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US Shoots Down Drones In Iraq, Allied Forces Injured
American forces shot down two drones and damaged a third in Iraq over the past 24 hours, with allied troops suffering "minor injuries" in one incident, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Wednesday.
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Yezdi Motorcycles India Launch Live Updates: Design, Engine, Specification, Performance, Features, Prices
The Yezdi brand will be the third resurrection from Classic Legends after Jawa and more recently, BSA, which has been announced for European and American markets.
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Americans Fear For Their Democracy A Year After Capitol Riot, Polls Show
One year after the violent assault on the US Capitol, Americans remain deeply concerned about the health of their democracy and about a third say violence against the government can sometimes be justified, according to two polls published Sunday.
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Video: US Man, Accused Of Groping, Assaulting Flight Crew, Taped To Seat
An American man has been arrested after being accused of groping two flight attendants and punching a third on a Frontier Airlines flight from Philadelphia to Miami before being taped to his seat, US media reports said this week.
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Rocket Attack, 3rd In 3 Days, Targets US In Iraq: Army
The Iraqi army said two rockets were fired Tuesday at a base hosting Americans, in the third such attack in three days and as a US government delegation is visiting the country.
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Harley-Davidson Announces Third Quarter Net Income Of $120 Million
The iconic American motorcycle manufacturer reported its strongest third quarter since 2015 despite decreasing sales volume.
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US Hoping For Two COVID-19 Vaccines By End Of November
Two American companies expect to apply for emergency approval for their Covid-19 vaccines by late November, welcome news as the US hits a third surge of its coronavirus epidemic and approaches its eight millionth case.
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Four Indian-Americans In US House Voted To Impeach Donald Trump
Donald Trump has become the third US President to be impeached when the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, including four of its Indian-American members, passed two articles of impeachment against him.
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Former Twitter Employees Charged With Spying for Saudi Arabia by Digging Into Accounts of Kingdom Critics
Two former Twitter employees and a third man were charged in San Francisco Federal Court Wednesday with spying on Twitter users critical of the Saudi royal family, the US Justice Department announced. Case highlights the issue of foreign powers exploiting American social media platforms. Charges also reflect the wealth of data that firms compile.
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Obesity May be Linked with Increased Cancer Risk; Shed Extra Kilos With these Foods
According to a new reports published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 40 percent of the US cancer diagnoses can now be linked to overweight and obesity.
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Floyd Mayweather Beats Marcos Maidana to Unify Welterweight Belts
American Floyd Mayweather retained his World Boxing Council world title and took Marcos Maidana's World Boxing Association belt, winning the fight on two of the three judges' scorecards, with the third scoring it a draw.
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Americans say US Congress is worst ever: poll
Two thirds of Americans say the current Congress is the worst ever, while three quarters slammed the "do-nothing" legislature, a CNN/ORC International poll found on Thursday.
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American Mardy Fish withdraws from US Open
He has missed months of action at a time over the past two seasons. On Tuesday, Fish stopped playing in the third set of his match against Jarkko Nieminen at a hard-court tournament in Winston-Salem, N.C., because of heat stroke.
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Bolivia's Morales offers asylum to US leaker Edward Snowden
Bolivian President Evo Morales on Saturday said he would grant asylum, if asked, to fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, the third leftist Latin American leader in two days to make such an offer.
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No Greta Garbo as Serena yet to peak
The evidence suggests that as long as she remains fit and motivated into her third decade on the tour, the likes of Sharapova and world number three Victoria Azarenka, the only two who can match the American for power, will continue to have their work cut out.
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US Shoots Down Drones In Iraq, Allied Forces Injured
American forces shot down two drones and damaged a third in Iraq over the past 24 hours, with allied troops suffering "minor injuries" in one incident, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Wednesday.
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Yezdi Motorcycles India Launch Live Updates: Design, Engine, Specification, Performance, Features, Prices
The Yezdi brand will be the third resurrection from Classic Legends after Jawa and more recently, BSA, which has been announced for European and American markets.
-
Americans Fear For Their Democracy A Year After Capitol Riot, Polls Show
One year after the violent assault on the US Capitol, Americans remain deeply concerned about the health of their democracy and about a third say violence against the government can sometimes be justified, according to two polls published Sunday.
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Video: US Man, Accused Of Groping, Assaulting Flight Crew, Taped To Seat
An American man has been arrested after being accused of groping two flight attendants and punching a third on a Frontier Airlines flight from Philadelphia to Miami before being taped to his seat, US media reports said this week.
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Rocket Attack, 3rd In 3 Days, Targets US In Iraq: Army
The Iraqi army said two rockets were fired Tuesday at a base hosting Americans, in the third such attack in three days and as a US government delegation is visiting the country.
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Harley-Davidson Announces Third Quarter Net Income Of $120 Million
The iconic American motorcycle manufacturer reported its strongest third quarter since 2015 despite decreasing sales volume.
-
US Hoping For Two COVID-19 Vaccines By End Of November
Two American companies expect to apply for emergency approval for their Covid-19 vaccines by late November, welcome news as the US hits a third surge of its coronavirus epidemic and approaches its eight millionth case.
-
Four Indian-Americans In US House Voted To Impeach Donald Trump
Donald Trump has become the third US President to be impeached when the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, including four of its Indian-American members, passed two articles of impeachment against him.
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Former Twitter Employees Charged With Spying for Saudi Arabia by Digging Into Accounts of Kingdom Critics
Two former Twitter employees and a third man were charged in San Francisco Federal Court Wednesday with spying on Twitter users critical of the Saudi royal family, the US Justice Department announced. Case highlights the issue of foreign powers exploiting American social media platforms. Charges also reflect the wealth of data that firms compile.
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Obesity May be Linked with Increased Cancer Risk; Shed Extra Kilos With these Foods
According to a new reports published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 40 percent of the US cancer diagnoses can now be linked to overweight and obesity.
-
Floyd Mayweather Beats Marcos Maidana to Unify Welterweight Belts
American Floyd Mayweather retained his World Boxing Council world title and took Marcos Maidana's World Boxing Association belt, winning the fight on two of the three judges' scorecards, with the third scoring it a draw.
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Americans say US Congress is worst ever: poll
Two thirds of Americans say the current Congress is the worst ever, while three quarters slammed the "do-nothing" legislature, a CNN/ORC International poll found on Thursday.
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American Mardy Fish withdraws from US Open
He has missed months of action at a time over the past two seasons. On Tuesday, Fish stopped playing in the third set of his match against Jarkko Nieminen at a hard-court tournament in Winston-Salem, N.C., because of heat stroke.
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Bolivia's Morales offers asylum to US leaker Edward Snowden
Bolivian President Evo Morales on Saturday said he would grant asylum, if asked, to fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden, the third leftist Latin American leader in two days to make such an offer.
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No Greta Garbo as Serena yet to peak
The evidence suggests that as long as she remains fit and motivated into her third decade on the tour, the likes of Sharapova and world number three Victoria Azarenka, the only two who can match the American for power, will continue to have their work cut out.
