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American President Donald Trump policy 'America First' might garner the interest in certain sectors, it may result in the United States losing out in others mostly in the IT sector, in which US is a keen leader globally. Donald Trump has proposed to change America's immigration policy. This includes the H-1B visa, which the IT sector companies send thousands of highly-skilled professionals to US every year by using H-1B visa. Top Corporate analysts in India, says that changes made to H-1B visas are not a good thing for the United States, as it may lose its fringe over others in the IT race.

United States and India share a strong economic relationship, and US IT sector is energised largely by the Indian IT professionals. In India, both industry experts as well as engineering students feels that changes to the H-1B visa will affect both countries. US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have extended invitations to each other to visit their respective countries might be heading for a clash on the visa issue, says analysts.
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Donald Trump (Republican Presidential nominee) again promised to make 'America great again' by bringing back the outsourced jobs across the world. On Thursday Hillary Clinton in Philadelphia excoriate her foe and questioned why he interferes about the manufacture products in other countries. By accepting officially the Democratic Party's presidential nomination Hillary Clinton once again targeted Donald Trump on a number of issues including his views on the military and economy. Promising to create more jobs if elected to the White House, Hillary asked why Trump products come from abroad as Mr Donald Trump says that he wants to make America great again. Well but he could start by actually making things in America again. Please explain to me (Clinton) what part of America First leads him to make Trump ties in China, not Colorado, photo frames in India and Trump suits in Mexico not Michigan. Hillary Clinton then went a step further to persuade supporters that she has every intention of making corporations and the super rich become more responsible in their ways. Wall street cannot debris main street. Wall street corporations and super rich must pay their dues, Hilary said. Corporations must be nationalistic it's wrong to take tax breaks with one hand and give out pink slips with the other.
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Officials with the Hillary Clinton campaign have officially announced candidate for president will make a stop in Omaha on Monday .

The exact location of the event has not yet been announced . According to its official website , Clinton will discuss its commitment to building an economy that works for everyone , not just those at the top .

Clinton made ​​history Tuesday as the first woman to become the presidential candidate of a major political party of US - sw , winning the Democratic nomination .

Former first lady , New York senator and secretary of state took her party's nomination on Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders , who asked Democrats to nominate him by acclimation .

Obama full speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention


Michelle Obama full speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention


Bernie Sanders full speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention


Bill Clinton full speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention

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A hack on the Democratic National Committee has given attackers access to a massive trove of data, including all opposition research into presidential candidate Donald Trump and almost a year’s worth of private e-mail and chat messages, according to a published report.

In an article published Wednesday, The Washington Post reported that researchers with CrowdStrike, the security firm DNC officials hired to investigate and contain the breach, determined the intrusions were carried out by two separate hacker groups that both worked for the Russian government. One, dubbed Cozy Bear, gained access last summer and has been monitoring committee members’ e-mail and chat communications. The other is known as Fancy Bear and is believed to have broken into the network in late April. It was the latter intrusion that obtained the entire database of Trump opposition and later tipped off IT team members the network may have been breached.

The DNC intrusion is just one of several targeting US political organizations, the WaPo said, with the networks of Trump, rival presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, and some republican political action committees also being targeted by Russian spies. Details about those campaigns weren’t available. The hackers who penetrated the DNC network were expelled last weekend. No financial and donor information appears to have been taken, leaving analysts to suspect the attack was a case of traditional espionage and not the work of criminal hackers.


The hackers did not access donor information and financial records, according to the DNC, but were able to steal troves of data including information on Trump, whose past the Democratic Party has been researching in preparation for a general election. The intrusion was first reported by the Washington Post.
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Defeating ISIS will be one of the most important challenges facing our next Commander-in-Chief. I’ve laid out a three-part plan to take on this urgent threat and keep our families and communities safe:
  1. Take out ISIS’s stronghold in Iraq and Syria. To do that, we have to intensify the air campaign against its fighters, leaders, and infrastructure. We have to step up support for Arab and Kurdish forces on the ground and increase efforts to protect civilians. And we have to pursue a diplomatic strategy aimed at helping resolve Syria’s civil war and Iraq’s sectarian divide.
  2. Dismantle the global network that supplies ISIS with money, arms, propaganda, and fighters. That means targeted efforts to deal with ISIS affiliates from Libya to Afghanistan. It means going after key enablers who facilitate that network and help jihadists travel undetected. And it means waging online battles with extremists to discredit their ideology, expose their lies, and counter recruitment efforts in the West and around the world.
  3. Harden our defenses and build our resilience at home. We need to counter each step in the process that can lead to an attack, deterring would-be terrorists and stopping plots before they’re carried out.

To accomplish all this, we’ll need to stay ahead of the curve technologically. The tech community and governments need to see each other as allies, not adversaries, in the effort to stop terrorist networks and keep their message from spreading. I know that Silicon Valley takes this issue seriously. Many tech companies already have terms of service that prohibit terrorist content on their platforms and systems for flagging prohibited content and disabling accounts. So let’s continue to collaborate to learn more about these best practices and come up with systems that can protect both our safety and privacy.

Here’s the bottom line: It’s not enough to contain ISIS—we need to defeat ISIS. Our adversary is fighting on multiple fronts and constantly adapting. That means our response has to be just as nimble and far-reaching. We need to reinforce the alliances that have been core pillars of American power for decades. And we need to rely on what actually works—not extreme and pointless ideas like banning Muslims from entering the United States, which is not only impractical and a violation of America’s core value of religious freedom, but also will make it harder to work with Muslim communities to stop terrorism.

