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Indian Student Missing In Dominican Republic May Have Drowned During Swim: Cops
A 20-year old Indian student has gone missing while on vacation in the Dominican Republic and US federal law enforcement agencies are working with authorities in the Caribbean country on the investigation in her disappearance.
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Armed Man Shot At By US Secret Service After "Confrontation" Near White House
The US Secret Service shot a man near the White House in Washington, DC shortly after midnight on Sunday (local time) after an "armed confrontation" with law enforcement. President Donald Trump was in Florida at the time of the shooting.
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"Despicable Acts": Centre After Hindu Temple Vandalised In California
India has condemned the vandalism at a Hindu temple in US' California and called upon law enforcement authorities to take strict action against those responsible.
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NDTV Exclusive: How America's Children Act Benefits H-1B Visa Holders' Kids
Americas Children Act will enable children, who grew up in the United States and maintained lawful status and want to contribute back to the country, to stay and have a clear pathway to citizenship.
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US Man Swallows Diamond Worth Rs 6.7 Crore, Asks If He'll Be Charged For "What's In My Stomach"
Law enforcement officials are now waiting for the jewellery to pass through Glider's system before officially recovering the stolen items.
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US SEC’s Crypto Task Force to Host Roundtables to Discuss Crypto Regulation
The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force said Monday it would host a series of roundtable meetings to gather public insights on its regulatory approach towards Web3. Mark T. Uyeda, the acting chairperson of the SEC, will oversee the roundtable discussions that will start this month.Â
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Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
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Trump's "Nice New Law" Threat To Authors, Media After New Book On Him
US President Donald Trump, furious over a disparaging new tell-all book about him, threatened Wednesday to sue authors and media outlets that use anonymous sources.
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Accused Killer Luigi Mangione Urges Devoted Fans To Stop Flooding Him With Photos
The update also emphasizes: "Please be aware that every photo received undergoes screening and review by law enforcement."
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OKX Admits to Unlicensed Operations, Agrees to $505 Million Settlement with US DoJ
The OKX crypto exchange has pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmission business in the US. As part of the settlement, its parent company, Aux Cayes FinTech, paid an $84 million (roughly Rs. 731 crore) penalty and forfeited $421 million (roughly Rs. 3,667 crore) in fees, primarily collected from a few institutional clients.
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Google's AI Overviews Erode the Internet, US EdTech Firm Chegg Says in Lawsuit
Chegg, an online education company that offers textbook rentals, homework help, and tutoring has filed a lawsuit against Google. In the lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., Google is co-opting publishers' content to keep users on its own site, erasing financial incentives to publish.
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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
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Trump Administration To Find And Deport Unaccompanied Migrant Children: Report
In the next step of the crackdown against illegal immigration in the United States, President Donald Trump's administration has reportedly directed immigration agents to track down hundreds of thousands of migrant children who entered the US.
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Kash Patel, A Trump Loyalist, Confirmed As FBI Director
The Republican-controlled US Senate on Thursday confirmed Kash Patel, a staunch loyalist of President Donald Trump, to be director of the FBI, the country's top law enforcement agency.
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TikTok Returns To Apple, Google App Stores In US After Trump Delays Ban
TikTok has returned to Apple and Google app stores nearly a month after a new security law forced its removal.
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Indian Student Missing In Dominican Republic May Have Drowned During Swim: Cops
A 20-year old Indian student has gone missing while on vacation in the Dominican Republic and US federal law enforcement agencies are working with authorities in the Caribbean country on the investigation in her disappearance.
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Armed Man Shot At By US Secret Service After "Confrontation" Near White House
The US Secret Service shot a man near the White House in Washington, DC shortly after midnight on Sunday (local time) after an "armed confrontation" with law enforcement. President Donald Trump was in Florida at the time of the shooting.
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"Despicable Acts": Centre After Hindu Temple Vandalised In California
India has condemned the vandalism at a Hindu temple in US' California and called upon law enforcement authorities to take strict action against those responsible.
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NDTV Exclusive: How America's Children Act Benefits H-1B Visa Holders' Kids
Americas Children Act will enable children, who grew up in the United States and maintained lawful status and want to contribute back to the country, to stay and have a clear pathway to citizenship.
-
US Man Swallows Diamond Worth Rs 6.7 Crore, Asks If He'll Be Charged For "What's In My Stomach"
Law enforcement officials are now waiting for the jewellery to pass through Glider's system before officially recovering the stolen items.
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US SEC’s Crypto Task Force to Host Roundtables to Discuss Crypto Regulation
The US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Crypto Task Force said Monday it would host a series of roundtable meetings to gather public insights on its regulatory approach towards Web3. Mark T. Uyeda, the acting chairperson of the SEC, will oversee the roundtable discussions that will start this month.Â
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Canada Regulator to Impose Fee on Google For Online News Law's Operating Costs
The imposition of the levy on Google comes at a time of increased tension between Canada and the United States over trade, border security, and a digital services tax on US technology firms.
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Trump's "Nice New Law" Threat To Authors, Media After New Book On Him
US President Donald Trump, furious over a disparaging new tell-all book about him, threatened Wednesday to sue authors and media outlets that use anonymous sources.
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Accused Killer Luigi Mangione Urges Devoted Fans To Stop Flooding Him With Photos
The update also emphasizes: "Please be aware that every photo received undergoes screening and review by law enforcement."
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OKX Admits to Unlicensed Operations, Agrees to $505 Million Settlement with US DoJ
The OKX crypto exchange has pleaded guilty to operating an unlicensed money transmission business in the US. As part of the settlement, its parent company, Aux Cayes FinTech, paid an $84 million (roughly Rs. 731 crore) penalty and forfeited $421 million (roughly Rs. 3,667 crore) in fees, primarily collected from a few institutional clients.
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Google's AI Overviews Erode the Internet, US EdTech Firm Chegg Says in Lawsuit
Chegg, an online education company that offers textbook rentals, homework help, and tutoring has filed a lawsuit against Google. In the lawsuit filed in Washington, D.C., Google is co-opting publishers' content to keep users on its own site, erasing financial incentives to publish.
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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
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Trump Administration To Find And Deport Unaccompanied Migrant Children: Report
In the next step of the crackdown against illegal immigration in the United States, President Donald Trump's administration has reportedly directed immigration agents to track down hundreds of thousands of migrant children who entered the US.
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Kash Patel, A Trump Loyalist, Confirmed As FBI Director
The Republican-controlled US Senate on Thursday confirmed Kash Patel, a staunch loyalist of President Donald Trump, to be director of the FBI, the country's top law enforcement agency.
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TikTok Returns To Apple, Google App Stores In US After Trump Delays Ban
TikTok has returned to Apple and Google app stores nearly a month after a new security law forced its removal.
