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Twitter Slammed by IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad for Not Complying With New Digital Rules
IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that Twitter had deliberately defied and failed to comply with the country's new IT rules, that became effective in late May.
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Donald Trump Owes Lenders At Least $315 Million, Shows Financial Disclosure
President Donald Trump had personal liabilities of at least $315.6 million to German, US and other lenders as of mid-2017, according to a federal financial disclosure form released late on Friday by the US Office of Government Ethics.
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US Ethics Office Tweets Sarcasm At Donald Trump On Business Conflicts
President-elect Donald Trump faced criticism from an unusual source on Wednesday when a buttoned-down U.S. government ethics office issued an apparently sarcastic stream of Twitter messages applauding him for selling off his assets.
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US Diplomats Banned From ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
"Federal government ethics rules prevent us from using our public offices [..] for private gain, no matter how worthy the cause is."
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Twitter Slammed by IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad for Not Complying With New Digital Rules
IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that Twitter had deliberately defied and failed to comply with the country's new IT rules, that became effective in late May.
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Donald Trump Owes Lenders At Least $315 Million, Shows Financial Disclosure
President Donald Trump had personal liabilities of at least $315.6 million to German, US and other lenders as of mid-2017, according to a federal financial disclosure form released late on Friday by the US Office of Government Ethics.
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US Ethics Office Tweets Sarcasm At Donald Trump On Business Conflicts
President-elect Donald Trump faced criticism from an unusual source on Wednesday when a buttoned-down U.S. government ethics office issued an apparently sarcastic stream of Twitter messages applauding him for selling off his assets.
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US Diplomats Banned From ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
"Federal government ethics rules prevent us from using our public offices [..] for private gain, no matter how worthy the cause is."
