Liquor store owner shot dead in California
Officers responded about 10:15 p.m. to the scene at the ASL Liquor Store and Market near the intersection of Paramount Boulevard and Telegraph Road, according to the Downey Police Department....
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Federal Judge slams restrictions imposed by USCIS to deny H1-B visas
The IT industry is eagerly waiting for a favorable decision in a case filed by the ITServe Alliance against the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) challenging the new restrictions and denials of H1-B visa applications....
Indian-American judge to fast-track ruling on Trump finances subpoena
Amit Mehta, an Indian-American judge, will fast-track a decision on President Donald Trumps bid to quash a subpoena for financial records from his accounting firm, saying he will decide the full case after a hearing on May 14....
Indian woman accused of killing her 5-day-old child attempted suicide in police custody
Hiralbahen Bhavsar, 29, who was arrested in the killing of her 5-day-old child with a kitchen knife on May 2, tried to kill herself during an interview with police....
The pull of studying abroad for Indian students
The growth in Indias middle class and strong aspiration among Indias young to be part of a global workforce have emerged as key drivers for Indian students seeking to study abroad. This will be particularly noticeable after the school-leaving examination results are out. Recent data demonstrates a strong upward trend and several international educatio...
Privacy is no 'luxury good', says Sundar Pichai
In an op-ed written for The New York Times, Pichai defended his company's approach to privacy and users' data....
As US edges to 'constitutional crisis', Trump, Democrats weigh impeachment impact
As the US edges to a constitutional crisis with the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives unleashing a multi-pronged attack on President Donald Trump and his officials and him launching a counter-offensive, both sides are working on the political calculus of impeachment....
American LeT recruiter admits to helping terror group
A teenage American recruiter for the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) has admitted in a Texas federal court that he was guilty of a conspiracy to help the terrorist organization, according to John C. Demers, the assistant attorney general for national security....
Jagruti Panwala is chairwoman of AAHOA, world’s largest hotel owners association
She is the first woman to lead the association in its thirty-year history...
AAHOA honors hoteliers for their contributions to the hospitality industry
Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) honored hoteliers for their contributions to the hospitality industry at the convention held in San Diego, California, April 26. Rpresentatives from RLH Corporation announced the 2019 winner of the Bright Innovations Award also at the event. The awards were presented on the mai...