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Indian-American Seema Verma, Close Trump Aide On Health Issues, Quits
Seema Verma, one of the highest-ranking Indian Americans in the outgoing Trump administration, has resigned from her top healthcare position, days ahead of Joe Biden's swearing in as the next president of the United States.
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Indian-American, Close Trump Aide On Healthcare Issues, Quits
Seema Verma, one of the highest-ranking Indian Americans in the outgoing Trump administration, has resigned from her top healthcare position, days ahead of Joe Biden's swearing in as the next president of the United States.
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Indian-American Appointed Key Member Of US Coronavirus Task Force
Indian-American Seema Verma has been appointed as one of the key members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force constituted by US President Donald Trump to combat the deadly disease that has claimed six lives in the country and infected over 90 others.
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Donald Trump Celebrates Diwali, Says Value My 'Very Strong' Relationship With PM Modi
Donald Trump celebrated Diwali on Wednesday in the Oval Office of the White House along with senior Indian-American members of the administration, including Nikki Haley, Seema Verma and community leaders. While expressing his appreciation for Indians, the US President said he values his 'very strong' relationship with Prime Minister Modi.
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Led By Nikki Haley, 5 Indian-Americans Make US 2017 Politico 50 List
Five Indian-Americans, including four women, have figured in the 2017 Politico 50 list for their note-worthy contributions in the US politics.
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Indian-American Seema Verma Shares Podium With US President Donald Trump
Indian-American Seema Verma, the key architect of the United States' new healthcare bill, shared the podium with President Donald Trump who hailed her contribution in convincing several lawmakers on the need to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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US Senate Confirms Indian-American Seema Verma For Top Health Post
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American Seema Verma for a top health care position in the Trump administration and she was set to play a key role in the government's bid to "repeal and replace" Obamacare.
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Donald Trump's Pick Indian-American Seema Verma Moves Closer To Top Healthcare Job
Indian-American Seema Verma is close to being appointed as the head of the two largest public health insurance programs in the United States. Ms Verma is President Donald Trump's choice to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Indian-Americans Are A Success: US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi
The Indian-American community in this "greatest country of the world" are a success as they have retained the values of their culture, which has helped them climb the ladder, Democratic Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has said.
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Donald Trump Nominates 2nd Indian-American Woman To Top Administration Post
US President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday nominated a second Indian-American woman to a top administration position, putting her in charge of a federal agency within the health department as part of a "dream team" which he said would transform America's healthcare system.
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Indian-American Seema Verma, Close Trump Aide On Health Issues, Quits
Seema Verma, one of the highest-ranking Indian Americans in the outgoing Trump administration, has resigned from her top healthcare position, days ahead of Joe Biden's swearing in as the next president of the United States.
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Indian-American, Close Trump Aide On Healthcare Issues, Quits
Seema Verma, one of the highest-ranking Indian Americans in the outgoing Trump administration, has resigned from her top healthcare position, days ahead of Joe Biden's swearing in as the next president of the United States.
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Indian-American Appointed Key Member Of US Coronavirus Task Force
Indian-American Seema Verma has been appointed as one of the key members of the White House Coronavirus Task Force constituted by US President Donald Trump to combat the deadly disease that has claimed six lives in the country and infected over 90 others.
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Donald Trump Celebrates Diwali, Says Value My 'Very Strong' Relationship With PM Modi
Donald Trump celebrated Diwali on Wednesday in the Oval Office of the White House along with senior Indian-American members of the administration, including Nikki Haley, Seema Verma and community leaders. While expressing his appreciation for Indians, the US President said he values his 'very strong' relationship with Prime Minister Modi.
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Led By Nikki Haley, 5 Indian-Americans Make US 2017 Politico 50 List
Five Indian-Americans, including four women, have figured in the 2017 Politico 50 list for their note-worthy contributions in the US politics.
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Indian-American Seema Verma Shares Podium With US President Donald Trump
Indian-American Seema Verma, the key architect of the United States' new healthcare bill, shared the podium with President Donald Trump who hailed her contribution in convincing several lawmakers on the need to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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US Senate Confirms Indian-American Seema Verma For Top Health Post
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American Seema Verma for a top health care position in the Trump administration and she was set to play a key role in the government's bid to "repeal and replace" Obamacare.
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Donald Trump's Pick Indian-American Seema Verma Moves Closer To Top Healthcare Job
Indian-American Seema Verma is close to being appointed as the head of the two largest public health insurance programs in the United States. Ms Verma is President Donald Trump's choice to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Indian-Americans Are A Success: US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi
The Indian-American community in this "greatest country of the world" are a success as they have retained the values of their culture, which has helped them climb the ladder, Democratic Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has said.
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Donald Trump Nominates 2nd Indian-American Woman To Top Administration Post
US President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday nominated a second Indian-American woman to a top administration position, putting her in charge of a federal agency within the health department as part of a "dream team" which he said would transform America's healthcare system.
