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White House officials said that the President would be tested regularly and also be under monitoring for symptoms.

Covid: Days before G20 summit, Joe Biden's wife tests positive

White House officials said that the President would be tested regularly and also be under monitoring for symptoms.

Days before US President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit India for the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-india-story-india-s-agenda-at-g20-summit-1693584117727">G20 summit</a>, his wife tested positive for Covid-19 infection.
Jill Biden tested positive on September 4 and is experiencing mild symptoms.
Joe Biden was also tested subsequently, but his results were negative.
White House officials said that the President would be tested regularly and also be under monitoring for symptoms.
The First Lady will continue to stay at her home on Rehoboth Beach in Delaware, according to her communications director Elizabeth Alexander. News agency Associated Press reported that Jill Biden was originally scheduled to start the new school year Tuesday at Northern Virginia Community College, where she is a teacher.
The couple&rsquo;s recent travel history includes last week&rsquo;s trip to Florida, where the couple inspected the damage caused by Hurricane Idalia.
First Lady Jill Biden has previously tested positive for the virus, including one &ldquo;rebound&rdquo; case in August last year.
Jill Biden first tested positive for the virus on August 15, when she and her husband were vacationing in Kiawah Island, South Carolina.
She isolated in the beach town until she received two negative tests and was cleared to meet the president in Delaware on Sunday. She then again tested positive days later.
Jill Biden, 72, and President Joe Biden, 80, have been twice-vaccinated and twice-boosted with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
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She had been prescribed the antiviral drug Paxlovid, which has proven to be highly effective at preventing serious disease and death among those at highest risk from COVID-19.
(With AP inputs)

During PM Modi's trip to the US in June, GE Aerospace and HAL had signed a deal to produce F-414 jet engines in India with 80% transfer of technology.

US Congress clears deal fighter jet engine deal with India, signed during PM Modi's trip: report

US Congress clears fighter jet engine deal with India, signed during PM Modi's trip: report

During PM Modi's trip to the US in June, GE Aerospace and HAL had signed a deal to produce F-414 jet engines in India with 80% transfer of technology.

Just days before American President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit India for the G20 summit, the US Congress has cleared the landmark fighter jet engine deal.
A Hindustan Times report said that the Biden government informed the Congress on July 28, and since there were no objections from any lawmakers for a month, it is assumed that assent has been granted.
The Biden administration can proceed with the next steps in the deal now, as per a source quoted in the report.
During PM Modi's trip to the US in June, GE Aerospace and HAL had signed a deal to produce F-414 jet engines in India with 80% transfer of technology.
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On August 26, 21-year-old white male Ryan Palmeter murdered three Black persons and then shot himself in Jacksonville.

USA shooting: Florida governor booed while addressing vigil for Jacksonville victims

On August 26, 21-year-old white male Ryan Palmeter murdered three Black persons and then shot himself in Jacksonville.

Following a deadly racist attack in USA's Florida, the state governor faced boos and protests while addressing a vigil for the victims.
Republican party Governor Ron DeSantis was booed on August 27 as he condemned the racially-motivated shooting that took place a day earlier.
DeSantis, who is hoping to be the Republican candidate in the 2024 Presidential election, called the shooter a "major league scumbag".
On August 26, 21-year-old white male Ryan Palmeter murdered three Black persons and then shot himself in Jacksonville.

Ramaswamy said that he would like Musk to be an advisor in his administration if he becomes the US President in 2024.

USA: Indian-American Presidential aspirant offers job to Elon Musk, cites Twitter layoffs

Ramaswamy said that he would like Musk to be an advisor in his administration if he becomes the U.S. president in 2024.

Indian-American Vivek Ramaswamy, who is hoping to be the Republican party's candidate in the 2024 Presidential election, has made an offer to Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk.
Ramaswamy said that he would like Musk to be an advisor in his administration if he becomes the U.S. president in 2024.
The Indian-American biotech entrepreneur said that Musk laid off 75% of the employees at Twitter, and he wants to do the same with the administrative state if elected.
The remarks were made at a town hall in Iowa on August 25.

