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Exclusive: US Stands Behind Tibetans, Says Congressman After Dalai Lama Meet
The Tibet policy bill was hugely popular in the US Congress and was the "One voice of one nation, showing the US stands behind the people of Tibet," US House Foreign Affairs Committee head Michael McCaul, who met the Dalai Lama had told NDTV.
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High-Level US Delegation To Meet Dalai Lama To Discuss Tibet-China Bill
As the Resolve Tibet Bill advances closer to becoming law to enhance American support for Tibet, a high-level US congressional delegation, led by Michael McCaul, is reaching Dharmshala on Tuesday to meet Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama
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US Lawmaker Pledges Support For Taiwan Against Chinese Aggression
A senior US lawmaker affirmed on Monday Washington's support for Taiwan against Chinese "aggression", on the first congressional visit to the self-ruled island since it swore in a new president.
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Lawmakers Urge US to Further Tighten Restrictions on Chinese Chipmaker SMIC
Two Republican lawmakers, Senator Marco Rubio and Representative Michael McCaul, have asked the US government to further tighten restrictions on Chinese chipmaker SMIC to stop it from accessing US technology.
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Austin Bomb Suspect Called Self A 'Psychopath,' Congressman Says
The 23-year-old Texan blamed for a deadly Austin bombing spree described himself as a psychopath and showed no remorse in a confession he taped before blowing himself up as police closed in to arrest him, a U.S. congressman said on Saturday.
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ISIS Poses An Increasing Deadly Threat To US: Lawmaker
The ISIS terror group poses an increasingly deadly threat to the US, its allies and global security, a top American lawmaker warned today.
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Tashfeen Malik 'Wild Card' in San Bernardino Shooting: US Lawmaker
Tashfeen Malik, the Pakistani woman involved in the California mass shooting last week, may have influenced her American husband toward violence, said Representative Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, on Sunday.
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New US House Bill Would Tighten Refugee Vetting
The House of Representatives could vote as early as Thursday on new legislation that requires stricter vetting for refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and seeking to settle in the United States.
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US Fails to Stop Flow of Foreign Fighters to Islamic State: Study
Nearly 30,000 foreigners, including more than 250 Americans, have joined Islamic State and other militant groups to fight in Syria and Iraq, double the number a year ago, a congressional study released today showed.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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Republicans Vow to Fight 'Illegal' Obama Immigration Plan
US Republicans offered strident reaction on Thursday to President Barack Obama's unilateral plan to bring millions of undocumented non-citizens out of the shadows and make them eligible for work permits.
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Mexican drug lord moves to block US extradition
Mexico's powerful drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman sought on Monday to prevent extradition bids by the United States, where he faces charges for smuggling massive amounts of cocaine.
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Police name gunman in Maryland mall shooting; motive still unclear
A gunman who shot and killed two people at a Maryland mall was a 19-year-old who lived with his mother in a nearby Washington suburb and arrived at the shopping center in a taxi about an hour before opening fire, police said on Sunday.
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Hoax threats before games play on Sochi security fears
At least five European countries' Olympic committees and the United States received letters in Russian on Wednesday making a "terrorist threat" before the Sochi Games.
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US lawmakers say Edward Snowden was 'helped' by foreign power
Edward Snowden may have acted in concert with a foreign power in exposing US surveillance programs, two Republican lawmakers suggested today.
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Exclusive: US Stands Behind Tibetans, Says Congressman After Dalai Lama Meet
The Tibet policy bill was hugely popular in the US Congress and was the "One voice of one nation, showing the US stands behind the people of Tibet," US House Foreign Affairs Committee head Michael McCaul, who met the Dalai Lama had told NDTV.
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High-Level US Delegation To Meet Dalai Lama To Discuss Tibet-China Bill
As the Resolve Tibet Bill advances closer to becoming law to enhance American support for Tibet, a high-level US congressional delegation, led by Michael McCaul, is reaching Dharmshala on Tuesday to meet Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama
-
US Lawmaker Pledges Support For Taiwan Against Chinese Aggression
A senior US lawmaker affirmed on Monday Washington's support for Taiwan against Chinese "aggression", on the first congressional visit to the self-ruled island since it swore in a new president.
-
Lawmakers Urge US to Further Tighten Restrictions on Chinese Chipmaker SMIC
Two Republican lawmakers, Senator Marco Rubio and Representative Michael McCaul, have asked the US government to further tighten restrictions on Chinese chipmaker SMIC to stop it from accessing US technology.
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Austin Bomb Suspect Called Self A 'Psychopath,' Congressman Says
The 23-year-old Texan blamed for a deadly Austin bombing spree described himself as a psychopath and showed no remorse in a confession he taped before blowing himself up as police closed in to arrest him, a U.S. congressman said on Saturday.
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ISIS Poses An Increasing Deadly Threat To US: Lawmaker
The ISIS terror group poses an increasingly deadly threat to the US, its allies and global security, a top American lawmaker warned today.
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Tashfeen Malik 'Wild Card' in San Bernardino Shooting: US Lawmaker
Tashfeen Malik, the Pakistani woman involved in the California mass shooting last week, may have influenced her American husband toward violence, said Representative Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, on Sunday.
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New US House Bill Would Tighten Refugee Vetting
The House of Representatives could vote as early as Thursday on new legislation that requires stricter vetting for refugees fleeing Syria's civil war and seeking to settle in the United States.
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US Fails to Stop Flow of Foreign Fighters to Islamic State: Study
Nearly 30,000 foreigners, including more than 250 Americans, have joined Islamic State and other militant groups to fight in Syria and Iraq, double the number a year ago, a congressional study released today showed.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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Republicans Vow to Fight 'Illegal' Obama Immigration Plan
US Republicans offered strident reaction on Thursday to President Barack Obama's unilateral plan to bring millions of undocumented non-citizens out of the shadows and make them eligible for work permits.
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Mexican drug lord moves to block US extradition
Mexico's powerful drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman sought on Monday to prevent extradition bids by the United States, where he faces charges for smuggling massive amounts of cocaine.
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Police name gunman in Maryland mall shooting; motive still unclear
A gunman who shot and killed two people at a Maryland mall was a 19-year-old who lived with his mother in a nearby Washington suburb and arrived at the shopping center in a taxi about an hour before opening fire, police said on Sunday.
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Hoax threats before games play on Sochi security fears
At least five European countries' Olympic committees and the United States received letters in Russian on Wednesday making a "terrorist threat" before the Sochi Games.
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US lawmakers say Edward Snowden was 'helped' by foreign power
Edward Snowden may have acted in concert with a foreign power in exposing US surveillance programs, two Republican lawmakers suggested today.
