The mass murder at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, occurred behind a locked door as a posse of armed police waited outside, taking no action other than to handcuff a mother among the crowd of desperate parents urging them to do their duty while threatening others with a Taser.
June 3, 2022As of November 2021, the company had 33,833 stores in 80 countries, 15,444 of which were located in the US.
January 4, 2022Blinken said the U.S. will work with Turkey and Qatar to help them get the Kabul airport up and running again.
August 31, 2021MacNolia Cox in 1936 became the first Black finalist at the bee and wasn’t allowed to stay in the same hotel as the rest of the spellers.
July 9, 2021American billionaire Ray Dalio has said that PM Modi is 'one of the best leaders in the world'.
September 22, 2020Despite the recent surge in the caseload, USFK stressed that it remains "at a high level of readiness with less than 1 per cent of its active duty service members who are currently confirmed positive for COVID-19".
July 13, 2020Never before has a presidency so divided the American people as Donald Trump’s. Before Trump, no post-war President has consistently challenged the core democratic values underlying American foreign policy. He launched a tenure as volatile and fiery as the man himself.
November 24, 2019On the occasion of King's 94th birth anniversary, here is a way to celebrate his legacy.
September 16, 2019The offer will run until June 30 and is open to Central Americans in an "irregular migration situation" who wish to depart from airports in Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez - both close to the US border - or Guadalajara and Mexico City.
June 21, 2019American Airlines has extended the cancellations of its Boeing 737 Max flights until August 19 due to the indefinite global grounding of the plane model
April 15, 2019The former 49ers quarterback is revealed as the narrator toward the end of the spot.
September 6, 2018American TV host Wendy Williams has faced a backlash from fans for criticising singer-actress Beyonce Knowles and saying she needs to autotune. Williams criticised the singer on her show on Tuesday, where she said: “There are only a few people who can sing raw dog and Fergie is not one, she needs to autotune. Jennifer …
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February 22, 2018Eminent Indian Americans have launched a nationwide campaign in the US to create awareness about massive backlog for Green Card which they say is impacting some 300,000 high-skilled Indian applicants. Under the current regulation, skilled immigrants from India need to wait anywhere between 25-92 years for a Green Card due to per-country limits, said the …
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January 30, 2018Former US president Barack Obama had the audience in splits when he said that he was the first American president to have a recipe for daal, the humble Indian dish which is staple in many Indian households. Speaking at the HT Leadership Summit in a question-answer session, he explained to Karan Thapar that the night …
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December 1, 2017A Sikh American man was stabbed to death in his taxi in the US by a 19-year-old who was upset over not getting admission into his choice of university. The incident happened this week in Bonner County in Idaho. The victim was identified as 22-year-old Gagandeep Singh, a final year student of software engineering. He …
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August 31, 2017US President Donald Trump has said that under his administration young Americans will have a pathway to "exciting and fulfilling careers", a day after he signed an apprenticeship programme aimed at developing job- related skills. "Under our plan, young Americans will have a pathway to exciting and fulfilling careers. They will become brilliant technicians who …
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June 17, 2017A Sikh-American post-doctoral fellow at New York University was called "Osama" by a teenager, in a fresh incident of racism towards members of the community. Simran Jeet Singh, a post-doctoral fellow at NYU's Center for Religion and Media and a senior religion fellow for advocacy group Sikh Coalition, recalled the encounter in an essay on …
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June 10, 2017