The officers were attempting to serve a warrant at the home of Craig Robertson in Provo, Utah, when the shoot-out occurred.

USA: Man who 'threatened' Joe Biden shot, killed by FBI agents

The officers were attempting to serve a warrant at the home of Craig Robertson in Provo, Utah, when the shoot-out occurred.

A man in America, who had allegedly issued threats against President Joe Biden, was shot and killed by FBI agents on August 9.
Authorities said that the officers were attempting to serve a warrant at the home of Craig Robertson in Provo, Utah, when the shoot-out occurred.
The incident took place just hours before Biden's expected visit to the state.
On August 7, Robertson had reportedly posted online that he heard Biden was coming to Utah, and so he was planning to clean the dust off an M24 sniper rifle.
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Ramaswamy told Fox News in an interview that he would go for "total de-coupling".

USA: Indian-American Presidential candidate calls this country 'biggest threat'

Ramaswamy told Fox News in an interview that he would go for "total de-coupling".

Indian-American presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy has called China "the biggest threat" that USA currently faces.
The Republican party leader added that if elected, the first step in his policy would be to declare economic independence from China.
Ramaswamy told Fox News in an interview that he would go for "total de-coupling" and ban most US companies from doing business with China, unless Beijing reforms its behaviour.
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25-year-old Susroonya Koduru was struck by lightning while walking along a pond at San Jacinto Monument Park on July 2.

USA: Indian-American struck by lightning making stunning recovery

25-year-old Susroonya Koduru was struck by lightning while walking along a pond at San Jacinto Monument Park on July 2.

An Indian-origin student in America, who was struck by lightning and was struggling for her life, is now making a recovery.
25-year-old Susroonya Koduru was struck by lightning while walking along a pond at San Jacinto Monument Park on July 2.
She had been put on ventilator support as she couldn't breathe.
She has been taken off the ventilator now and might not need it if her recovery continues, as per hospital sources quoted by news agency PTI.
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A US State Department spokesperson called the crime "brutal" and "terrible".

USA reacts to Manipur women's molestation video: Biden govt says it's 'concerned'

A US State Department spokesperson called the crime "brutal" and "terrible".

Days after a video of the public stripping and molestation of two women in Manipur highlighted the situation in the state, the United States of America said that it was "deeply concerned" by reports on the incident.
A US State Department spokesperson called the crime "brutal" and "terrible" on July 23.
The incident took place in the first week of May, but the first arrests took place two months later after the video emerged.
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Several crashes took place, including an accident with two state police vehicles.

USA: Human waste leaking from truck causes car crashes on Connecticut highway

Several crashes took place, including an accident with two state police vehicles.

In a repulsive incident in America, the leaking of human waste from a truck caused led to mayhem on a major highway.
As cars spun out of control, several crashes took place, including an accident with two state police vehicles.
The incident took place after 11 pm on July 17 on Interstate 95 highway in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
The truck driver was accused of driving while knowing there was a leak. He was later arrested.
A motorcycle rider lost control and fell onto the road, ending up in a hospital with minor injuries. Vehicles crashed into other vehicles and concrete barriers.
Another tractor-trailer skidded into a parked state police cruiser, which then struck a second parked cruiser in the median. Both cruisers were unoccupied as troopers were helping others involved in wrecks.
State police reports indicate 10 vehicles were in accidents. The northbound lanes were closed for several hours during the cleanup.

A special event was organised at the Indian Consulate General in New York on July 17 to hand over some of the objects.

Watch: USA returns antiques to India at special event at New York consulate

A special event was organised at the Indian Consulate General in New York on July 17 to hand over some of the objects.

Weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trip to the US, American authorities have begun the process of returning over 100 valuable antique objects which originated in the region.
A special event was organised at the Indian Consulate General in New York on July 17 to hand over some of the objects. Indian ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu said that the antiques being repatriated to India are "not just art", but part of India's "heritage, culture and religion".
The 105 artifacts represent a wide geographical spread in terms of their origin in India - with 47 from Eastern India, 27 from Southern India, 22 from Central India, 6 from Northern India, 3 from Western India, an official release said.
"Spanning a period from 2nd-3rd Century CE to 18th-19th Century CE, the artifacts are made of terracotta, stone, metal and wood. Around 50 artifacts relate to religious subjects [Hinduism, Jainism and Islam] and the rest are of cultural significance," it said.

Four people had died and three were reported missing in a sudden flash flood in Pennsylvania on July 15.

USA: Heavy rain, flash floods in northeast, day after 4 deaths in Pennsylvania

Four people had died and three were reported missing in a sudden flash flood in Pennsylvania on July 15.

In a mirror image of North India, heavy rains and flash floods have hit the northeastern region of the United States of America.
For the second time in a week, heavy downpour led to inundation and power outages on July 16. More than 600 flights were cancelled in New York and New Jersey.
Four people had died and three were reported missing in a sudden flash flood in Pennsylvania on July 15.
Heavy rain was also reported from the East Coast, including Vermont. Authorities warned of possible landslides in the region.
The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings and tornado watches for parts of Connecticut, western Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire
New York Governor Kathy Hochul urged people to stay home and not drive on July 16 until the storms passed. There were no immediate reports of injuries from the storms and flooding in the state.
(With PTI inputs)
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Congressmen Ro Khanna and Michael Waltz condemned the attempted arson at the Indian consulate in San Francisco.

USA: Attack on Indian consulate by 'Khalistanis' condemned by American lawmakers

Congressmen Ro Khanna and Michael Waltz condemned the attempted arson at the Indian consulate in San Francisco.

Days after an Indian diplomatic mission in the American city of San Francisco was attacked for the second time in five months, US lawmakers condemned the incident.
Congressmen Ro Khanna and Michael Waltz, co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on India and Indian-Americans, issued a joint statement on July 6.
They condemned the attempted arson at the Indian consulate in San Francisco and also criticised "violent rhetoric" against the Indian ambassador to US Taranjit Singh Sandhu.
Pro-Khalistani elements took responsibility for the attack and threats.
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The Indian-American band performed at a parade in USA's capital Washington, DC.

US Independence Day: Indian-American band performs in parade

The Indian-American band performed at a parade in USA's capital Washington, DC.

As the United States of America celebrated its Independence Day on July 4, an Indian-American band signified the deep bond between the two countries.
The Indian-American band performed at a parade in USA's capital Washington, DC. They were seen playing dhol in traditional style.
The US military also performed a march-past at the parade.
The parade is held annually in Washington, D.C., and serves as a patriotic showcase of the nation&rsquo;s heritage, diversity, and military strength, as per news agency ANI.
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The incident occurred when two police officers were placing handcuffs on the woman's husband, and she was recording it on her phone, as per reports.

USA: Policeman threw woman on ground, used pepper spray on her in LA, say reports

The incident occurred when two police officers were placing handcuffs on the woman's husband, and she was recording it on her phone, as per reports.

An incident eerily similar to the George Floyd case occurred in the American city of Los Angeles on June 24.
A police officer has been accused of slamming a woman on the ground and using pepper spray on her. A video purportedly showing the entire incident has gone viral on social media.
The incident occurred when two police officers were placing handcuffs on the woman's husband, and she was recording it on her phone, as per reports. The policemen claimed that the couple was accused of theft at a store.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said that an investigation has been launched, and the two officers have been removed from field duty.
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Alleged pro-Khalistani protestors attacked the Indian consulate, as per Diya TV, a local channel.

USA: attack on Indian consulate in San Francisco; Biden govt condemns

Alleged pro-Khalistani protestors attacked the Indian consulate, as per Diya TV, a local channel.

The United States government on July 4 condemned a reported attack on an Indian diplomatic mission in San Francisco.
The incident occurred on July 1 at around 1:30 am when alleged pro-Khalistani protestors attacked the Indian consulate, as per Diya TV, a local channel.
They tried to set the consulate on fire, but it was quickly doused by the city's fire department.
The US State Department "strongly condemned" the reported incident.

