NJ Indian Americans who canvassed for Kamala Harris absorb her election loss
For many in New Jersey's large Indian American community, Kamala Harris' stunning loss to Donald Trump in Tuesday's election is a bitter pill to swallow, especially after predictions of a tight-margin electoral race fell through and Trump swept his way to the White House.
Photo: Shen Hong/Xinhua via ZUMA Press/AFP via Getty Images That’s quite the change from eight years ago, when an Asian ...
Indian Americans took to X, asking Elon Musk to “do justice for Indian-born H-1B visas” now that Donald Trump has won the ...
The 'Samosa Caucus' is an informal term for a group of Indian-American lawmakers in the United States Congress, primarily ...
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As a woman of Indian heritage, I started wondering about the political priorities of my community as a whole. So I asked ...
2024 US Presidential election result: Nine Indian Americans contested in the US House of Representatives, with five ...
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Indian Americans in Swing States Become Democratic TargetsOn a bright Sunday afternoon, two men walked door to door through a Forsyth County, Georgia, neighborhood on a mission to get ...
Indian American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi expressed confidence in Vice President Kamala Harris’ chances in the upcoming ...
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Indian Americans Welcome Trump Re-electionWashington: Eminent Indian Americans on Wednesday welcomed the re-election of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the ...
Several prominent Indian-Americans congratulated Donald Trump on his re-election as US President. They expressed their eagerness to collaborate with his administration in strengthening US-India ...
America’s golden eagles face a rising threat from a black market for their feathers used in Native American powwows and other ...
Roughly a third of respondents this time said they would vote for Trump—up from 22 percent four years ago and driven largely ...
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With Harris out, 2 Indian-Americans on Team Trump gain focus, as does India’s position in his 2nd termFollowing the election of Donald Trump to a second term as President of the United States, both global and Indian media have ...
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