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Founder of the white supremacist group Patriot Front Thomas Rousseau and fellow members
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Trump official cites free speech after white supremacist march

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Mojtaba Khamenei & US President Donald Trump
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Why the US-Iran deal's hardest phase is still ahead

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After months of conflict, US and Iran reach deal to end hostilities across the Middle East

The United States and Iran say they have reached a major agreement to end fighting across the Middle East, including in Lebanon. The deal could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ease tensions, and help stabilize global energy markets.

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Indian diaspora groups welcome court decision striking down $100,000 H-1B visa fee

Indian diaspora organizations in the United States have welcomed a federal court ruling that invalidated the $100,000 H-1B visa application fee imposed by President Donald Trump, calling the decision a boost for fairness, predictability, and economic competitiveness.

Ship anchored on May 16, 2026 in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran
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Thousands of sailors stranded as tensions over Strait of Hormuz deepen crisis in the Gulf

More than 20,000 sailors are trapped on ships across the Gulf after rising tensions and restricted access to the Strait of Hormuz. Many report shortages of food, delayed pay, and fear as Iran tightens control over key waters.

U.S. President Donald Trump
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Trump sparks new birthright citizenship debate with 'babies of slaves' remark

President Donald Trump renewed his attack on birthright citizenship ahead of a key Supreme Court hearing. He said the law was created for “babies of slaves” and not “Chinese billionaires” while urging judges to support his executive order.

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Health officials monitor dozens despite no known US Hantavirus cases

US health officials say there are currently no known hantavirus cases in the country after new testing cleared the only American patient who had tested positive aboard the MV Hondius. However, dozens of people remain under monitoring and quarantine as a precaution.

US Second Lady Usha Vance
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Usha Vance draws flak from netizens for starting literacy oriented podcast

Second Lady Usha Vance introduces a new children's podcast aimed at improving literacy, combining storytelling, guest readers, and personal inspiration. But while introducing her podcast, she also talks about her personal life related to her pregnancy, her role as second lady, and praises from her husband, vice president JD Vance.

X outage hits 14,000+ users in US, platform goes down suddenly
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X outage hits 14,000+ users in US, platform goes down suddenly

Social media platform X experienced a sudden outage affecting thousands of users across the United States, with reports spiking on Downdetector and no immediate response from the company on the disruption.

US launches probe into trade practices of India, China, and other partners
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US launches probe into trade practices of India, China, and other partners

The United States has begun a broad investigation into the trade practices of several major economies, including India and China, to determine whether their manufacturing policies create unfair competition and harm American industries and supply chains.

Hindus rank as most highly educated religious group in US with 70%
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Hindus rank as most highly educated religious group in US with 70%

A new Pew Research Center analysis of its 2023-24 Religious Landscape Study shows Hindus and Jews lead all major US faith groups in college attainment, highlighting significant education gaps shaped in part by immigration and demographic trends.

Silicon valley pioneer Kanwal Singh Rekhi warns of growing hostility: 'Indians are not welcome in the US'
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Silicon valley pioneer Kanwal Singh Rekhi warns of growing hostility: 'Indians are not welcome in the US'

Indian-American entrepreneur Kanwal Singh Rekhi says rising anti-immigrant rhetoric and tighter visa policies are putting America’s innovation edge at risk, warning that turning away Indian talent could damage both the US economy and its global leadership.

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