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In First Joint Appearance as Running Mates, Biden and Harris Shred Trump's White House Record
.Jointly appearing in Wilmington, Delaware, to make their election case for the first time as running mates, Biden said his pick for the party's vice presidential nominee is smart, tough and a proven fighter for the country's middle class.
Nigerian lawyers fight back against police brutality, graft
When Divine Umukoro refused to pay police a bribe after breaking Lagos state's nighttime curfew, she says they slapped her, slashed her car tyres and threatened violence.
Amid tensions with Turkey, Greece in joint manoeuvres with France
The French military conducted training exercises with Greek forces off the southern island of Crete on Thursday, defence sources said, as tension persisted with Turkey over disputed waters in the eastern Mediterranean.
Bigg Boss 13's Paras Chabbra On Mahira Sharma: Right Now We Are Just Friends
Actor Paras Chhabra denied that he and fellow Bigg Boss 13 housemate Mahira Sharma are dating. He said that if something were to happen, it would do so organically.
Israel successfully tests advanced missile defense system
Israel's Defense Ministry said Thursday it conducted a successful test of the countrys advanced missile defense system against longrange ballistic attacks.
'I was Very Scared': Karan Wahi on Shooting Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Karan Wahi, who is currently busy shooting for 'Khatron Ke Khiladi: Made In India', was initially sceptical to go outdoors and resume work, owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Greece thanks France for pledge to boost forces in east Med
Greece's prime minister warmly thanked France Thursday for its pledge to boost its military presence in the eastern Mediterranean, where Greek and Turkish warships are closely shadowing each other over a Turkish energy exploration bid in waters Athens cla...
Just Group profit inches up, sees sales pick-up in second half
Insurer Just Group posted higher firsthalf earnings on Thursday as strong inforce profit cushioned a slump in new business profit, and it forecast sales to be significantly higher in the second half.
China plans to expand railway network to 200,000 km before 2035
China plans to expand its railway network, the second largest in the world, by onethird in the next decade and a half, as part of a longterm plan to rev up urbanisation and stimulate local economies.
News18 Afternoon Digest: Trump Relaxes H-1B Visa Restrictions and Other Top Stories
These are the top stories we are covering this afternoon: US relaxes H-1B restrictions to allow visa holders to return to pre-ban jobs; record single-day spike of 67,000 cases pushes India's Covid-19 tally closer to 24 lakh; PM Modi launches platform for...
Rupee Opens Flat at 74.83 against US Dollar, Remains Unchanged from its Previous Close
Investors are awaiting CPI data scheduled to be released later in the day for further cues, forex traders said.
Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari Asks Universities to Spread Awareness on Organ Donation
Koshyari has asked vice chancellors of universities inthe state to create awareness about organ donation among students, teachers, staff and the general publi.
Asian shares mixed, led by Tokyo gains, after Wall St rally
Asian shares were mostly higher on Thursday, cheered by the rally on Wall Street that's likely a boon for exportdriven regional economies, even as investors worry about the coronanvirus pandemic.
'One of us': South Asians celebrate Harris as VP choice
Two words summed up Tamani Jayasinghes exuberance for the first Indian American and Black woman to run for vice president: Kamala Aunty.
In One Week, Delhi Sees Increased Demand for Covid-19 Beds amid Uptick in Cases
Delhi reported 1,113 new coronavirus cases pushing the caseload to over 1.48 lakh, while the death toll has increased to 4,153, authorities said on Wednesday.
Puerto Rico set for 2nd voting round after botched primaries
Puerto Ricans prepared Thursday for a second consecutive weekend of primary elections after the U.S. territory's Supreme Court ordered authorities to reopen polling centers where botched ballot supplies prevented people from voting in the first round.