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The Trump administration says that lower courts’ unfavorable decisions cast doubts on president’s authority to take decisions concerning national security.

The winning word was ‘Marocain’ (a dress fabric made from silk or rayon) for Ananya Vinay, a sixth grader at Fugmon Elementary School.

The new form ‘Supplemental questions for visa applicants’ requires employment and residence details from the last 15 years.

Nearly five percent of the doctors working in North Dakota are beneficiaries of the H-1B work visa program, which might see a major overhaul.

The Democrat is running for Virginia House of Delegates from the 13th District.

DHS Secretary John Kelly: “We are going to raise the bar for… aviation security much higher than it is now.”

Aerospace engineer Ajay Kothari makes that bold prediction in an interview with the American Bazaar.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has already started the system at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

He becomes the second Indian American judge of an appeals court after Sri Srinivasan.

Sessions should not be the Attorney General, Harris tweets.

The international community urged to influence New Delhi “to safeguard the rights of Dalits, Adivasis and religious minorities.”

Of the 50,437,278 nonimmigrant entries in 2016, nearly 740,000 overstayed their admission.

The Democrat says that Americans need to know what they are getting from interventions in the affairs of other countries like Afghanistan.

Roland Yearwood, a 50-year-old doctor from Georgiana, Alabama, had survived the 2015 earthquake.

Now Indian chefs are on the rise and are taking over social media thanks to their cooking capabilities.

The Maryland state delegate, who is running from Maryland’s 6th congressional district, speaks to The American Bazaar.

Texan Pranay Varada crowned champion, Veda Bhattaram of New Jersey finishes third.

The actual application behavior could be different from the results of the survey.

Activist Shahnaz Taplin Chinoy, banker Nandita Bakhshi honored at the event.

Infosys Limited clinched to the top position, again; though, it filed 31 percent lesser LCAs for the fiscal year 2016, than the previous year.

77 percent of Indian Americans voted for Clinton, and 73 percent still view her favorably, according to National Asian American Survey.

Championship round with top award of $50,000 will be held May 17 in the nation’s capital

The Indian American, a three-term state assembly delegate, eyes John Delaney’s seat.

Jayapal is one among the five Indian American congress members.

The Illinois Democrat wants to know, if “a taping system” exists, “who ordered the installation, and what is done with the recordings?”