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US House narrowly passes record $1.15 trillion defense bill
The US House approved a defense bill authorizing record funding for the Pentagon. This legislation includes a pay raise for service members and strengthens missile defense systems. The bill faces further debate in the Senate as political polarization continues. Democrats expressed concerns over military spending and the bill's provisions. Increased cooperation with Israeli armed forces is also a point of contention.
Mamdani-backed candidates win New York Democratic primaries
Three candidates backed by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani won Democratic primary elections for seats in the US House of Representatives on Tuesday, according to US media projections. In the 7th Congressional District, Claire Valdez, another Mamdani-backed candidate, won against Antonio Reynoso for outgoing Nydia Velazquez's seat.
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Did Elon Musk's daughter Vivian diss on him for 'Nazi salute', or we all got it wrong? 'Let us call a spade a spade'
Elon Musk is facing backlash after allegedly making a controversial gesture resembling a Nazi salute during a political rally. His daughter, Vivian Jenna Wilson, publicly addressed the incident with comments on Threads. Prominent political figures condemned Musk, while he dismissed the coverage as "legacy media propaganda." The incident underscores the strained relationship between Musk and his daughter.
After nudging Joe Biden out of US elections, Nancy Pelosi at it again; now she is plotting another ouster within the Democratic Party, here are all details
Nancy Pelosi is one of those controversial politicians, who are relentlessly looking to stay active in the political ballgame, and this time reports are suggesting that she is planning a major ouster within the Democratic Party, even with the US elections now formally over.
Fear and fortitude in Tel Aviv after Hezbollah missile attack
Tel Aviv residents experienced a frightening morning as Hezbollah fired a ballistic missile at the city, targeting a Mossad intelligence base. The missile was intercepted, but millions sought refuge in bomb shelters. This marks the first time Hezbollah has targeted Tel Aviv with such a missile, escalating tensions further.
Is Elon Musk’s platform, X, restricting users from following Kamala Harris?
Jerry Nadler, a leading Democrat, has urged the House Judiciary Committee to investigate allegations that Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, has restricted users from following Vice President Kamala Harris’ official campaign account.
US House passes bill to codify right to interracial, same-sex marriages. Here's what you should know
On Tuesday, the House of Representatives passed a bill that codifies the right to interracial and same-sex marriages amidst the reversal of the Roe v. Wade case by the Supreme Court. One justice stated that there should be a reversal to the right to same-sex marriage as well.
Government user data requests need reforms to curb unwanted gag orders: Google
The governments across the world seek orders to prevent providers like Google from telling users about demands for data.
Bill introduced in US Congress to recapture 380K unused family & employment-based visas
In a major boost to a large number of Indians, this will allow individuals to receive work authorisation while they wait for a visa number to become available and will prevent dependent children from “aging out” of eligibility for the LPR status.
Democrat says Donald Trump counsel recounted 'troubling events'
The closed-door interview with Don McGahn, which came two years after House Democrats originally sought his testimony, was originally part of Democrats' efforts to investigate whether Trump tried to obstruct Justice Department investigations into his 2016 presidential campaign.
US: House votes to curb power of presidency on travel bans
President Joe Biden reversed the travel restrictions from the Trump administration in one of his first moves in office, easing limits on Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, as well as North Korea and some government officials from Venezuela.
US House of Representatives sends Trump impeachment article to Senate, triggering trial
In a solemn procession, the nine House impeachment managers silently walked the article through the same ornate halls of Congress overrun by Trump supporters on January 6 and delivered it to the Senate.
Long-lost Bob Dylan papers, including unpublished lyrics, sell for $495K
The collection included transcripts of Glover's 1971 interviews with Dylan and letters the pair exchanged.
Democrats flay Donald Trump for announcing new curbs on H-1B visas sans public scrutiny
The DHS says that the H-1B regime has expanded far beyond its original brief, often to the detriment of US workers. Data shows that more than half-a-million H-1B non-immigrants in the US have been used to displace US workers, which has led to reduced wages in a number of industries and stagnation of wages in certain occupations, it says.
US House clears bill to raise premium processing fees, may delay USCIS furlough
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), which depends on revenue from visa fees, was to furlough over 13,000 employees at the end of August as it was running out of funds, it had said earlier.
H1-B visa restrictions: Democratic lawmakers urge Trump admin to exempt healthcare workers
President Donald Trump, in his June proclamation, banned the entry into the US of workers in several key non-immigrant visa categories, including the H-1B, arguing that they eat into American jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
Senate Democrats demand White House testimony on impeachment
The letter comes as a top Democrat in the House, Representative Adam Schiff said the impeachment process won’t be a failure if Trump is acquitted by the Senate, as seems almost certain. Republicans control the 100-member body; some GOP members have declared their minds made up.
Trump declines to participate in House impeachment hearing
US President Donald Trump's lawyer Pat Cipollone said he cannot fairly be expected to participate in a hearing while the witnesses are yet to be named and while it remains unclear whether the Judiciary Committee will afford the president a fair process through additional hearings.
Congressional Committee to review Trump impeachment report on Monday
The US' House Congressional committee will be reviewing the investigation report of President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry on Monday setting the stage for charges to be filed.
US House panel issues 81 document requests in Trump obstruction probe
Republicans in Congress accuse Democrats of pursuing an impeachment agenda as part of a political strategy to reclaim the White House in the 2020 election.
High male hormone levels may cause stock market instability
A new study shows that testosterone changes the way the brain calculates value and returns in the stock market.
Laying off of US workers for H-1B holders needs to be probed: Jeh Johnson
Amid reports that Disney has laid off American employees and replaced them with Indians holding H-1B visas, Johnson told lawmakers that such allegations are very troubling.
US Congress calls for increased intel coop with Israel, India
The amendment requires a report from Director of National Intelligence on possibilities for growing security cooperation among three countries.
PM Modi's US visit: More than three dozen US lawmakers attend Madison Square event
This is for the first time that such a large number of US lawmakers attended an event organized by the Indian-American community.
Climate change may turn fish friendless
Rising carbon dioxide levels worldwide could lead fish to lose their ability to recognise each other and make them "friendless" wanderers who will hang out with just about anybody, a new research suggests.
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