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Republicans begin final push on killing Obama-era regulations
Using an obscure 1996 law known as the Congressional Review Act, Republicans have passed 13 resolutions killing Obama-era regulations on energy, the environment, gun control, education, family-planning funding and corruption.
Top stories at 2pm, January 19: PM Modi speaks on Jallikattu, Etah bus collision leaves 12 children dead, Vijay Mallya faces DRT heat, Obama dials PM Modi
From Jallikattu protests to Etah bus accident to Vijay Mallya -- here are the top stories for the afternoon bulletin on January 19.
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Barack Obama says would support Donald Trump moves to improve US healthcare
"Trump says that he can improve the health system. I believe that if he is able to insure the same number of people - better than I am - I would support this," said Barack Obama.
Barack Obama on 9/11: Diversity one of America's 'greatest strengths'
US President Barack Obama on Sunday urged Americans on the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks to embrace the nation's diversity and not to allow "terrorists" to divide the country.
US strongly supports India's NSG bid, Barack Obama tells PM Modi
"Had a great discussion with President of the US (POTUS) on India-USA relations," Modi tweeted after his meeting with Obama on the sidelines of the East Asia Summit here, their eighth in the last two years.
Florida Shooting: Sikh-Americans fear backlash even after assurance from White House
Dr Rajwant Singh, Washington-based chairman of the Sikh Council on Religion and Education, said the Sikh community, is very concerned about the possible backlash from the Orlando killings.
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Barack Obama commutes sentences of 42 prisoners, reflecting his call for criminal justice reform
Some 2.2 million people are behind bars in the United States, a quarter of the world's prisoners in a country with only five percent of the world's population
Five things every foodie should spot in the viral Obama-Bourdain dinner date photo
When POTUS dines with celebrated American chef and television personality Anthony Bourdain, all hell breaks loose.
White House defends Obama's lunch with China's richest man Jack Ma
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba's founder and head Jack Ma was at the White House on Tuesday to have lunch with Obama, according to a White House official.
Delhi confidential: Matter Of Time
Pratap Singh Bajwa of the Congress raised the issue of corruption in transportation of foodgrain in Punjab, which evoked loud protests from Akali members.
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Priyanka, Kendall, Will Smith, Nina Dobrev at White House Correspondents dinner
The 2016 White House Correspondents’ dinner, which was US President Barack Obama’s last in office, was attended by Priyanka Chopra, Nina Dobrev, Will Smith, Kendall Jenner and many more from film fraternity from all across the globe.
TOP FRAMES: Best photographs of this week from around the world
This week at Top Frame started out with Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again.
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