Unlike in the protests against yoga the demonstrators this time were not religious fundamentalists, but students spewing leftist rhetoric at Brown University. They protested a non-Indian white woman singing kirtans, asserting that only those born Hindu should sing the religious hymns, according to media reports....
Republican and Democratic party front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are poised for victory with double-digit leads over their primary rivals in the upcoming Pennsylvania state primaries, polls showed. ...
US Democratic presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are distancing themselves from President Barack Obama, also a Democrat, over a bill that would allow 9/11 victims to sue foreign governments. ...
US President Barack Obama has ruled out deploying US ground troops in Syria and said military efforts alone cannot solve the country's problems....
The US space agency is preparing to put in the sky an array of new experimental aircraft -- known as X-planes and intended to carry on the legacy of demonstrating advanced technologies that will push back the frontiers of aviation....
Trump on Friday tailored his pitch to the citizens of Delaware state, praising its status as a tax shelter and at one point sharing a story about calling his credit card company to find out whether it employed people in India, the Politico reported....
Shri Dwarkamai (www.dwarkamai.org), which is a recognized non-profit and tax-exempt organization under IRS code section 501(c) (3) of the USA, celebrated the 10th ...
Gov. Chris Christie's recent nomination of state Sen. Peter J. Barnes III to the state Superior Court bench has had a ripple effect in Middlesex County Democratic circles. With Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan favored to replace Barnes in the Senate, an Assembly vacancy will become available....
The historic climate change agreement was ceremonially launched Friday with 171 countries lining up to sign the document that US Secretary General Ban Ki-moon hailed as a "new covenant with the future"....
Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh has lodged a "strong protest" with the Canadian government over the alleged denial of permission for his proposed "interactive meetings" with the Punjabis living in Toronto and Vancouver....
