The White House released a fact sheet asserting that declassified US intelligence documents show the People's Republic of China and its proxies obtained the voter registration data of as many as 220 million Americans, including information that was not publicly available.
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US hosts Israel-Lebanon peace talks in Washington
The United States this week is hosting Israeli and Lebanese officials in Washington for a new round of talks aimed at consolidating the ceasefire and advancing what American officials described as a broader effort to secure lasting peace and security between the two countries.
International Yoga Day gains ground across US, reflecting growing wellness culture
From Texas parks and New York's Times Square to state legislatures and governors' offices, International Day of Yoga was celebrated across the United States this weekend, reflecting the growing mainstream acceptance of a practice that originated in India and has evolved into a nationwide wellness movement.
Trump says PM Modi among world's 'toughest leaders'
US President Donald Trump has singled out Prime Minister Narendra Modi as one of the world's toughest leaders, a view he expressed both in a newly published Axios interview and during his recent bilateral meeting with the Indian leader in France.
US senator expects PM Modi-Trump talks to strengthen vital India-US partnership
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi met US President Donald Trump in France, a powerful US senator said the United States should be strengthening, not weakening, its partnership with India, arguing that punitive tariffs had sent the wrong signal to a key strategic partner.
US V-P Vance warns allies not to undermine Iran deal
US Vice President J.D. Vance on Thursday delivered a blunt warning to critics of the Trump administration's Iran agreement, saying that efforts to undermine the deal could jeopardise a rare opportunity to stabilise the Middle East after months of conflict.
Trump, PM Modi set to take ties to new highs: White House
US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are set to take India-US relations to "new highs" the White House said as the two leaders prepared for bilateral talks in France, with trade, technology, investment and global security expected to top the agenda.
India reiterates support for UN Charter, calls it symbol of ‘hope’
The UN Charter signifies “hope” for Indians, India’s Permanent Representative P Harish said after symbolically signing the Preamble of the UN Charter to reaffirm the nation's commitment to it ahead of the commemoration of the 1945 inscription of the document that birthed the world organisation.
Elon Musk becomes world’s first trillionaire after record-breaking SpaceX market debut
Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire after SpaceX completed the largest initial public offering in history, with investors pushing the rocket and satellite company's market value to about $2.1 trillion on its first day of trading.
India urges diplomacy amid threat of Gulf conflict reignition
Amid the threat of a reignition of the conflict in the Gulf, India reiterated its call for dialogue and diplomacy to end the confrontation that has “deeply impacted India”, while criticising the world organisation’s outdated structure that has made it unable to deal with crises.
US says Hormuz remains open amid Iran escalation
The US military said on Thursday that commercial shipping continues to move through the Strait of Hormuz despite its blockade of Iran, even as President Donald Trump threatened fresh strikes against Tehran and signalled possible US control of key Iranian oil facilities.
India defends UN, Afghanistan against Pakistan attacks at UNSC
India came to the defence of Afghanistan and the UN from attacks by Pakistan and condemned Islamabad’s “unconscionable” violence against its neighbour.
Stabbing spree in New York's Penn Station; five injured
The incident occurred on Sunday night (Local time). The five victims were rushed to a local hospital, reports CBS News, quoting the Fire Department of New York City.
'We are very close to a peace agreement': Trump on Iran-US conflict
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that Iran and the United States are "very close" to reaching a peace agreement. This was stated by Trump in an interview with NBC.
India, US hold Army-to-Army Talks in Hawaii, discuss ways to strengthen defence cooperation
India and the United States held the 29th edition of Army-to-Army Staff Talks in Hawaii, discussing ways to deepen bilateral defence cooperation while reaffirming their commitment to further strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries.
India's Mango Magic event held in Seattle; US retail giants explore growing demand
The second edition of 'Mango Magic: Promotion and Tasting Event of Indian Mangoes’ was organised in Seattle, bringing together more than 100 leading importers of Indian fruits along with senior representatives from major US retailers, including Costco, to sample some of India’s finest mango varieties, according to the Consulate General of India in Seattle.
'We're going to make a deal': Trump on India-US trade agreement
US President Donald Trump has said the United States and India are moving towards a trade agreement, while describing Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “good friend” and signalling confidence that the two countries will reach a deal.
Trump says he doesn't care if Iran talks end
US President Donald Trump said that he was unconcerned about reports that Iran may halt negotiations with Washington, arguing that Tehran had taken too long in the talks and insisting that preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon remained his overriding objective.
No evidence of bribery, case outside US jurisdiction: Top biz leaders back closure of Adani case
Indian-American business leaders and policy voices on Friday welcomed the closure of the case against the Adani Group in the US, arguing that the matter was outside the jurisdiction of American law and lacked concrete evidence of wrongdoing.
Oil prices surge after US seizes Iran ship
Global oil prices surged sharply on Monday after the United States seized an Iranian cargo ship, raising fears of escalation and clouding prospects of a peace deal between Washington and Tehran.
Swami Vivekananda statue unveiled in Seattle marking cultural milestone for Indian Americans
A life-size bronze statue of Swami Vivekananda was unveiled at Westlake Square in downtown Seattle, marking what officials described as a first-of-its-kind installation hosted by a city government in the United States.
No deal in US-Iran talks, says JD Vance
US Vice President J D Vance said negotiations with Iran failed to produce an agreement after more than 20 hours of talks in Islamabad, warning that Tehran’s refusal to accept Washington’s terms was “bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the United States of America.”
Astronauts return after venturing where no human had gone before, raising hope for humanity
Four astronauts who ventured where no human has gone before in deep space returned home, touching down in the Pacific, becoming pathfinders for humanity’s return to the moon and journeys beyond.
ISIS calls for attacks on Hindus in India, South Asia: Report
Extremist networks linked to ISIS have called for attacks against Hindus in India and across South and Southeast Asia, even as they praised recent violence in the United States and expanded online recruitment, according to a new report by the Counter Extremism Project (CEP).
Iranian diaspora hails Trump outside White House
Beneath fluttering lion-and-sun flags and a towering banner that read “Thank You,” a jubilant group of Iranian Americans gathered outside the White House to celebrate President Donald Trump’s strikes on Iran, calling them a long-awaited blow against a regime they say has ruled through fear for decades.

























