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Indian American Republican to attend Florida party convention to name Trump as presidential candidate.

Democrat also promises to protect dreamers, create roadmap to citizenship for 11 million undocumented.

Rikin Mehta-Hirsh Singh race too close to call with 100,000 votes still uncounted.

Barring foreign students taking online-only classes ‘irrational, xenophobic’, say Indian-American and other Democrats.

Trump “stands firmly on the side of preserving our history,” says White House.

Kreibich is running in Tuesday’s primary against fellow Democrat Rep. Josh Gottheimer in New Jersey’s 5th congressional district.

H-1B workers built this country, says Democratic presidential candidate.

Son of immigrants from India has challenged veteran winner of 14 Congressional contests.

Digital expert Raj was once part of Pete Buttigieg’s presidential campaign.

Shanker joins several Indian Americans in important judicial posts.

Seeking reversal, lawmakers stress “need to mend, not end” H-1B program.

Calling Trump move ‘misguided,’ Indian trade body wants restrictions reduced to 90 days.

While elections are about promises, 2020 elections are more about broken promises.

Hindi-speaking career diplomat’s nomination sent to Senate.

Career diplomat earlier served as Political Officer at US mission in New Delhi.

South Asian Americans tend to view racism through the white prism of ‘model minority.’

Call for change in the name of countless black victims of hatred and racism.

The longest serving Indian American lawmaker suggests honest conversations to bring about lasting change.

Opinion: We need to ensure swift justice for Floyd and his family and fix the broken criminal justice system in cities across the country.

We cannot be bystanders and treat it as “someone else’s problem.”

Seema Verma ‘worked hard’ to evolve Medicare’s ‘Senior Savings Model’. 

Urges Congress to allow thousands of Indian doctors on green card backlog to bolster US healthcare system.

Biden pledges to raise the refugee admissions cap to 125,000 if elected president.

Antani’s father died 10 years ago, when the lawmaker was a college freshman.

Time to plan for a robust and sustained recovery for all Washingtonians, says the Democrat.