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Celebrities are making a far from modest splash at gala events.
But since the Narendra Modi government launched the “midnight massacre” last September, some officers got into the habit of checking the personnel department website after dinner. - Source
The protest vote was on vivid display in the first round of voting for Poland’s president, when the incumbent finished second to a more conservative opponent and a rock star finished a strong third.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee released a proposal meant to bridge divides among lawmakers on how to handle the June 1 expiration of domestic spying programs, but there was no clear outcome in sight late on Friday.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Reuters) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen was clearer than ever on Friday that the central bank was poised to raise interest rates this year, as the U.S. economy was set to bounce back from an early-year slump and as headwinds at home and abroad waned.
Panel probing charge against Pachauri recommends disciplinary action, wants pay docked. - Source
Panel probing charge against Pachauri recommends disciplinary action, wants pay docked. - Source
Intake in some departments will be doubled. - Source
NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stock investors have been enjoying an extended period of low volatility and steady gains, but with the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates this year and major indexes near records, the market could get a bit choppier in coming weeks.
The day temperature on Friday touched the season’s highest at 43.6 degrees Celsius, four degrees above normal. - Source
More than 100 people were felled by a blazing heat wave on Friday alone in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh with the mercury hovering at 47 degrees Celsius at several places across the two states even as the death toll crossed 200 in the two states in the last three days. - Source
The Justice Department has found criminal wrongdoing in General Motors’ actions related to its ignition defects, and is negotiating what is expected to be a record penalty, The New York Times reported Friday. - Source