The train was going to Los Angeles from Seattle.

USA: passenger train hits truck on tracks, derails in south California

The train was going to Los Angeles from Seattle.

An American train carrying around 200 passengers collided with a truck and derailed in southern California on June 28.
The Amtrak train hit a county water truck, and three of the locomotive's seven bogeys went off the tracks.
The truck driver was seriously injured, and at least 14 passengers on the train suffered minor injuries.
The train was going to Los Angeles from Seattle.

The US government said that the motive for the attack was not immediately known.

Attack on US consulate in Saudi Arabia's Jeddah; at least 2 dead

The US government said that the motive for the attack was not immediately known.

A gunman attacked a consulate of the United States of America in Saudi Arabia on June 28.
At least two persons died in the incident in Jeddah, including the attacker, who was killed by Saudi forces. A local security guard also died in the exchange of fire.
No Americans were injured in the attack, and the consulate went into lockdown.
The US government said that the motive for the attack was not immediately known.

State lawmakers recently cleared the legislation, but it still has to be signed into law by the Governor of New York, Kathy Hochul.

USA: Diwali to be school holiday in New York City, announces Mayor

State lawmakers recently cleared the legislation, but it still has to be signed into law by the Governor of New York, Kathy Hochul.

Days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's high-profile visit to the United States of America, the Mayor of New York City announced that the Hindu festival of Diwali would soon be declared a school holiday.
Mayor Eric Adams on June 26 said that he was proud to have stood with the Indian-American community to make Diwali a school holiday.
State lawmakers recently cleared the legislation, but it still has to be signed into law by the Governor of New York, Kathy Hochul, as per news agency ANI.
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USA: Billionaire James Crown dead in car racing accident on 70th birthday

USA: Billionaire James Crown dead in car racing accident on 70th birthday

American billionaire investor James Crown died while celebrating his 70th birthday on June 25.
The businessman died in a car racing accident in Colorado. His car collided with an impact barrier at Aspens Motorsports Park in Woody Creek, as per reports.
On June 22, James Crown attended the State Dinner at the White House organised in honour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He was the CEO and president of investment firm Henry Crown and Company, and a director of several companies, including JPMorgan Chase, General Dynamics, and Sara Lee.

US government officials condemned the targeting of Sabrina Siddiqui over her Muslim faith.

US journalist who asked PM Modi question being 'harassed'; Biden govt condemns

US government officials condemned the targeting of Sabrina Siddiqui over her Muslim faith.

The journalist who asked this question to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his recent trip to America has been facing "intense online harassment", her colleague Wall Street Journal claimed on June 26.
US government officials condemned the targeting of Sabrina Siddiqui over her Muslim faith.
"We're aware of the reports of that harassment. It's unacceptable. And we absolutely condemn any harassment of journalists anywhere under any circumstances. That's completely unacceptable. And it&rsquo;s antithetical to the very principles of democracy that were on display last week during the state visit,&rdquo; National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby told reporters on June 26.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said, "We're certainly here, at the White House, under this administration, committed to the freedom of the press, which is why we had the press conference last week."
"We certainly condemn any efforts of intimidation or harassment of a journalist or any journalist that is just trying to do their job. And so, I just want to be very clear about that,&rdquo; she said.
In response to Siddiqui&rsquo;s question, Prime Minister Modi had strongly defended India's record on democracy and his government's performance and human rights, saying that the basic foundation stone of his government has been 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas', which means together for everyone&rsquo;s growth, with everyone&rsquo;s trust.
"India is a democracy. And as President Biden said democracy is in the DNA of both India and America. Democracy is in our spirit. Democracy flows in our veins. We live democracy. Our forefathers moulded it in words, which we call the Constitution," he said.
"Our government runs on the fundamental principles of this Constitution. We have proved that democracy can deliver. When I say deliver it means there is no place for discrimination on the grounds of caste, creed, gender, religion,&rdquo; Modi said.
(With PTI inputs)
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