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    • Opinion | India-US bonhomie is set to continue into 2019

    • US House would accept bill funding government to February 8: Paul Ryan

    • Jaishankar meets US NSA, discuss bilateral ties

    • Unprecedented Republican meltdown but Trump remains defiant

    • Indian govt is going to be America's 'great ally': Paul Ryan

    • Freedom of speech and religion enshrined in constitution: Modi

    • Ryan's hesitancy on Trump may be about this

    • In talks with Indian officials on Modi's US visit: White House

    • Modi may visit US in June, address joint session of Congress

    • Senior US lawmakers want PM Modi to address US Congress

    • Trump knocks Rubio out of race, Republicans in turmoil

    • Vulgar, divisive poll rhetoric damaging US image: Barack Obama

    • US govt issues notification for sale of F-16s to Pakistan

    • Trump defends proposed Muslim ban from US as outrage mounts

    • Republicans unveil ten-year plan to shrink US deficit

      A 10-year, USD 4.6 trillion balanced budget proposal unveiled by Republicans on Tuesday could either be shelved within weeks or help jump-start negotiations with President Barack Obama toward a major deficit-reduction deal.

    • No fiscal honeymoon for President Obama: Fitch

      President Barack Obama will need to quickly secure agreement on avoiding the "fiscal cliff" and raising the debt ceiling following Tuesday's elections, Fitch Ratings said.

    • Best is yet to come: Obama

      After months of no holds barred campaigning against Mitt Romney, US President Barack Obama today promised to work with his Republican rival to take the debt-ridden nation forward, saying that "the best is yet to come".

    • New campaigner Ryan under fire from hecklers and Obama

      Republican Paul Ryan got a taste of the rough side of a presidential campaign on Monday when protesters heckled him and President Barack Obama accused him of blocking emergency aid to drought-hit farmers.

    • US Republicans set 2012 budget battle with Obama

      Republicans in the US House of Representatives united on Friday behind a 2012 budget plan that would slash trillions of dollars in government spending while cutting taxes, setting the stage for acrimonious debt and deficit negotiations with President Barack Obama.

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