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"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
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She Was To Be Deported, Leaving 3 Children. Instead, She Hid In A Church
Federal immigration officials said she had to leave by Dec. 10 - even though her attorney was petitioning a court in Texas for a stay of her deportation order, citing her three U.S.- born children, whom she is raising on her own.
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Formula One Teams Fear Data Leak After Official Quits
Formula One teams fear expensive and closely-guarded secrets could leak to rivals once the former head of the governing body's F1 technical department has served a period of gardening leave. Marcin Budkowski, who worked at several teams before joining the International Automobile Federation (FIA), quit this week and is barred from starting any new ...
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Google Outspent Every Other Company On Federal Lobbying During Past Three Months
Google spent the most it ever has in a single quarter trying to influence elected officials in Washington, according to lobbying disclosures made public late Thursday. The past three months have also seen record spending on lobbying by several other major tech companies, including Amazon, Apple and Uber.
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3 Charged In Australia Over Light Plane Drugs Plot
An elderly pilot is among three men charged for allegedly plotting to smuggle large amounts of the drug "ice" from the United States to Australia in a light plane, officials said Thursday.
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FIFA Council Approves 48-Team World Cup For 2026 Edition
"The FIFA Council unanimously decided on a 48-team #WorldCup as of 2026: 16 groups of 3 teams," a tweet from FIFA's official account said.
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Dhanush's Visaranai is India's Official Oscar Entry
"Visaranai was selected out of the 29 films that were in the race," said Film Federation of India secretary general Supran Sen
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Franz Beckenbauer 'Paid Millions' as Chairman of 2006 World Cup Panel
Franz Beckenbauer along with three other members of the 2006 FIFA World Cup organising committee are being probed by the Swiss authorities over "allegations of fraud, criminal mismanagement, money laundering and misappropriation"
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Spot Gold Steadies, But Rate Hike Worries Resurface
Spot gold steadied on Tuesday after falling for three days, but looked at risk of further weakness as the dollar edged up on comments by a Federal Reserve official that the next U.S. rate rise could come as soon as next month.
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3 Dead After Plane Crashes, Setting US Home Ablaze
A small plane crashed into a US home Sunday killing all three of the people on board, while the house's occupants escaped a devastating blaze that erupted immediately, officials said.
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
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PM Narendra Modi to Take Chief Ministers to China to Underscore 'Cooperative Federalism'
During his trip to China next week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be accompanied, sources said, by the chief ministers of three or four states - a major gesture by Mr Modi, officials said, to "put his vision of cooperative federalism put into practice in foreign policy for the first time, by involving states in international engagement."
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Drone Sightings Up Dramatically in the Last Two Years
Federal and industry officials say that the government is getting near-daily reports - and sometimes two or three a day - of drones flying near airplanes and helicopters or close to airports without permission.
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Mexican Troops Face Civilian Trial For 22 Deaths
Seven Mexican soldiers being held in the June killings of 22 suspected criminals will be tried by a civilian judge, three of them for homicide, federal justice officials said Sunday.
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White House Beefs Up Federal Staff in Dallas to Help Ebola Response
President Barack Obama on Friday decided to send senior personnel to help federal, state and local officials in Dallas grappling with the effort to identify and monitor who came into contact with three people diagnosed with the Ebola virus, the White House said.
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"Never Questioned Authenticity": Harvard On Trump's "Sweeping Demands" Letter
Harvard University said it had no reason to doubt the seriousness or authenticity of a letter it received from the government this month despite it containing demands that were "astonishing in their overreach."
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She Was To Be Deported, Leaving 3 Children. Instead, She Hid In A Church
Federal immigration officials said she had to leave by Dec. 10 - even though her attorney was petitioning a court in Texas for a stay of her deportation order, citing her three U.S.- born children, whom she is raising on her own.
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Formula One Teams Fear Data Leak After Official Quits
Formula One teams fear expensive and closely-guarded secrets could leak to rivals once the former head of the governing body's F1 technical department has served a period of gardening leave. Marcin Budkowski, who worked at several teams before joining the International Automobile Federation (FIA), quit this week and is barred from starting any new ...
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Google Outspent Every Other Company On Federal Lobbying During Past Three Months
Google spent the most it ever has in a single quarter trying to influence elected officials in Washington, according to lobbying disclosures made public late Thursday. The past three months have also seen record spending on lobbying by several other major tech companies, including Amazon, Apple and Uber.
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3 Charged In Australia Over Light Plane Drugs Plot
An elderly pilot is among three men charged for allegedly plotting to smuggle large amounts of the drug "ice" from the United States to Australia in a light plane, officials said Thursday.
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FIFA Council Approves 48-Team World Cup For 2026 Edition
"The FIFA Council unanimously decided on a 48-team #WorldCup as of 2026: 16 groups of 3 teams," a tweet from FIFA's official account said.
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Dhanush's Visaranai is India's Official Oscar Entry
"Visaranai was selected out of the 29 films that were in the race," said Film Federation of India secretary general Supran Sen
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Franz Beckenbauer 'Paid Millions' as Chairman of 2006 World Cup Panel
Franz Beckenbauer along with three other members of the 2006 FIFA World Cup organising committee are being probed by the Swiss authorities over "allegations of fraud, criminal mismanagement, money laundering and misappropriation"
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Spot Gold Steadies, But Rate Hike Worries Resurface
Spot gold steadied on Tuesday after falling for three days, but looked at risk of further weakness as the dollar edged up on comments by a Federal Reserve official that the next U.S. rate rise could come as soon as next month.
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3 Dead After Plane Crashes, Setting US Home Ablaze
A small plane crashed into a US home Sunday killing all three of the people on board, while the house's occupants escaped a devastating blaze that erupted immediately, officials said.
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Data Hacked From Federal Government Dates Back to 1985: US Official
Data stolen from U.S. government computers by suspected Chinese hackers included security clearance information and background checks dating back three decades, U.S. officials said on Friday, underlining the scope of one of the largest known cyber attacks on federal networks.
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PM Narendra Modi to Take Chief Ministers to China to Underscore 'Cooperative Federalism'
During his trip to China next week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be accompanied, sources said, by the chief ministers of three or four states - a major gesture by Mr Modi, officials said, to "put his vision of cooperative federalism put into practice in foreign policy for the first time, by involving states in international engagement."
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Drone Sightings Up Dramatically in the Last Two Years
Federal and industry officials say that the government is getting near-daily reports - and sometimes two or three a day - of drones flying near airplanes and helicopters or close to airports without permission.
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Mexican Troops Face Civilian Trial For 22 Deaths
Seven Mexican soldiers being held in the June killings of 22 suspected criminals will be tried by a civilian judge, three of them for homicide, federal justice officials said Sunday.
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White House Beefs Up Federal Staff in Dallas to Help Ebola Response
President Barack Obama on Friday decided to send senior personnel to help federal, state and local officials in Dallas grappling with the effort to identify and monitor who came into contact with three people diagnosed with the Ebola virus, the White House said.
