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NDTV Exclusive - "Took 1st Opportunity We Got To Come To India": Usha Vance
Usha Vance, the Second Lady of the United States, spoke to NDTV about the 'family man' side of her husband and Vice President JD Vance, sharing heart-warming anecdotes about his fondness for Indian food and their three children's interest in India.
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US Slaps Tariffs Up To 3,521% On Solar Imports From These Asian Nations
In its latest tariff salvo, the Trump administration in the United States has imposed new duties-- as high as 3,521%-- on solar imports from Southeast Asian countries.
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Live Updates: India, US Can Work Together For A Win-Win Partnership, Says JD Vance
President Donald Trump wants both the United States and India to grow and the two countries can work together across sectors including trade, defence and energy for a win-win partnership, US Vice President JD Vance said on Tuesday.
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Chat Blunder Deepens, Pentagon Ex-Official Flags "Meltdown", Trump Responds
US President Donald Trump defended his Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, following reports of the Pentagon chief disclosing sensitive military information in a second Signal chatroom with his family members and other staffers.
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Delta Plane Catches Fire, Passengers Evacuated On Emergency Slides
A Delta Air Lines flight caught fire on the tarmac at Orlando International Airport on Monday (local time), following which the passengers had to evacuate via the emergency slides, CNN reported.
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US Urges Curb Of Google's Search Dominance As AI Looms
US government attorneys urged a federal judge Monday to make Google spin off its Chrome browser, arguing artificial intelligence is poised to ramp up the tech giant's online search dominance.
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China's Big Warning For Countries Signing Trade Deals With US
China has warned other countries against making a broader trade deal with the United States at Beijing's expense, ratcheting up its rhetoric in a spiralling tariff war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Trump Planning Another Strike On Harvard? $1 Billion Funding May Be Slashed
The Trump administration is reportedly planning another financial strike on Harvard University following a week of escalating fireworks between the two sides after America's wealthiest educational institution refused to follow the government's diktat
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Yemen War Plan Blunder: Did Pentagon Chief Leak Chats To Family?
Before the US launched military strikes on Yemen on March 15, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth shared critical information about the planned attacks to a private Signal group chat that included his wife, brother and personal lawyer.
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Iran Says To Hold More Nuclear Talks With US After Latest Round
The United States and Iran on Saturday concluded a second round of high-stakes talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, agreeing to meet again in a week's time, the Iranian foreign ministry said.
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"Communal Violence, Terrorism": Stricter US Travel Advisory For Bangladesh
The United States has issued a stricter travel advisory for Bangladesh, flagging concerns of terrorism and civil unrest in the Asian country that saw a deadly coup and a change in regime less than a year ago.
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"Yemen Won't Back Down": Houthis Vow More Attacks After US Strikes Kill 74
Yemen's Houthis rebels have vowed to continue their military operations against Israel and the United States following deadly airstrikes on the Ras Isa oil port that killed at least 74 people, CNN reported.
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US To Withdraw Some 1,000 Troops From Syria
The United States will roughly halve the number of troops it has deployed in Syria to less than 1,000 in the coming months, the Pentagon said Friday.
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US Will Soon "Take A Pass" If No Progress On Ukraine Deal, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Friday the United States will "take a pass" on brokering further Ukraine war talks unless there is quick progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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US Unveils New Port Fees For Chinese-Linked Ships
The United States unveiled new port fees on Chinese built and operated ships, in a bid to boost the domestic shipbuilding industry and curb China's dominance in the sector.
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NDTV Exclusive - "Took 1st Opportunity We Got To Come To India": Usha Vance
Usha Vance, the Second Lady of the United States, spoke to NDTV about the 'family man' side of her husband and Vice President JD Vance, sharing heart-warming anecdotes about his fondness for Indian food and their three children's interest in India.
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US Slaps Tariffs Up To 3,521% On Solar Imports From These Asian Nations
In its latest tariff salvo, the Trump administration in the United States has imposed new duties-- as high as 3,521%-- on solar imports from Southeast Asian countries.
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Live Updates: India, US Can Work Together For A Win-Win Partnership, Says JD Vance
President Donald Trump wants both the United States and India to grow and the two countries can work together across sectors including trade, defence and energy for a win-win partnership, US Vice President JD Vance said on Tuesday.
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Chat Blunder Deepens, Pentagon Ex-Official Flags "Meltdown", Trump Responds
US President Donald Trump defended his Defence Secretary, Pete Hegseth, following reports of the Pentagon chief disclosing sensitive military information in a second Signal chatroom with his family members and other staffers.
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Delta Plane Catches Fire, Passengers Evacuated On Emergency Slides
A Delta Air Lines flight caught fire on the tarmac at Orlando International Airport on Monday (local time), following which the passengers had to evacuate via the emergency slides, CNN reported.
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US Urges Curb Of Google's Search Dominance As AI Looms
US government attorneys urged a federal judge Monday to make Google spin off its Chrome browser, arguing artificial intelligence is poised to ramp up the tech giant's online search dominance.
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China's Big Warning For Countries Signing Trade Deals With US
China has warned other countries against making a broader trade deal with the United States at Beijing's expense, ratcheting up its rhetoric in a spiralling tariff war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Trump Planning Another Strike On Harvard? $1 Billion Funding May Be Slashed
The Trump administration is reportedly planning another financial strike on Harvard University following a week of escalating fireworks between the two sides after America's wealthiest educational institution refused to follow the government's diktat
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Yemen War Plan Blunder: Did Pentagon Chief Leak Chats To Family?
Before the US launched military strikes on Yemen on March 15, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth shared critical information about the planned attacks to a private Signal group chat that included his wife, brother and personal lawyer.
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Iran Says To Hold More Nuclear Talks With US After Latest Round
The United States and Iran on Saturday concluded a second round of high-stakes talks on Tehran's nuclear programme, agreeing to meet again in a week's time, the Iranian foreign ministry said.
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"Communal Violence, Terrorism": Stricter US Travel Advisory For Bangladesh
The United States has issued a stricter travel advisory for Bangladesh, flagging concerns of terrorism and civil unrest in the Asian country that saw a deadly coup and a change in regime less than a year ago.
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"Yemen Won't Back Down": Houthis Vow More Attacks After US Strikes Kill 74
Yemen's Houthis rebels have vowed to continue their military operations against Israel and the United States following deadly airstrikes on the Ras Isa oil port that killed at least 74 people, CNN reported.
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US To Withdraw Some 1,000 Troops From Syria
The United States will roughly halve the number of troops it has deployed in Syria to less than 1,000 in the coming months, the Pentagon said Friday.
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US Will Soon "Take A Pass" If No Progress On Ukraine Deal, Says Trump
President Donald Trump said Friday the United States will "take a pass" on brokering further Ukraine war talks unless there is quick progress from Moscow and Kyiv.
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US Unveils New Port Fees For Chinese-Linked Ships
The United States unveiled new port fees on Chinese built and operated ships, in a bid to boost the domestic shipbuilding industry and curb China's dominance in the sector.
