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Israeli Army In Golan Buffer Zone Violation Of 1974 Syria Agreement: UN
Israeli troops that have moved into the buffer zone on the edge of the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights "constitute a violation" of the 1974 disengagement agreement between Israel and Syria, a UN spokesman said Monday.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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"Let Us Pledge To Build Strong India": Amit Shah On Constitution Day
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday greeted people on Constitution Day and said the strength of democracy in a huge country like India is its Constitution, which gives the mantra of national unity and integrity.
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Bangladesh Calls To Remove "Secular" From Constitution. US Responds
The US State Department on Tuesday acknowledged Bangladesh's Attorney General Mohammad Asaduzzaman's call for removing secularism from the country's Constitution.
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Explained: The Challenges Facing Donald Trump's Key Cabinet Picks
Donald Trump is reportedly looking into a clause in the US Constitution that allows a president to make unilateral appointments if the Senate is not in session.
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Donald Trump's Hollywood Endorsements: Celebrities Who Backed Him In The 2024 Campaign
Some of Hollywood's biggest names endorsed Donald Trump, helping sway the election in his favour
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US Election Result: Florida, 2 Other States Defy Trend And Vote Down Abortion Rights
Voters approved most of the referendums expanding the right to abortion in US states while Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota rejected such measures, giving anti-abortion advocates victories since the Supreme Court ended the constitutional right.
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Elon Musk Is Sued Over $1 Million Election Giveaway
Elon Musk was sued in a proposed class action on Tuesday by registered voters who signed his petition to support the Constitution for a chance to win his $1 million-a-day giveaway, and now claim it was a fraud.
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Rare US Constitution Copy From 1787 Fetches Over $11 Million At Auction
A rare copy of the United States Constitution, printed after the 1787 Constitutional Convention, has sold for more than $11 million during a live auction in Asheville, North Carolina, on Thursday evening.
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'They Want To Bleed Mother India': Veep's Fresh Attack On Rahul Gandhi
In a veiled rebuke to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks made in the US, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday said a person holding a constitutional post behaved in a foreign country in a way that he forgot the oath of allegiance to t
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"Despicable, Condemnable": Vice President Hits Out At Rahul Gandhi Over Remarks In US
Launching a stinging attack on Rahul Gandhi, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday said there is nothing more "condemnable and despicable" than someone who holds a constitutional post "becoming part of" the enemies of the nation.
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US State Arizona's Ballot Can Describe Fetuses As "Unborn" Humans: Court
Arizona's supreme court has ruled that a fetus can be described as an "unborn human being" on ballots when voters decide this November whether to make abortion a constitutional right.
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Consulate In New York Develops Platform For Indian Students To Find Internships In US
Indian students constitute more than 25 per cent of the over one million foreign students studying in the United States.
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US Supreme Court Orders Review Of Ruling On Contentious Social Media Laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to review a pair of Republican-backed state laws that imposed restrictions on social media companies to moderate content, sidestepping a ruling on their constitutional validity.
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Abortion Rights To Feature In Biden-Trump's First Presidential Debate
Two years after the US Supreme Court stripped constitutional protections for abortion, the explosive issue will feature prominently in Thursday's debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump -- with the Republican under pressure not to alienate voters.
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Israeli Army In Golan Buffer Zone Violation Of 1974 Syria Agreement: UN
Israeli troops that have moved into the buffer zone on the edge of the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights "constitute a violation" of the 1974 disengagement agreement between Israel and Syria, a UN spokesman said Monday.
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Indian Students Outnumber Chinese In US Universities, A First In 15 Years
India made up 29% of international students, but China was still a major source, constituting about one-fourth of international students.
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"Let Us Pledge To Build Strong India": Amit Shah On Constitution Day
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday greeted people on Constitution Day and said the strength of democracy in a huge country like India is its Constitution, which gives the mantra of national unity and integrity.
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Bangladesh Calls To Remove "Secular" From Constitution. US Responds
The US State Department on Tuesday acknowledged Bangladesh's Attorney General Mohammad Asaduzzaman's call for removing secularism from the country's Constitution.
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Explained: The Challenges Facing Donald Trump's Key Cabinet Picks
Donald Trump is reportedly looking into a clause in the US Constitution that allows a president to make unilateral appointments if the Senate is not in session.
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Donald Trump's Hollywood Endorsements: Celebrities Who Backed Him In The 2024 Campaign
Some of Hollywood's biggest names endorsed Donald Trump, helping sway the election in his favour
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US Election Result: Florida, 2 Other States Defy Trend And Vote Down Abortion Rights
Voters approved most of the referendums expanding the right to abortion in US states while Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota rejected such measures, giving anti-abortion advocates victories since the Supreme Court ended the constitutional right.
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Elon Musk Is Sued Over $1 Million Election Giveaway
Elon Musk was sued in a proposed class action on Tuesday by registered voters who signed his petition to support the Constitution for a chance to win his $1 million-a-day giveaway, and now claim it was a fraud.
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Rare US Constitution Copy From 1787 Fetches Over $11 Million At Auction
A rare copy of the United States Constitution, printed after the 1787 Constitutional Convention, has sold for more than $11 million during a live auction in Asheville, North Carolina, on Thursday evening.
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'They Want To Bleed Mother India': Veep's Fresh Attack On Rahul Gandhi
In a veiled rebuke to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks made in the US, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Friday said a person holding a constitutional post behaved in a foreign country in a way that he forgot the oath of allegiance to t
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"Despicable, Condemnable": Vice President Hits Out At Rahul Gandhi Over Remarks In US
Launching a stinging attack on Rahul Gandhi, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Thursday said there is nothing more "condemnable and despicable" than someone who holds a constitutional post "becoming part of" the enemies of the nation.
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US State Arizona's Ballot Can Describe Fetuses As "Unborn" Humans: Court
Arizona's supreme court has ruled that a fetus can be described as an "unborn human being" on ballots when voters decide this November whether to make abortion a constitutional right.
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Consulate In New York Develops Platform For Indian Students To Find Internships In US
Indian students constitute more than 25 per cent of the over one million foreign students studying in the United States.
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US Supreme Court Orders Review Of Ruling On Contentious Social Media Laws
The US Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to review a pair of Republican-backed state laws that imposed restrictions on social media companies to moderate content, sidestepping a ruling on their constitutional validity.
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Abortion Rights To Feature In Biden-Trump's First Presidential Debate
Two years after the US Supreme Court stripped constitutional protections for abortion, the explosive issue will feature prominently in Thursday's debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump -- with the Republican under pressure not to alienate voters.
