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Trump and Biden do battle in first US presidential debate
Joe Biden and Donald Trump are set for a crucial presidential debate, kicking off a heated campaign season in the US. With the country still divided over the 2020 election chaos, this debate holds special significance, being one of only two this cycle. Trump aims to highlight Biden's age, while Biden seeks to portray Trump as unfit for office. The debate format will include muted microphones to maintain order, but both candidates are expected to go on the offensive, hoping for viral moments.
Prosecutor says 'no one is above the law' as he urges jurors to convict Hunter Biden in gun case
Prosecutor calls FBI agent as final witness in Hunter Biden trial, with family members including Jill and James Biden present in court.
Why it's hard to explain Joe Biden's unpopularity
As The Washington Free Beacon's Joe Simonson noted recently, just surfing around most U.S. media and pop culture, you probably wouldn't realize that Biden's job approval ratings are quite so historically terrible, worse by far than Trump's at the same point in his first term.
Alabama Senator Katie Britt delivers GOP response to President Biden's State of the Union address
Sitting at her kitchen table in Alabama, Sen. Katie Britt called President Joe Biden a “dithering and diminished leader” and warned of a bleak American future under his presidency in the Republican rebuttal to his State of the Union address Thursday eve...
Chris Christie says he's dropping out of the Republican presidential race before the Iowa caucuses
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has suspended his Republican presidential bid, days before Iowa's caucuses, aiming to disrupt Donald Trump's path to the nomination. While Christie previously vowed to stay in the race, he acknowledged that there wasn't a path to winning the nomination. Christie had positioned himself as a fierce critic of Trump, targeting the former president's criminal investigations and arguing that Trump would lose in a rematch with President Joe Biden. The move follows a recent surge for former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley in New Hampshire polls.
US to limit asylum to migrants who pass through a 3rd nation
Administration officials expect the rule will take effect when a pandemic-era rule that denies asylum on grounds of preventing the spread of COVID-19 ends. That rule, known as Title 42 authority, is set to expire May 11 but has been delayed twice by legal challenges from Republican-led states.
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One year after Afghan war, Joe Biden struggles to find footing
As of last month, more than 74,000 Afghan applicants remained in the pipeline for special immigrant visas that help military interpreters and others who worked on government-funded contracts move to the United States and pave the way for them to receive a green card. That total counts only the principal applicant and does not include spouses and children. More than 10,000 of that pool of applicants had received a critical chief of mission approval, according to State Department data.
U.S. House to consider bill to clamp down on products from China's Xinjiang
The U.S. House of Representatives is set to consider a bill as soon as next week that would ban imports from China's Xinjiang region over concerns about forced labor.
Biden to push tax reform plan in Congress speech to fund once-in-a-generation investments
The plan includes $1 trillion in spending on education and child care over 10 years and $800 billion in tax credits aimed at middle and low income families, according to a White House fact sheet.
Joe Biden to push trillions in investment, plead for police reform in Congress speech
Biden is expected to use the national speech to argue that the new package - which when coupled with an earlier infrastructure and jobs plan totals around $4 trillion, rivaling the annual federal budget - is vital to America's future.
Bills introduced in US Congress to counter growing Chinese influence
Congressman Mark Green, who introduced five bills, said that Communist China's rise in military and economic power is one of the greatest security the US faces today. China's leaders are now asserting dominance diplomatically, informationally, militarily, and economically.
Electoral vote objections delay Biden certification in Congress
The overnight scenes in Congress -- normally a ceremonial procedure but one that Donald Trump's loyalists have sought to co-opt as the last gasp attempt to keep the president in power -- come hours after violent unrest in the US Capitol by pro-Trump rioters interrupted the process.
Fake news spread on WhatsApp to Indian Americans plays stealth role in US election
Fighting fake news on social media such as Facebook and Twitter has become standard practice for campaigns.
White House may witness two women make history
Excited Democratic voters even have a Clinton-Warren Facebook page in which one supporter exhorted: "Don't let us down by choosing a boring white guy."
New US president need to call radical Islam by its name: Bobby Jindal
Bobby Jindal says people of the US need a president who does not apologise for American power and is not afraid to call radical Islam by its name.
Goldman Sachs report defending big banks may backfire
Six very large US bank holding companies share a problem: they need to explain why they should be allowed to continue with their business model.
US presidential elections: Obama's team launches ad campaign against Mitt Romney
Barack Obama's re-election campaign team has confronted Mitt Romney head-on with an advertisement campaign in six key battle ground States.
Osama dead: Laden's killing near Islamabad exposes Pakistan; huge moral victory for Obama
For US president, Osama's killing could promise a hasslefree run in 2012 elections. However, threat from Al-Qaeda will continue to be its chief concern.
Goldman reports huge profits, but troubles mount
Goldman Sachs has shown with its eye-popping quarterly profits that it is still the king of Wall Street, but the crown has lost some of its luster.
No tax cuts for firms outsourcing jobs: Obama
Indian cos received a bad news on Wednesday, as Obama said that there will be no tax breaks in outsourcing. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE | Losers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE
Obama backs away from McCain's debate challenge
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Saturday backed away from rival John McCain's challenge for a series of joint appearances, agreeing only to the standard three debates in the fall.
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