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After Trump Win, LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman Considering Leaving US: Report
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman is considering leaving the United States after Republican nominee Donald Trump defeated his Democrat rival Kamala Harris in the November 5 presidential election, reports say.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage OTT Release Date Set for March 1 on Netflix in India
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is coming to Netflix India on March 1, according to a listing for the sequel to the 2018 movie featuring the popular anti-hero. Venom: Let There Be Carnage features Tom Brady, Woody Harrelson, Michelle Williams, Naomie Harris, and Reid Scott, and was released in India in cinemas on October 14.
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Former US Senate Leader Harry Reid, Who Guided Obamacare, Dies At 82
Former US Senate majority leader Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada who rose from humble beginnings to lead the upper chamber during the presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, has died at the age of 82, officials said Tuesday.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Final Trailer Pits Tom Hardy vs. Woody Harrelson
Final Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer has arrived — in English and Hindi. Venom: Let There Be Carnage out in September in India (in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu), September 15 in the UK, and September 24 in the US. Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson lead Venom: Let There Be Carnage cast.
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Matt LeBlanc Returns As Top Gear Host, Signs Two-Year Deal
Chris Harris and Rory Reid will also be back as regular co-hosts, following the exit of this year's main frontman Chris Evans
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Donald Trump A 'Monster' Spawned By US Republicans: Senate Democratic Leader
US Republicans have only themselves to blame for Donald Trump, a "monster" spawned by their constant partisan opposition to all major Obama administration initiatives, Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid said on Wednesday.
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House Votes to Suspend Syria Refugee Program
The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to ban Syrian and Iraqi refugees from entering the United States until tougher screening measures are in place, a move some slammed as giving in to xenophobia after the Paris attacks.
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Hillary Clinton Testifies to Congress on Her Benghazi Role
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton took the stand today to defend her role in responding to deadly attacks on the US mission in Libya, as Republicans forged ahead with an inquiry criticized as partisan anti-Clinton propaganda.
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US Senate Votes to Grant President Barack Obama Fast-Track Power on Trade Deals
US President Barack Obama scored a major victory on Friday when the Senate voted to give him "fast-track" powers that would help wrap up negotiations on a 12-nation Pacific Rim trade deal central to projecting American influence in Asia.
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US Terrorism Insurance Bill Killed by Objections in Senate
A bill to extend an expiring federal terrorism insurance program effectively died on Tuesday when the US Senate failed to reach an agreement to hold a vote before Congress wraps up its business for the year.
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US Senate Tussles Over Spending Bill as Shutdown Looms
The US Senate convened a special session Saturday amid deep divisions over a $1.1 trillion spending bill that lawmakers must pass to avert a government shutdown.
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Deadline Drama as US Senate Bickers Over Spending Bill
US Senators clashed on Friday over a $1.1 trillion federal spending bill, forcing lawmakers to approve an extension of funds to avoid a government shutdown as Republicans delayed a final vote on the must-pass legislation.
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Richard Rahul Verma Could Be US Envoy to India
Top US Senators, cutting across party lines, have supported the nomination of Richard Rahul Verma, stating that the Indian-American is uniquely suited to be the next Ambassador to India.
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Wall Street Rises Slightly After Fed Statement
US stocks edged higher on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve hinted at a slightly faster pace of interest-rate increases starting next year, but suggested that rates in the long run would be lower than the central bank had previously indicated.
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India warns US of consequences on visa reform
India has warned the United States of consequences for its companies if lawmakers tighten visa rules on high-tech firms as part of an immigration overhaul.
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After Trump Win, LinkedIn Co-Founder Reid Hoffman Considering Leaving US: Report
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman is considering leaving the United States after Republican nominee Donald Trump defeated his Democrat rival Kamala Harris in the November 5 presidential election, reports say.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage OTT Release Date Set for March 1 on Netflix in India
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is coming to Netflix India on March 1, according to a listing for the sequel to the 2018 movie featuring the popular anti-hero. Venom: Let There Be Carnage features Tom Brady, Woody Harrelson, Michelle Williams, Naomie Harris, and Reid Scott, and was released in India in cinemas on October 14.
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Former US Senate Leader Harry Reid, Who Guided Obamacare, Dies At 82
Former US Senate majority leader Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada who rose from humble beginnings to lead the upper chamber during the presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, has died at the age of 82, officials said Tuesday.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Final Trailer Pits Tom Hardy vs. Woody Harrelson
Final Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer has arrived — in English and Hindi. Venom: Let There Be Carnage out in September in India (in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu), September 15 in the UK, and September 24 in the US. Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson lead Venom: Let There Be Carnage cast.
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Matt LeBlanc Returns As Top Gear Host, Signs Two-Year Deal
Chris Harris and Rory Reid will also be back as regular co-hosts, following the exit of this year's main frontman Chris Evans
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Donald Trump A 'Monster' Spawned By US Republicans: Senate Democratic Leader
US Republicans have only themselves to blame for Donald Trump, a "monster" spawned by their constant partisan opposition to all major Obama administration initiatives, Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid said on Wednesday.
-
House Votes to Suspend Syria Refugee Program
The House of Representatives voted on Thursday to ban Syrian and Iraqi refugees from entering the United States until tougher screening measures are in place, a move some slammed as giving in to xenophobia after the Paris attacks.
-
Hillary Clinton Testifies to Congress on Her Benghazi Role
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton took the stand today to defend her role in responding to deadly attacks on the US mission in Libya, as Republicans forged ahead with an inquiry criticized as partisan anti-Clinton propaganda.
-
US Senate Votes to Grant President Barack Obama Fast-Track Power on Trade Deals
US President Barack Obama scored a major victory on Friday when the Senate voted to give him "fast-track" powers that would help wrap up negotiations on a 12-nation Pacific Rim trade deal central to projecting American influence in Asia.
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US Terrorism Insurance Bill Killed by Objections in Senate
A bill to extend an expiring federal terrorism insurance program effectively died on Tuesday when the US Senate failed to reach an agreement to hold a vote before Congress wraps up its business for the year.
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US Senate Tussles Over Spending Bill as Shutdown Looms
The US Senate convened a special session Saturday amid deep divisions over a $1.1 trillion spending bill that lawmakers must pass to avert a government shutdown.
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Deadline Drama as US Senate Bickers Over Spending Bill
US Senators clashed on Friday over a $1.1 trillion federal spending bill, forcing lawmakers to approve an extension of funds to avoid a government shutdown as Republicans delayed a final vote on the must-pass legislation.
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Richard Rahul Verma Could Be US Envoy to India
Top US Senators, cutting across party lines, have supported the nomination of Richard Rahul Verma, stating that the Indian-American is uniquely suited to be the next Ambassador to India.
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Wall Street Rises Slightly After Fed Statement
US stocks edged higher on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve hinted at a slightly faster pace of interest-rate increases starting next year, but suggested that rates in the long run would be lower than the central bank had previously indicated.
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India warns US of consequences on visa reform
India has warned the United States of consequences for its companies if lawmakers tighten visa rules on high-tech firms as part of an immigration overhaul.
