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"Very Much Looking Forward To Have PM Modi In US": White House
United States is looking forward to having Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US National Security Council (NSC) Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby said in a press briefing on Monday (local time).
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Biden Administration Warns of Dire National Security Ramifications as Bill to Boost US Chipmaking Stalls
The Biden administration has warned of series consequences for the economy and for national security if a bill to boost chipmaking in the US is not passed by the US Congress the end of July. The White House seeks to fund $52 billion (roughly Rs. 4,15,400 crore) for chip production and to boost US innovation to compete with China. The administration...
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Video Gamer Poses As Reporter, Cons White House For Weeks
For over four press briefings, reporters have asked White House press secretary Jen Psaki questions on behalf of a colleague who was recovering from COVID-19. Nothing suspicious here, until you realize that this reporter doesn't actually exits.
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Cop Among 10 Dead In US Supermarket Shooting, Suspect In Custody
A gunman killed at least 10 people including a police officer at a grocery store in Colorado on Monday, police said, in the latest shooting to hit a state that was the site of two of the most infamous mass murders in US history.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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India-China Border Row "Very Nasty, Would Love To Help": Donald Trump
The border stand-off between India and China has been "very nasty" and "they (China) are certainly going at it", United States President Donald Trump told reporters at a White House press briefing on Friday
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Trump To Deliver "Lot Of Good News" At Daily Coronavirus Briefings: White House
When President Donald Trump resumes giving coronavirus briefings on Tuesday he will focus on his accomplishments and positive developments on treatments and vaccines, according to White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
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White House Briefly Follows Twitter Accounts In State Visits: US Official
The White House Wednesday explained that its Twitter handle typically ''follows'' the accounts of officials from host countries for a brief period during a presidential trip to retweet their messages in support of the visit.
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Donald Trump's Press Secretary Steps Down To Serve First Lady
US President Donald Trump's chief spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham, who never held a single press briefing in a White House where Trump runs much of the communications himself, stepped down Tuesday.
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Directed Sarah Sanders "Not To Bother": Donald Trump On Press Briefing
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he directed White House press secretary Sarah Sanders "not to bother" with press briefings because he believes that reporters are rude to her and that most members of the media will not cover the administration fairly.
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CIA Director Briefs Trump Over Investigation On Jamal Khashoggi's Murder
CIA Director Gina Haspel on Thursday briefed President Donald Trump on the investigations related to US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally killed inside Saudi Arabia's Istanbul Consulate, the White House said.
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Indian-American Raj Shah Makes White House Press Briefing Debut
Raj Shah has made his daily press briefing debut at the White House, becoming the first Indian-American to do so.
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Sean Spicer Resigns As White House Press Secretary
White House spokesman Sean Spicer resigned on Friday, ending a brief, turbulent tenure that gained global notoriety, after President Donald Trump named adviser and Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci as his top communications official.
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'Why Are Cameras Off': Journalists Shout At White House Spokesman Sean Spicer
White House spokesman Sean Spicer drew the ire of some reporters today for banning cameras from daily press briefings as part of what Spicer called an effort to vary the routine.
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Change In Plan, PM Modi And Donald Trump To Take One Question Each From Reporters
Before their working dinner at the White House tonight, US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address reporters. In a change of plans, the US and India have changed their earlier stand of no questions allowed - instead, after a joint statement is issued on their meeting, each leader will take one question selected in advan...
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"Very Much Looking Forward To Have PM Modi In US": White House
United States is looking forward to having Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US National Security Council (NSC) Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby said in a press briefing on Monday (local time).
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Biden Administration Warns of Dire National Security Ramifications as Bill to Boost US Chipmaking Stalls
The Biden administration has warned of series consequences for the economy and for national security if a bill to boost chipmaking in the US is not passed by the US Congress the end of July. The White House seeks to fund $52 billion (roughly Rs. 4,15,400 crore) for chip production and to boost US innovation to compete with China. The administration...
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Video Gamer Poses As Reporter, Cons White House For Weeks
For over four press briefings, reporters have asked White House press secretary Jen Psaki questions on behalf of a colleague who was recovering from COVID-19. Nothing suspicious here, until you realize that this reporter doesn't actually exits.
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Cop Among 10 Dead In US Supermarket Shooting, Suspect In Custody
A gunman killed at least 10 people including a police officer at a grocery store in Colorado on Monday, police said, in the latest shooting to hit a state that was the site of two of the most infamous mass murders in US history.
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Donald Trump To Continue Election-Related Litigation, Says White House Official
US President Donald Trump will continue his legal fight for re-election, said White House spokeswoman Kayleigh McEnany during a press briefing on Tuesday (local time).
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India-China Border Row "Very Nasty, Would Love To Help": Donald Trump
The border stand-off between India and China has been "very nasty" and "they (China) are certainly going at it", United States President Donald Trump told reporters at a White House press briefing on Friday
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Trump To Deliver "Lot Of Good News" At Daily Coronavirus Briefings: White House
When President Donald Trump resumes giving coronavirus briefings on Tuesday he will focus on his accomplishments and positive developments on treatments and vaccines, according to White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
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White House Briefly Follows Twitter Accounts In State Visits: US Official
The White House Wednesday explained that its Twitter handle typically ''follows'' the accounts of officials from host countries for a brief period during a presidential trip to retweet their messages in support of the visit.
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Donald Trump's Press Secretary Steps Down To Serve First Lady
US President Donald Trump's chief spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham, who never held a single press briefing in a White House where Trump runs much of the communications himself, stepped down Tuesday.
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Directed Sarah Sanders "Not To Bother": Donald Trump On Press Briefing
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he directed White House press secretary Sarah Sanders "not to bother" with press briefings because he believes that reporters are rude to her and that most members of the media will not cover the administration fairly.
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CIA Director Briefs Trump Over Investigation On Jamal Khashoggi's Murder
CIA Director Gina Haspel on Thursday briefed President Donald Trump on the investigations related to US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally killed inside Saudi Arabia's Istanbul Consulate, the White House said.
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Indian-American Raj Shah Makes White House Press Briefing Debut
Raj Shah has made his daily press briefing debut at the White House, becoming the first Indian-American to do so.
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Sean Spicer Resigns As White House Press Secretary
White House spokesman Sean Spicer resigned on Friday, ending a brief, turbulent tenure that gained global notoriety, after President Donald Trump named adviser and Wall Street financier Anthony Scaramucci as his top communications official.
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'Why Are Cameras Off': Journalists Shout At White House Spokesman Sean Spicer
White House spokesman Sean Spicer drew the ire of some reporters today for banning cameras from daily press briefings as part of what Spicer called an effort to vary the routine.
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Change In Plan, PM Modi And Donald Trump To Take One Question Each From Reporters
Before their working dinner at the White House tonight, US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address reporters. In a change of plans, the US and India have changed their earlier stand of no questions allowed - instead, after a joint statement is issued on their meeting, each leader will take one question selected in advan...
