Identity Crisis Hits US Universities
Universities across the United States are caught up in a wave of protests swirling around issues of race, identity and…
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FOODS YOU SHOULD NOT EAT DAILY
While you may be making the utmost effort to eat healthy for the majority of your day, it is possible that…
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BIOLOGICAL MARKERS FOR PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IDENTIFIED
A team of researchers led by the University of Georgia has identified several biological markers that make it possible to classify…
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WAYS TO UP YOUR SEX DRIVE
A diminished libido can have several ramifications for your relationship. Here are ten easy and effective tips that will help improve your…
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SENATOR AVELLA BREAKS SILENCE ON SKELOS AND SILVER TRIALS AND SIGNALS ETHICS REFORM AS PRIORITY ISSUE IN UPCOMING SESSION
(New York, NY) Today, State Senator Tony Avella broke his silence on the trials involving Dean Skelos and Sheldon Silver and…
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Guru Nanak Prize Awarded to The Pluralism Project at Harvard University and Serve2Unite
Two organizations dedicated to promoting tolerance and religious understanding through education, research and leadership training will share Hofstra University’s 2016…
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THREE CENTERS CONTINUE #FREEDOMGIVING HUNGER STRIKE
DALLAS , TX (TIP): For the past two weeks, people seeking safety in the US who ICE has kept detained…
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Federal haze rules target seven Texas coal facilities
DALLAS, TX (TIP): New federal rules designed to reduce smog in the country's national parks will force seven of Texas'…
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East Texas town’s police chief, others urge citizens to arm themselves
HUGHES SPRINGS, TX (TIP): A Texas police chief who warns President Barack Obama in a social media video that trying…
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2nd South Asian film fest kicks off in Dallas (DFW)
DALLAS, TX (TIP): The 2nd annual DFW South Asian Film Festival kicks off its programming from February 19th to 21st, 2016, at locations in downtown Dallas and Plano. The opening…
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Dhanraj feels India are on the right track
MUMBAI: Former India captain Dhanraj Pillay responded to critical views that have popped up in the aftermath of India's bronze…
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I think I’ll be there in IPTL next year too: Rafael Nadal
NEW DELHI (TIP): Refusing to call the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) an exhibition event, Spanish superstar Rafael Nadal says…
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Vijender to face experienced Bulgarian Samet Hyuseinov next
MANCHESTER (TIP): High on confidence after two knockout wins, star Indian boxer Vijender Singh will face his most experienced opponent…
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Anand back in business after crushing Topalov in London
LONDON (TIP): Five-time World Champion Viswanathan Anand bounced back from his fourth round loss and beat his former world championship challenger…
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In taking economic war to Islamic State, US developing new tools
WASHINGTON (TIP): Since last month, US warplanes have struck Islamic State's oil infrastructure in Syria in a stepped-up campaign of…
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President Obama’s address on the San Bernardino terror attack and the war on ISIS | Transcript
President Barack Obama on Sunday, December 6 issued his most passionate denunciation yet of ISIS, vowing to "destroy" the group in a relentless,…
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VIVAH PANCHAMI
Vivah Panchami is a sacred Hindu festival that celebrates the divine marriage between Lord Sri Ram and Goddess Sita. It is…
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PRIYANKA IS SEXIEST ASIAN WOMAN, ONCE AGAIN
Priyanka Chopra has been making India proud with her act in the international TV series, Quantico. Even while the show is on,…
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DHANU SANKRANTI
Dhanu Sankranti also known as Dhanur Sankraman is the day when Sun enters into Dhanu Rashi or the sign of Sagittarius.…
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KALPA: UNTOUCHED BEAUTY IN THE LAP OF HILLS
Huddled under a blanket, a drowsy opening of the eyes as the curtain is pulled back: and there stands the mighty…
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World’s first biologically powered chip created
NEW YORK (TIP): In a major breakthrough, researchers at Columbia Engineering have harnessed the molecular machinery of living systems to…
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HOW WATER ESCAPES FROM SATURN EXPLAINED
WASHINGTON (TIP): Researchers have found how water ions escape from the Saturn's environment after locating a point from where the…
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Glaciers in Everest have shrunk by 28% in 40 years
BEIJING (TIP): Glaciers on Mount Everest, source of major Asian rivers like Brahmaputra, have shrunk by 28%over the past 40…
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JAPAN PROBE ENTERS VENUS ORBIT
TOKYO (TIP): Japan's space agency said on Wednesday its "Akatsuki" probe had successfully entered into orbit around Venus after an…
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THIN POWER PAPER THAT CAN STORE ENERGY DEVELOPED
LONDON (TIP): Scientists have developed power paper -a new material consisting of nanocellulose and a conductive polymer -that has an…
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Maruti Suzuki to raise car prices from January 1
NEW DELHI (TIP): Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, the nation's biggest carmaker by sales, plans to raise prices of its cars by up to 20,000…
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US SEEKS NEW GROUP FOR CHINDIA AT WTO
NEW DELHI (TIP): At the World Trade Organisation (WTO) headquarters in Geneva, there have been voices— largely from the US…
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FIAT CHRYSLER TO PAY $70 MILLION AUTO SAFETY FINE
WASHINGTON (TIP): Fiat Chrysler to pay $70 million auto safety fineINGTON: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV has agreed to pay $70…
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JAPAN TO BUILD INDIA’S FIRST BULLET TRAIN
NEW DELHI (TIP): The bullet train accident in China four years ago along with low-cost finance and a promise to…
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Saudi women set to make election history tomorrow
RIYADH (TIP): Outside of the Saudi capital, in one of the country's most conservative provinces, Jowhara al-Wably is making history.…
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