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Vivek Ramaswamy Trolled For Barefoot Interview, Sparks Debate On Indian Culture
Many users came to his defense, pointing out that removing shoes indoors is a common practice in many cultures, including in South and East Asia.
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Musk vs Ramaswamy 'Rift' At DOGE Was Over H-1B Visa Holders: Report
In his post, Ramaswamy argued that American companies prioritise foreign-born engineers over native Americans due to a cultural veneration of mediocrity over excellence.
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Donald Trump Consoles Shooting Victims, Rails Against Opponents
Trump consoled victims of mass shootings in Ohio and Texas on Wednesday, but despite promising a message of unity, he continued to rail at opponents while facing protests that his rhetoric on race has fueled extremism.
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Trump-Backed Republican Clings To Narrow Lead In US House Race In Ohio
A Republican clung to a narrow lead in a hotly contested US House of Representatives race in Ohio late on Tuesday, holding off a strong challenge in the reliably Republican district after a late show of support from President Donald Trump.
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10-Point Guide To Donald Trump's Surprise Win
Republican Donald Trump stunned the world on Tuesday by defeating heavily favored Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House.
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Oil Prices Fall 2% As US Election Looks Tight
Trump held slight leads in the vital battleground states of Florida, Virginia and Ohio on Tuesday, clinging to a narrow advantage over Clinton in key states that could decide their race for the White House.
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Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton In Tight Battles In Ohio, Florida And Elsewhere
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton waged a tight battle in several crucial battleground states on Tuesday in their bitter race for the White House, although opinion polls showed Clinton had an edge in the closing hours of the campaign.
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Trump Inches Ahead Of Clinton As White House Race Enters Final 2 Months: Poll
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton opened a final two-month sprint to the November 8 election on Monday with the Republican presidential nominee suddenly looking stronger as he and his Democratic rival took their bitter fight to Ohio.
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Donald Trump Wins Big In Florida, Knocks Marco Rubio Out Of Race
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won a crucial nominating contest in Florida and knocked rival Marco Rubio out of the race on Tuesday, but lost Ohio to John Kasich in a mixed result that set the stage for a long contested race.
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Donald Trump Wins Big In Florida, Knocks Marco Rubio Out Of Race
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won a crucial nominating contest in Florida and knocked rival Marco Rubio out of the race on Tuesday, but lost Ohio to John Kasich in a mixed result that set the stage for a long contested race.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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In New Hampshire, Voter Seeks Her Political Soul Mate
Elizabeth Ross drove 25 miles (40 kilometers) to attend a recent campaign event in Salem, New Hampshire, part of a political quest she hopes will align her with the Republican candidate best equipped to defeat Hillary Clinton.
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Ohio Officer Found Not Guilty in Fatal Shooting of 2 Unarmed Suspects
A Cleveland police officer was found not guilty on Saturday in the shooting deaths of an unarmed black man and a woman after a high-speed car chase in 2012, one in a series of cases that have raised questions over police conduct and race relations in the United States.
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Obama gains momentum against Romney, all eyes on Ohio
Obama's victories in the two states put pressure on Romney to score victories in Ohio, Florida and Virginia, three battleground states where the race was too close to call.
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Obama shifts to Ryan education plan
President Barack Obama told Ohio students on Tuesday that proposed Republican cuts to college aid show that opponent Mitt Romney "does not think investing in your future is worth it," using personal terms to try to paint his opponent as eager to help the wealthy at the expense of working families.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Trolled For Barefoot Interview, Sparks Debate On Indian Culture
Many users came to his defense, pointing out that removing shoes indoors is a common practice in many cultures, including in South and East Asia.
-
Musk vs Ramaswamy 'Rift' At DOGE Was Over H-1B Visa Holders: Report
In his post, Ramaswamy argued that American companies prioritise foreign-born engineers over native Americans due to a cultural veneration of mediocrity over excellence.
-
Donald Trump Consoles Shooting Victims, Rails Against Opponents
Trump consoled victims of mass shootings in Ohio and Texas on Wednesday, but despite promising a message of unity, he continued to rail at opponents while facing protests that his rhetoric on race has fueled extremism.
-
Trump-Backed Republican Clings To Narrow Lead In US House Race In Ohio
A Republican clung to a narrow lead in a hotly contested US House of Representatives race in Ohio late on Tuesday, holding off a strong challenge in the reliably Republican district after a late show of support from President Donald Trump.
-
10-Point Guide To Donald Trump's Surprise Win
Republican Donald Trump stunned the world on Tuesday by defeating heavily favored Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House.
-
Oil Prices Fall 2% As US Election Looks Tight
Trump held slight leads in the vital battleground states of Florida, Virginia and Ohio on Tuesday, clinging to a narrow advantage over Clinton in key states that could decide their race for the White House.
-
Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton In Tight Battles In Ohio, Florida And Elsewhere
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton waged a tight battle in several crucial battleground states on Tuesday in their bitter race for the White House, although opinion polls showed Clinton had an edge in the closing hours of the campaign.
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Trump Inches Ahead Of Clinton As White House Race Enters Final 2 Months: Poll
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton opened a final two-month sprint to the November 8 election on Monday with the Republican presidential nominee suddenly looking stronger as he and his Democratic rival took their bitter fight to Ohio.
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Donald Trump Wins Big In Florida, Knocks Marco Rubio Out Of Race
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won a crucial nominating contest in Florida and knocked rival Marco Rubio out of the race on Tuesday, but lost Ohio to John Kasich in a mixed result that set the stage for a long contested race.
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Donald Trump Wins Big In Florida, Knocks Marco Rubio Out Of Race
US Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump won a crucial nominating contest in Florida and knocked rival Marco Rubio out of the race on Tuesday, but lost Ohio to John Kasich in a mixed result that set the stage for a long contested race.
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Women 'Left Their Kitchens' To Back Me, White House Candidate Says
US Republican presidential candidate John Kasich said on Monday that women "left their kitchens" to support him in a 1978 Ohio state senate race, triggering pushback from voters and rivals.
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In New Hampshire, Voter Seeks Her Political Soul Mate
Elizabeth Ross drove 25 miles (40 kilometers) to attend a recent campaign event in Salem, New Hampshire, part of a political quest she hopes will align her with the Republican candidate best equipped to defeat Hillary Clinton.
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Ohio Officer Found Not Guilty in Fatal Shooting of 2 Unarmed Suspects
A Cleveland police officer was found not guilty on Saturday in the shooting deaths of an unarmed black man and a woman after a high-speed car chase in 2012, one in a series of cases that have raised questions over police conduct and race relations in the United States.
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Obama gains momentum against Romney, all eyes on Ohio
Obama's victories in the two states put pressure on Romney to score victories in Ohio, Florida and Virginia, three battleground states where the race was too close to call.
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Obama shifts to Ryan education plan
President Barack Obama told Ohio students on Tuesday that proposed Republican cuts to college aid show that opponent Mitt Romney "does not think investing in your future is worth it," using personal terms to try to paint his opponent as eager to help the wealthy at the expense of working families.
