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US opposes blasphemy laws everywhere in world, including in Pakistan

Guilty on all counts, Trump becomes first US president convicted of a crime

Pakistani taxi driver allegedly tries to attack Jewish students in Brooklyn

World’s oldest air-hostess passes away

In meeting with Aurangzeb, US envoy highlights support for economic reform agenda

Trump booed and heckled by raucous crowd at Libertarian convention

Macron heads to Germany in first French presidential state visit in 24 years

US judge’s wife claims upside down flag was ‘signal of distress’

Iran responsible for flying 45-year-old helicopter, says US after Raisi’s death

Saudi crown prince, US national security adviser meet for talks

Biden, Trump agree to debate on June 27, Sept 10

US reaffirms cooperation with Pak to fight IS and TTP

US pauses some weapons to Israel as battles rage around Rafah

TikTok, ByteDance sue to block US law seeking sale or ban of app

Russia detains two US nationals, including a serving soldier

Gangster-turned-FBI agent Kamran Faridi released from US prison

Columbia University cancels main commencement ceremony after protests

Imran’s release not discussed with US ambassador: Omar Ayub

US supports Pakistan’s efforts to reach agreement with IMF

Prime accused in Sidhu Moosewala’s murder killed in US

Israel supporters attack pro-Palestinian camp in LA, 300 Gaza protesters arrested in New York

Reported Indian role in assassination plots a ‘serious matter’: White House

Does having a Green Card mean you are loyal to the United States?

Jewish billionaire reportedly funding pro-Palestine protests in US

US food regulator gathering information on Indian spices after alleged contamination

US working with Pakistan to increase its renewable energy source, says State Dept

Pakistan rejects US State Dept’s country report on human rights practices

TikTok CEO expects to defeat US ban: ‘We aren’t going anywhere’

US will work with Pakistan on economic progress, says envoy

Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested at Yale, NYU; Columbia cancels in-person classes