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The Biden administration said Friday it’s focused on getting the guidance right and accommodating emerging science

A recent survey of 1,200 Indian-Americans reveals how religious and racial majoritarianism influences political leanings

The Trump administration is confident it will have enough vaccine to inoculate everyone who wants a vaccine by the end of the second quarter of 2021

Only 22% of Indian Americans registered to vote are expected to support Donald Trump compared with 72% for Joe Biden, the survey said.The study covered 936 Americans of Indian origin polled by analytics firm YouGov between Sept. 1 to Sept. 20

The lawsuit was previously threatened by the government in a letter that gave the university a deadline to agree to stop considering an applicant’s race or national origin in its 2020-2021 admissions cycle

Black professionals comprise 1% of the executives running America’s top 500 companies

Essential workers who are expected to be the first recipients will get daily text messages on their smartphones asking about side effects in the first week after they get the shot, and then they’ll be contacted weekly for six weeks

Biden assured the community members and the mega donors that as a president, he would address their concerns with regard to H-1B

Seven Indian-Americans have figured in Forbes' list of richest Americans, topped by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos for the third year in a row

Indian-American voters could make huge difference in battleground states: Top Democratic leader