly, policy-making on the fly.
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentences of 46 US Convicts
US President Barack Obama granted clemency Monday to 46 convicted drug traffickers, saying their original sentences were unduly harsh under outdated laws.
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US Senator to Seek Probe of Air Center Sabotage
A US senator said Sunday that he will seek an investigation into how a contract employee was able to sabotage a regional control center and bring Chicago's two international airports to a halt.
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Senators raise concern about potential changes in L1 visa programme
In a letter to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas, Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin said that they "are concerned about attempts by unscrupulous petitioners to obtain L-1B status for workers who do not truly possess specialized knowledge relating to the petitioning company."
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Samsung SDI Considering Building EV Battery Plant in Illinois, US Senator Says
South Korea's Samsung SDI is considering building a battery plant in central Illinois, Senator Dick Durbin told reporters on Thursday.
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US Lawmakers Introduce Resolutions Honouring Sikh Community Ahead Of Guru Nanak Birth Anniversary
The resolution in the Senate was introduced on Friday by three Democratic Senators, Dick Durbin, Bob Menendez, and Ben Cardin.
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Trump Offers $12 Billion Aid To US Farmers Hit By Tariff War With China
The Trump administration today announced a whopping USD 12 billion in financial assistance to American farmers hit by retaliatory tariffs imposed by trading partners like China, India and the EU.
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"Um, Uh, No": Mark Zuckerberg Not Keen To Reveal Own Personal Info
Of the hundreds of questions thrown at Mark Zuckerberg by US lawmakers Tuesday, none appeared to flummox the Facebook founder more than Senator Dick Durbin's pointed query about where he slept the previous evening.
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Transparency? Check. Results? Stay Tuned. Trump TV Rocks DC
In a case of reality TV meets Washington, President Donald Trump is bringing television cameras into normally private White House talks with lawmakers that feature sharp debates and, seemingly, policy-making on the fly.
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentences of 46 US Convicts
US President Barack Obama granted clemency Monday to 46 convicted drug traffickers, saying their original sentences were unduly harsh under outdated laws.
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US Senator to Seek Probe of Air Center Sabotage
A US senator said Sunday that he will seek an investigation into how a contract employee was able to sabotage a regional control center and bring Chicago's two international airports to a halt.
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Senators raise concern about potential changes in L1 visa programme
In a letter to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas, Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin said that they "are concerned about attempts by unscrupulous petitioners to obtain L-1B status for workers who do not truly possess specialized knowledge relating to the petitioning company."
