India asks U S to drop charges against diplomat in New York
India urges the United States to withdraw the visa fraud case against diplomat Devyani Khobragade in New York after her arrest and strip search. Foreign Minister Khurshid says the case is unfounded and seeks an apology and unambiguous withdrawal of all charges. Kerry expresses regret but Indian leaders demand stronger action and accountability.
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Capitol to Undergo $60 Million Dome Renovation
The Capitol in Washington D C will receive a $60 million restoration after 150 years of exposure. Architect of the Capitol Stephen Ayers says the dome suffers water leaks cracks and corrosion and requires repair before 2016. The project will take about two years with scaffolding and night work to avoid disrupting Congress.
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Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson suspended over anti-gay remarks
Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty was put on hiatus by A&E after comments to GQ calling homosexuality sinful. The move drew political friction with GLAAD condemning the remarks while figures like Sarah Palin and Gov. Bobby Jindal defended him, amid questions about the show’s future.
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