A tweet by the niece of Democratic Party's vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris portraying her as Durga slaying President Donald Trump has drawn criticism for its religious insensitivity and violent depiction

A high-ranking US official says that any possible outcome of the November 3 presidential election was unlikely to affect deepening ties with India because “this relationship is much bigger than any one political party.”

Safety, the economy and friendship for India are the themes of video ads supporting President Donald Trump produced by an entrepreneur in the duel of the two political parties Indian American votes in key states in the November 3 election

Turning a Bollywood hit tune into a campaign anthem, Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden's supporters are wooing Indian American voters with an eye on swing states where small margins can decide who becomes the next president

During the 2016 election campaign around this time, then candidate Donald Trump addressed a large, glamorous rally of thousands of cheering Hindus – the first time a presidential candidate reached out the followers of the faith

While reiterating its commitment to universal nuclear nonproliferation and no-first use (NFU), India warned on Wednesday against the serious global threat from countries arming terrorists with conventional weapons

Harvard University has appointed Srikant Datar as the next dean of its business school, taking over from another Indian American, Nitin Nohria

Calling out Pakistani attempts to disrupt the Nonaligned Movement (NAM), India has warned that it will slide to irrelevance and be shut out of global decision-making if attempts are made to divide it by venting bilateral grievances

A town in New York state has paid tribute to Gandhi's global role promoting non-violence and peace by installing his bust even as memorials to the Mahatma have come under attack in some places in the US from radical groups

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reviewed on Tuesday the efforts by the two countries to combat the COVID-19 pandemic while stressing the need to work together to advance security in the Indo-Pacific region, according to State Department Deputy Spokesperson Cale Brown