Sharp political criticism dominated a major Congressional hearing, with Democrats warning that President Donald Trump’s tariff regime and confrontational approach toward New Delhi could inflict long-term damage on one of America’s most vital alliances.
Former US President Barack Obama on Tuesday congratulated Democratic candidates on their victories, calling the results a reflection of unity and strong, forward-looking leadership.
The US government shutdown entered its sixth day, with President Donald Trump indicating he’s ready to negotiate with Democrats.
Trump had doubled the tariffs on Indian imports to the United States, accusing New Delhi of sponsoring Moscow's war in Ukraine by purchasing discounted Russian Federation oil.
US President Donald Trump, while addressing a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, criticised Democrats for their lack of enthusiasm and refusal to applaud his remarks, calling it "very sad."
The Senate-approved bill will have to go back to the House for another vote, before it is sent to Biden's desk.
Pelosi, 80, faced a scare when five fellow Democrats defected and voted "present" or for someone else during the floor vote.
At the fund raiser hosted by Chairman and CEO of Beacon Capital Partners Alan Leventhal, the former vice president said that India and the United States were natural partners.
The killing of 46-year-old black man, George Floyd, at the hands of police in Minneapolis ignited the nationwide wave of outrage over law enforcement’s repeated use of lethal force against unarmed African Americans.
The claim is that Obama's administration and a "deep state" tried to scuttle Trump's presidency using probes into his contacts with Russian entities.
