| Sat 28 Jan 2012 |
Secrets of the billionaire bankrolling Gingrich's shot at the White House
The Guardian | Sheldon Adelson is not running for office – but his cash could swing Tuesday's Florida primary The billionaire Sheldon Adelson is backing Newt Gingrich. Photograph: Matt Rourke/AP | Abraham Foxman, the amiably chatty director of the Jewish civil ... |
Pakistan PM bemoans 'trust deficit' with US
The Times Of India DAVOS, SWITZERLAND: Pakistan's prime minister said on Saturday there was "a trust deficit" between Islamabad and Washington as he criticised the resumption of US drone strikes on his country's tribal belt. | Speaking the day after over 100,000 people... |
Pakistan PM bemoans 'trust deficit' with US
Yahoo Daily News | Pakistan's prime minister said on Saturday there was "a trust deficit" between Islamabad and Washington as he criticised the resumption of US drone strikes on his country's tribal belt. | Speaking the day after over 100,000 people massed in Karachi... |
Pakistan PM bemoans 'trust deficit' with US
Khaleej Times DAVOS, Switzerland ' Pakistan's prime minister said on Saturday there was 'a trust deficit' between Islamabad and Washington as he criticised the resumption of US drone strikes on his country's tribal belt. | Speaking the day after over 100,000 peopl... |
Panetta: Pakistan doctor gave US key bin Laden intel
MSNBC | WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is acknowledging publicly for the first time that a Pakistani doctor provided key information to the U.S. in advance of the successful Navy SEAL assault on Osama bin Laden's compound last May. ... |
Apartment 1303 3D Brings a Curse from Japan to North America: Preview
IMDb | The latest poster for Apartment 1303 3D has been available for awhile now, but this is the first time info' on this horror title has passed along the newswire. Apartment 1303 is a remake of a 2007 film from director Ataru Oikawa. Both versions of t... |
Indian-origin woman dies in US jail after 15-day hunger strike
The Siasat Daily | Washington, January 28: An Indian-origin woman, who was being held at a Chicago jail for allegedly failing to show up for jury duty, has died in custody after a 15-day hunger strike. | 52-year-old Lyvita Gomes, a former airline trainer for Delta Ai... |
Making sense of Twitter's censorship
Al Jazeera | In an announcement on its official blog, the micro-blogging service Twitter has said it will enable country-specific censorship of content on the site. | True to the form of the medium, the service was immediately abuzz with questions, critici... |
North America boosts Ford in fourth quarter
Tulsa World Strong U.S. sales bolstered Ford Motor Co. in the fourth quarter as the automaker lost money in Europe and Asia. | Ford reported $13.62 billion in net income Friday, missing Wall Street expectations. | Chief Financial Officer Lewis Booth said floodin... |
Pakistan knew of bin Laden hideout: US Defense Secretary
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US Embassy announces measures to streamline visa process for Indian travellers
The Times Of India NEW DELHI: As a follow-up to the executive order issued by US President Barack Obama announcing a major initiative to woo tourists from India, China and Brazil; the US Embassy in New Delhi has announced measures to streamline the visa process for Ind... |
US: Indian-origin woman dies after hunger strike
Zeenews Chicago: An Indian-origin woman, who was being held at a Chicago jail for allegedly failing to show up for jury duty, has died in custody after a 15-day hunger strike. | 52-year-old Lyvita Gomes, a former airline trainer for Delta Airlines, died in L... |
Indian-origin woman dies in US jail after 15-day hunger strike
Indian Express | An Indian-origin woman, who was being held at a Chicago jail for allegedly failing to show up for jury duty, has died in custody after a 15-day hunger strike. | 52-year-old Lyvita Gomes, a former airline trainer for Delta Airlines, died in Lake Cou... |
Aneesh Chopra, Barack Obama's first Indian-American IT czar quits
The Times Of India WASHINGTON: Aneesh Chopra, President Barack Obama's first IT czar and the highest ranking Indian-American in the White House, is stepping down after three years of groundbreaking work aimed at advancing the government's technology agenda, amid report... |
US-China military ties have not advanced: Pentagon
The Times Of India WASHINGTON: Sino-US military ties have not advanced at the operational and tactical levels despite best of the American effort, a top Pentagon commander has said, highlighting the need to overcome this challenge in order to make Asia-Pacific a secure... |
Indian-origin woman dies in US jail after 15-day hunger strike
Deccan Chronicle | An Indian-origin woman, who was being held at a Chicago jail for allegedly failing to show up for jury duty, has died in custody after a 15-day hunger strike. | 52-year-old Lyvita Gomes, a former airline trainer for Delta Airlines, died in Lake Cou... |
Chinese investor's grad plans for US take a stumble
Nashville Tennessean | ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF. — Winston Chung came to Southern California two years ago like a standard-bearer for the new China, a wealthy Hong Kong entrepreneur with visions of creating an electric vehicle industry by reviving struggling manufactur... |
Made in America: When it comes to furniture, is it just a saying?
Indianapolis Star | Made in America is a huge talking point today, and that includes at home, where only a few decades ago, nearly all furniture sold in the United States was made here. | It wasn't so very long ago that Indiana was one of the top furniture-producing s... |
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