Ishani Roy

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Ishani Roy has worked as a Reporter and a Copy Editor at the Times of India. She has reported from Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi. She has graduated from The Lady Shriram College for Women, Delhi University.

Immigration Reform 2017: Trump To Sign 'Buy American, Hire American' Executive Order Targeting H-1B Visas

President Donald Trump will sign the "Buy American, Hire American" executive order Tuesday in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

‘Flip Or Flop’ Star Christina El Moussa's Easter Sunday Plans: Tarek's Estranged Wife Enjoys Time With Kids

Soon after breaking up with boyfriend Nate Thompson, "Flip or Flop" star Christina El Moussa, seemed to enjoy Easter with her two kids.

Prince Harry, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and William, Duke of Cambridge

Princess Diana’s Death Was A ‘Total Chaos’ For Prince Harry: Royal Son Took Counseling After Breakdown

Prince Harry opens up about battling depression after the death of his mother, Princess Diana.

Did Trump Work With Russia? Top 5 Aides Of President Accused Of Having Links With Moscow

As reports of President Donald Trump taking money from Russia surfaces, we take a look at some of the top aides of the president who have alleged ties with Moscow.

United Airlines Controversy: Couple Flying To Costa Rica For Wedding Allegedly Removed From Plane

United Airlines, which is already under investigation for forcefully dragging a man out from an overbooked flight, has again run into trouble.

Who Is Robert Godwin Sr.? Cleveland Murder Broadcast On Facebook Live, Police Say

A man named Steve Stephens allegedly killed an elderly man in Cleveland, Ohio. A massive manhunt is underway.

Where Is Kendall Jenner After Pepsi Ad Controversy? Model Set To Host Coachella Bumble Party In Weekend

Two weeks after a Pepsi ad which featured Kendall Jenner received major backlash for its borrowed visuals from the Black Lives Matter movement, the model is ready to return to the spotlight at Coachella 2017.

Will Trump's Mexico Border Wall Be Ever Built? First Lawsuit Claims Damage To Wildlife Species

A wildlife conservation group has filed a lawsuit claiming that the wall along the U.S.-Mexico border will harm the wildlife of the region.

Republican Pays For Supporting Trump’s Policies: Mike Coffman Attends Townhall After Years, Faces Criticism

Republican Mike Coffman faced criticism at a town hall meeting Wednesday, for backing the Obamacare repeal policy.

Trump Views On NATO: President Hopes Alliance Will Work In Fighting Against ISIS

President Donald Trump called NATO a "bulwark of international peace and security" in a joint press conference Wednesday.

US-Russia Ties 'Worsened' Under Trump Presidency, Putin Says Amid Possibility Of Tillerson Meeting

Amid growing tensions between the U.S. and Russia over military conflict in Syria, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov will discuss about resolving the crisis.

What Is Bill O'Reilly Doing Now? Fox News Anchor Going On Vacation Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal

The Fox News anchor, who has been involved in a sexual harassment scandal, told his viewers on his show "The O'Reilly Factor" Tuesday night that he is going on a vacation for a few days.

Same-Sex Marriage In North Carolina: Supreme Court LGBT Ruling Challenged With Republican Bill

North Carolina Republicans filed a bill Tuesday in an attempt to ban same-sex marriages, defying the landmark 2015 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Jeff Sessions On Mexican Drug Cartels: Attorney General Vows To Crack Down On Undocumented Immigrants

Sessions took a tour of the U.S.-Mexico border Tuesday and called for a series of tougher approaches to handle illegal immigration at the border, including the drug cartels.

J. Geils Band Top 10 Songs: 'Centerfold,' 'Musta Got Lost,' And Others

Legendary musician, John Warren Geils Jr., guitarist and founder of the J. Geils Band, was found dead in his Groton, Massachusetts, home Tuesday.

Syria Links Could Lead To Russia Sanctions; G7 Ministers To Discuss Possibility In Meeting

Leaders from G7 countries are meeting Tuesday, a week after the chemical attack in Syria, to call for a new international push to end the six-year-old civil war in the Middle East country.

Who Visits Donald Trump In The White House? Groups Sue Department of Homeland Security To Release Logs

Three watchdog groups sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Monday for not releasing the White House visitor logs.

Russia's LGBT 'Concentration Camps': Prisons For Gay Men In Chechnya, Reports Say

Reports have surfaced that "concentration camps" have been opened up in Chechnya where gay men are being detained and tortured to commit that they would leave the republic.

Mariah Carey Splits With Boyfriend Bryan Tanaka; List Of ‘Hero’ Celebrity's Ex-Partners

After singer Mariah Carey calls it quits with boyfriend Bryan Tanaka, here's a look at all her celebrity boyfriends and the men she married.

Alabama Governor Sex Scandal: A Timeline Of Robert Bentley's Alleged Sexual Affair With Former Aide

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley resigned Monday amid allegations of state ethics and campaign finance law violations that cropped up during an investigation into his alleged affair with a former top aide.

Who Is Tiffany Li? California Woman Released On $35 Million Bail Raised By Family, Friends, Relatives

A California woman, charged with planning the murder of her ex last year, was released from jail Thursday after posting $35 million bail.

What Are Tomahawk Missiles? US Bombing Of Syria Used Long-Range Cruise Missiles

Tomahawk missiles — launched during Thursday's attack by the U.S. in Syria — have long been the military's favorite because of its accuracy and destruction capability.

Trump Bombs Syria, But Was The Missile Attack Legal? Launch Was Unauthorized, Members Of Congress Say

After Thursday's missile attacks in Syria, Congress members are questioning President Donald Trump over the authorization of such an attack.

What's Next For Hillary Clinton? Won't Run For Office Again, Former Presidential Candidate Says

In her first interview after the elections, Hillary Clinton discussed various issues including Russia's interference in last year's election, WikiLeaks' theft of emails from her campaign chairman and misogyny.

Prince William, Kate, Princess Charlotte, Prince George

Royal Baby's Merchandise Not So Regal? Kensington Palace Shop Sells Tiaras, T-Shirts With Gawdy Color Scheme

A new collection of t-shirts, tiaras, lip gloss, which has been based on Princess Charlotte range, is not so royal when it comes to its style and color scheme.

Trump On Syria Chemical Attack: President Says That Syria Is Now His Responsibility

President Donald Trump said that he would take a strong action against Syria's President Bashar al-Assad after the chemical attack that took place in Syria's Idlib province Tuesday.

Trump Shares Subway Ride Experience: New York Highways Are In Poor Shape, President Says In NYT Interview

President Donald Trump talked about his childhood subway rides and how the infrastructure in New York was in a poor shape, in an interview with the New York Times.