Trump signs 'Buy American, Hire American' order to bring back USA jobs
CBS News asked about then-candidate Trump's routine hiring of seasonal foreign workers at Mar-a-Lago back in 2015. What is the H-1B Visa program? None responded to requests for comment. Senior administration officials on Monday name-checked specific companies it may seek to target - consultancy and outsourcing firms Tata, Infosys (INFY) and Cognizant Technologies (CTSH).
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Canadian Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan offers prayers at Golden Temple
Sajjan arrived in India on Monday on a week-long visit. The discussions will take place with Defence Minister Arun Jaitley and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj. Amarinder Singh had stirred a controversy last weekl when he said that he will not meet the visiting Canadian Minister due to his (Sajjan's) links to radical elements linked to the demand for a separate Sikh state, Khalistan.
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Labour 'not out to pick off high earners' in tax plans
But when questioned on whether that would mean people in that income bracket paying more, Mr McDonnell added: "That's not what we've said". "I think there are many people on £70,000 who may well feel that their circumstances are such that they are not rich", she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
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'Mother of all Marches' Blasts Failure of Socialism in Venezuela
The oil-exporting country suffers from Soviet-style shortages of food and consumer goods and triple-digit inflation. But with the military now on Maduro's side, it is hard to see a way that democracy can return to Venezuela through protest without further tragedy and bloodshed.
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Japan and Australia to deepen ties amid North Korea tension
He said Trump's "strength and resolve" had been evident for the world to see in recent weeks, citing the cruise missile strike on a Syrian regime airbase and the dropping of a Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb on an ISIS location in Afghanistan.
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Capitals beat Maple Leafs 5-4, tie series at 2 games apiece
The Pittsburgh Penguins are going for a sweep in their run toward a hopeful repeat championship when they take the ice against the Columbus Blue Jackets for Game 4 on Tuesday. The Leafs are using their speed to give Washington fits, the young-and-hungry eighth-seeded underdogs playing loose. Hyman chased down the loose puck that led to Nylander's first of the postseason and then drew the penalty that led to Bozak's game-winner.
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Turkey's Supreme Election Board meets to assess referendum appeals
A defiant Erdogan, whose narrow victory exposed the nation's deep divisions, has said Sunday's vote ended all debate on the more powerful presidency he has long sought, and Turkey would ignore criticism of the referendum from European observers.
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China urges diplomatic solution to US-N Korea feud
Aboard the USS Ronald Reagan, the vice-president told troops he was there as "storm clouds gather on the horizon" of north-east Asia. "If the DPRK and U.S. But he stressed: "Dialogue for dialogue's sake is meaningless". He said that an "all-out war" would result if the USA took military action, BBC reported.
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Trump promises to find solution for Wisconsin dairy farmers
Ruiter sees Trump's tough talk as an attack on Canada's milk supply management system. President Donald Trump singled Canada out by name Tuesday as he put dairy farmers north of the border on notice that they are in America's fair-trade sights.
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Trump Supreme Court Pick Neil Gorsuch Takes Place On High Court Bench
The first test of new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch's impact will come this week in a case that pits a Missouri church against a state constitutional amendment in a clash over religious liberty. Some were watching to see if Gorsuch might recuse himself; he had routinely done so as a member of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit when his former law firm had a case there or a controversy involved someone he knew.
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Intense photos show Venezuela being rocked by the 'mother of all protests'
It is set to be the biggest day of protests since Maduro's allies tried to strip the power of the opposition-controlled legislature - the only lever of government Maduro's camp does not hold - and banned opposition leader Henrique Capriles from politics.
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Mine kills Saudi guard on Yemen border: ministry
U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (R) is greeted by Saudi Armed Forces Chief of Joint Staff General Abdul Rahman Al Banyan (L) upon his arrival at King Salman Air Base, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday, April 18, 2017. Bahrain also lost five soldiers, though it was not clear if they were killed in the same incident. He said political solution via UN-brokered negotiations is needed to resolve the conflict in Yemen.







