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Ex US Marine Who Put Man In Chokehold On New York Subway Could Face 15-Year Jail Term
The incident took place on May 1 and showed the man flailing his arms and kicking his legs while attempting to free himself from the chokehold.
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Neeli Bendapudi: 5 Points On 2023 US Immigrant Achievement Award Winner
Neeli Bendapudi, the first female president of Penn State University, was born and raised in India before relocating to the US to complete her doctoral studies.
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Indian-Origin Professor First Woman To Be President Of US' Penn State University
Indian-origin professor Neeli Bendapudi has created history as the first woman and person of colour to be named as the president of America's prestigious Pennsylvania State University, the educational institution announced on Thursday.
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Grandpa's Dance-Off With Granddaughter Is The Cutest Thing Ever. Watch
Over the weekend, Sherrie Neely from Nashville, Tennessee, shared a sweet video of her father and her daughter dancing while standing across the street from each other to maintain social distancing guidelines.
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Larry The Cat Takes Shelter Under Trump's Limo, Refuses To Move
Larry the Downing Street cat, perhaps the most famous executive feline since the Clintons' Socks, took shelter from the rain under President Donald Trump's armored limousine, nicknamed "the Beast," and refused to move, NBC reporter Bill Neely said Tuesday on Twitter.
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US Professor Removed For Asking Chinese Students To Speak English
A US university professor has been removed as director of a graduate programme, amid a furore over an email she sent urging students not to speak Chinese, a media report said.
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How The Obamas Approached Parenting, In Their Own Words
On the day that Michelle Obama sent her daughters off to a new elementary school in a big black SUV with gun-toting Secret Service agents, she said she thought to herself: "What on Earth am I doing to these babies?"
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EU votes to end roaming fees by 2016, protect net neutrality
Lawmakers backed legislation that will phase out roaming fees across the 28-country European Union by December 2015.
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A R Rahman shares video of Chekele on Facebook, Twitter
Chekele, one of the songs from the yet to be launched album of Sanjeev Thomas, lead guitarist of AR Rahman has gone viral after the Oscar-winning music composer shared the video on his Facebook and Twitter pages.
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EU welcomes pledge by Egypt for 'open' Internet
Europe's Digital Agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes on Monday welcomed a pledge by Egypt to maintain an 'open' Internet that would not be subject to government shut downs, as was the case during the 2011 uprising.
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European Commission seals pact with firms to fill 700,000 tech jobs
The European Commission unveiled a deal on Friday with Hewlett-Packard, Telefonica and eight other telecoms and technology firms aimed at filling up to 700,000 high tech job vacancies.
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Ex US Marine Who Put Man In Chokehold On New York Subway Could Face 15-Year Jail Term
The incident took place on May 1 and showed the man flailing his arms and kicking his legs while attempting to free himself from the chokehold.
-
Neeli Bendapudi: 5 Points On 2023 US Immigrant Achievement Award Winner
Neeli Bendapudi, the first female president of Penn State University, was born and raised in India before relocating to the US to complete her doctoral studies.
-
Indian-Origin Professor First Woman To Be President Of US' Penn State University
Indian-origin professor Neeli Bendapudi has created history as the first woman and person of colour to be named as the president of America's prestigious Pennsylvania State University, the educational institution announced on Thursday.
-
Grandpa's Dance-Off With Granddaughter Is The Cutest Thing Ever. Watch
Over the weekend, Sherrie Neely from Nashville, Tennessee, shared a sweet video of her father and her daughter dancing while standing across the street from each other to maintain social distancing guidelines.
-
Larry The Cat Takes Shelter Under Trump's Limo, Refuses To Move
Larry the Downing Street cat, perhaps the most famous executive feline since the Clintons' Socks, took shelter from the rain under President Donald Trump's armored limousine, nicknamed "the Beast," and refused to move, NBC reporter Bill Neely said Tuesday on Twitter.
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US Professor Removed For Asking Chinese Students To Speak English
A US university professor has been removed as director of a graduate programme, amid a furore over an email she sent urging students not to speak Chinese, a media report said.
-
How The Obamas Approached Parenting, In Their Own Words
On the day that Michelle Obama sent her daughters off to a new elementary school in a big black SUV with gun-toting Secret Service agents, she said she thought to herself: "What on Earth am I doing to these babies?"
-
EU votes to end roaming fees by 2016, protect net neutrality
Lawmakers backed legislation that will phase out roaming fees across the 28-country European Union by December 2015.
-
A R Rahman shares video of Chekele on Facebook, Twitter
Chekele, one of the songs from the yet to be launched album of Sanjeev Thomas, lead guitarist of AR Rahman has gone viral after the Oscar-winning music composer shared the video on his Facebook and Twitter pages.
-
EU welcomes pledge by Egypt for 'open' Internet
Europe's Digital Agenda commissioner Neelie Kroes on Monday welcomed a pledge by Egypt to maintain an 'open' Internet that would not be subject to government shut downs, as was the case during the 2011 uprising.
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European Commission seals pact with firms to fill 700,000 tech jobs
The European Commission unveiled a deal on Friday with Hewlett-Packard, Telefonica and eight other telecoms and technology firms aimed at filling up to 700,000 high tech job vacancies.
