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Sep 26

Seeing a culture of fear, poet explores the immigrant dream

By Mary Jo Brooks

Poet Tishani Doshi has long reflected on the idea of immigration and creating a new home in new land. But she has become alarmed about the “culture of fear” that has developed toward immigrants in the United Sates and Britain.

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Aug 31

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News Wrap: McCain, Rubio win their primaries

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In our news wrap Wednesday, Republican Senators John McCain and Marco Rubio sailed past their primary election opponents ahead of tough general election contests. Also, for the first time in more than 50 years, a U.S. commercial flight landed in…

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Aug 28

Kerry heads to Bangladesh, India amid South Asian tensions

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's stops in Bangladesh and India come amid increasing concerns about terrorism in both South Asian nations.

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Aug 22

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News Wrap: Trump says he’s not flip-flopping on immigration plan

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In our news wrap Monday, Donald Trump insisted that he is not flip-flopping on his plan to deport some 11 million people living in the U.S. illegally. He appeared to shift his policy over the weekend. Also, Russia has stopped…

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Aug 21

Watson goes to Asia as hospitals use supercomputer for cancer treatment

By Ike Swetlitz, STAT

The goal is to use Watson’s natural language processing to mine the medical literature and a patient’s records to provide treatment advice.

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Aug 04

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Preserving what’s left of a once-thriving Jewish community in India

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The coastal Indian city of Cochin was once home to a thriving Jewish community; immigrants came for the spice trade and ended up settling there. But in 1955, the community largely vanished as its residents departed en masse to the…

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Aug 03

Tensions bubble in disputed Kashmir ahead of regional summit

By Kulsoom Khan

Protests and diplomatic tensions are on the rise along the border of India and Pakistan as government officials from several Southeast Asian countries met in Pakistan on Wednesday for a regional summit.

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Aug 02

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News Wrap: Obama renews case for TPP; more DNC resignations

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In our news wrap Tuesday, President Obama renewed his case for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal both presidential candidates have disavowed. Also, the Associated Press reports that the Democratic National Committee’s chief executive has resigned and that other staff…

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Jun 22

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Teen scientist’s revolutionary speech device could grant language to the voiceless

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At age nine, Arsh Shah Dilbagi asked his parents for a puppy; they gave him a Lego kit instead. Undeterred, Arsh used it to construct a dog. Now 17, the tech prodigy is still building his dreams from scratch. His…

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Jun 15

Polio strain found in India two years after virus declared eradicated

By Kulsoom Khan

Two years after the World Health Organization declared India polio-free, an active strain of the virus has been found in samples of sewage water in the southern city of Hyderabad.

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