The United States on Monday denied Julian Assange's assertion that Washington was orchestrating a 'witch-hunt' for him, saying the WikiLeaks founder was making 'wild' claims to deflect attention.

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US President Barack Obama warned Syria on Monday that Washington will not tolerate any deployment of chemical weapons, as fighting raged from the north to the south of the country.

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Coming out strongly against a Republican lawmaker's definition of a 'legitimate rape', US President Barack Obama on Tuesday termed his remarks as offensive and insisted that a 'rape is a rape' and the

A US court in Alabama has dismissed harassment charges filed against Infosys – the major Indian IT company – by one of its American employee.

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In an effort to reach out to the Sikh Community, US First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Wisconsin on August 23 to meet the victims and family members of the Gurdwara shooting that left six worshi

A 16-year-old high school student has been arrested on charges of killing an elderly Sikh in Milwaukee, where only days back a shootout at a Gurdwara had left six worshippers dead.

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The US on Thursday said Pakistan's nuclear stockpile was not 'endangered' following a daring terrorist attack on the key Kamra Air Force base, believed to house atomic weapons.

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The Time magazine and CNN on Thursday announced to revoke the suspension of Fareed Zakaria, the noted Indian American writer and journalist, who was suspended last week by both outlets for alleged pla

The United States said Thursday it was had no intention of 'persecuting' WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and denied charges that it was pressuring Britain to seize him.

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Barely 12 days after the shooting at a Gurdwara that killed six worshippers, an elderly Sikh man has been shot dead in an attempted robbery incident in the same Wisconsin state.

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