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US saw uptick in backlash targeting Muslims, Sikhs and Hindus: Official

Justice Department official Vanita Gupta said that her department continues to vigorously prosecute religion-based hate crimes

US Congress rejects amendments to cut funds for Pakistan

The house rejected both amendments by voice vote but resorted to a recorded vote after both Congressmen insisted on it

PM Modi's visit: Full text of US and India's joint statement

Agreements were reached on issues ranging from terror information exchange to backing of India's bid for NSG membership

Congress sends Barack Obama bill to regulation toxic chemicals

Backers of the bill said it would clear up a hodgepodge of state rules and update and improve a toxic-chemicals law that has remained unchanged for 40 years

US Fed's Mester says gradual rate hikes still appropriate

The latest disappointing US jobs number has not changed the overall economic picture

Barack Obama to host Singapore PM for State Dinner in August

The dinner, scheduled for August 2, will mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries

US nuke force still use floppy disks to coordinate some functions: Report

According to the GAO report, the Pentagon is planning to fully replace the system by the end of 2020

Respect Pakistan's sovereignty but will target terrorists: US

Statement came from Obama administration after Pakistan said that launching drone strike on its soil was "violation of its sovereignty"

Trump claims his net worth stands at over $10 billion

Republican presumptive nominee lashed out at Bernie Sanders, for seeking an extension on his filing

Hillary eked out a narrow win in the Kentucky primary over Sanders

This result keeps her campaign on track to win the nomination but also highlights deep divisions in the party

US to spend heavily on next generation technology to stay ahead in weapons race

To stay ahead of countries like China and Russia in high-end innovation to keep its edge

Donald Trump willing to speak with Kim Jong Un regarding their nuclear program

His comments represent a sharp turn from the way the US currently approaches Pyongyang

US Senate passes bill allowing 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia

White House says President Obama would veto the legislation

Despite positive steps, US retains India on IP watch list

Releasing its annual 301 Report, the US said that it will continue to put India and China on its priority watch list

US challenges India, China and 11 others on navigation rights

In 2014, the US had challenged territorial claims of 18 countries including India, China and Brazil

US to take action against Indian students extending their stay illegally

Over 300 Indian students were caught in a sting operation for allegedly trying to illegitimately extend their stay in the country

Immigrant students blocked from enrolling in schools in US: Report

Such students have been turned away from classrooms as the result of some districts' arbitrary interpretations of residency rules and state laws

China's actions in SCS raising regional tension: Ashton Carter

Countries across Asia-Pacific have been voicing concern over massive Chinese militarisation and assertiveness

US strike in Syria kills several Al-Qaeda militants: Pentagon

Al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate confirmed yesterday the death of its spokesman Abu Firas al-Suri in a US air strike

Barack Obama slams Ted Cruz over Muslim neighbourhoods' surveillance call

He further reminded Cruz that the move would not help the nation defeat ISIS