We can’t let fear stop us from doing what’s necessary to keep us safe or push us into reckless actions that only end up making us less safe.

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Johnny Depp is not holding back about his thoughts on Donald Trump becoming the next President of the United States. 

The actor was asked about Trump's bid for the White House on Wednesday while doing press for his latest film, Alice Through the Looking Glass. Depp returns as the Mad Hatter in the sequel to the 2010 film.

“Here’s the thing — if Donald Trump is elected President of the United States, in a kind of historical way it’s exciting because we will see the actual last President of the United States,” Depp said. "It just won’t work after that."


When asked to confirm that he would not be "thrilled" if Trump won in November, Depp replied, “I don’t believe in that stuff, you know?” 

The actor previously portrayed the billionaire businessman in an hourlong fake show for the comedy website Funny or Die in February. The faux film poked fun at Trump's best-seller The Art of the Deal.

Funny or Die's Art of the Deal featured an all-star cast, which included Alfred Molina, Robert Morse, Patton Oswalt, Jacob Tremblay, Jack McBrayer, Michaela Watkins, Henry Winkler, Stephen Merchant and Christopher Lloyd, among others.
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Ashton Carter (US Defence Secretary) is at New Delhi. Ashton said that progress has been made towards sealing a deal that could see American soldiers on Indian bases under specific circumstances. Ashton has met with Manohar Parrikar, said India and US have agreed in principle to share military logistics. Washington and New Delhi have largely agreed to the terms of a new agreement that allows the two militaries to use each other's land, air and naval bases for re-supplies, repair and rest. But US troops can be in India only on the invitation of the government of India and the agreement isn't binding on either nation. India, as the world's largest arms importer, wanted access to US technology to develop weapons at home, which is a part of the PM Modi 'Make in India' campaign.
The US working with India to counter China's growth in South China Sea but has clarified that at the moment, it is not considering joint patrolling by an India-US fleet in the area. However, both sides will work closely together in the Indian Ocean, the two sides agreed.
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India and US together have launched the Fulbright Abdul Kalam Climate Fellowship, in a new initiative to advance bilateral co-operation on climate change which will enable Indian research scholars to work with American Institutions in field.


The first call for applicants were announced on Friday for the fellowship jointly funded by both the governments and will enable up to 6(Six) Indian PhD students and post doctoral researchers to work with US host institutions for a period of 6 to 12 months.  

The fellowship named after late Indian President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, is part of a commitment made by the US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi to build long-term capacity to address climate change-related issues in both the countries. The fellowship will be operated by the binational US-India Educational Foundation (USIEF) under the umbrella of the prestigious Fulbright programme.
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World Trade Organization (WTO) judgment on India-US solar case was finally been made public on Feb 24th 3 years after the US challenged New Delhi’s policy for solar projects to source at least half their content from local producers to qualify for Indian government support and encourage domestic manufacture. The judgment prevents India from doing so and concludes that domestic content requirements set by India for the initial phases of its National Solar Mission violate international trade agreements. It recommends that India should bring its measures into conformity with its obligations under the TRIMs Agreement and the GATT 1994. In the particular the judgment is not an negative for Indian Govt as buying solar equipment at this time may be better than building plants that make it given the rapid evolution of technology and the financial problems of our power sector. But in the general, this judgment is harmful, as it brings into consideration the larger issues of climate change politics and global trade regimes which create distortions that favor rule-makers. Even India’s Power Minister Piyush Goyal has called out at a conference in Delhi this week, the hypocrisy of the US. position which violates the spirit of the climate change talks.
This is where India must get proactive. In the recently concluded Paris Climate Talks, India was painted as a spoiler for not agreeing to take responsibility for climate change caused by the developed world and China. There was pressure on India to renounce coal a critical and cheap energy source compared to the more expensive solar energy. Despite bearing little responsibility for climate change, India still voluntarily declared climate change mitigation goals, including a target of 100,000 megawatts of solar power capacity by 2022. This is a $50 billion opportunity for solar equipment-makers worldwide – and given the WTO judgment, India will not be able to leverage it to create a domestic solar manufacturing base. Instead, the high-tech manufacturing jobs will be created elsewhere – in places such as the US. While climate change talks and WTO are independent of each other, the two combined have managed to generate an outcome that favours markets like the US.

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Republican presidential Donald Trump said that countries like China and India are taking away jobs from the US and vowed to bring them back for Americans. Trump made the remarks while predicting that he will earn a tremendous support from African-Americans. You are seeing the stories when African-American leaders are saying, 'my people really like Trump' because I am going to bring jobs back from China, India, Mexico, Japan and Vietnam and all these places that are taking our jobs and I'am going to bring back jobs, he told CNN. I am going to do great with the African-Americans for their development. African-American youth is 58 % unemployed. African- Americans in their prime are substantially worse off than the whites in their prime, and it's a very sad situation. Trump, known for being openly critical of many countries like China, Mexico and Japan in many of his speeches, had last month said India is doing great but no one talks about it. 
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For the first time after turning approver in the 26/11 Mumbai attacks case, Pakistani-American LeT operative David Coleman Headley's deposition started before a Special TADA Court via video-conferencing from a US jail today. His deposition which started a short while ago will continue for next few days as well. Flanked by three persons his attorney John, a US attorney Sarah and an unidenfied person Bob Headley was administered the oath at 7.30 a.m. and Nikam started firing the questions at him.
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