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New Epstein Victim Goes Public as Trump Labor Secretary Defends Plea Deal

US President Donald Trump's labour secretary Wednesday defended his handling of a secret plea deal he made with Jeffrey Epstein as another woman came forward to allege she was raped by the billionaire hedge fund manager.

‘Infiniti’ Baby Born in a Car Is Receiving All the Love From the Internet for Her Dramatic Entry in the Family! (Watch Video)

"What a wonderful way to bring another member into the family!!! and mama is a WONDERFUL WARRIOR!!!"

British Govt to Put Forward Brexit Bill in June

Prime Minister Theresa May's government will publish draft legislation in the first week of June that would allow Brexit to proceed if approved by parliament, a Downing Street spokesman announced on Tuesday.

US to Propose Hike in H-1B Application Fee: Labour Secretary Alexander Acosta

Arguing that foreigners hurt American workers by competing for jobs and driving down wages, the Trump administration has tighten the noose around the H-1B visa programme.

British MPs Vote for Bigger Role in Brexit Process

British MPs voted on Monday to play a bigger role in Brexit, giving themselves the power to express their preference for different options in an unprecedented move that the government called "dangerous".

LS Polls: Punjab Labour Dept to Appoint Nodal Officers for Migrant Labourers

The Labour Department of Punjab has decided to appoint nodal officers in each district to ensure that migrant labourers working in the state get their voter IDs made.

Britain's May Seeks More Time from MPs for Brexit Talks

The British government is seeking to win more time to secure EU concessions on Brexit that could pass parliament and avert a chaotic split from the bloc on March 29.

UK PM May Narrowly Survives No-confidence Vote After Brexit Defeat; Reaches out to Rivals

British Prime Minister Theresa May reached out to opposition parties to "constructively" work together on a new Brexit plan as she narrowly survived a no-confidence vote in Parliament, a day after her divisive divorce deal with the EU was overwhelmingly rejected by MPs.

British PM May Wins Confidence Vote, Calls on MPs to Work Together to Deliver Brexit

British Prime Minister Theresa May has called on MPs to "put self-interest aside" and "work constructively together" towards Brexit after surviving a no confidence vote and averting a general election.

Decision Time as British MPs Vote on Brexit Deal

The British parliament holds a historic vote Tuesday on the Brexit deal agreed with the EU and all sides are bracing for turmoil when the text is almost certainly rejected.

May Heads to Europe in Bid to Save Brexit Deal Under Fire

British Prime Minister Theresa May will visit Germany's Angela Merkel Tuesday as she works to salvage her Brexit deal, the day after delaying a parliamentary vote on it to avoid a crushing defeat.

UK PM Faces Fight for Her Political Life in Brexit Deal

British Prime Minister Theresa May faces a fight for her political life this week in a parliamentary vote that will decide the fate of her Brexit divorce deal.

Spanish Court Rejects Sex Worker's Union

Spain's National Court has ruled against the creation of a sex worker's union that left the feminist Socialist government red-faced upon discovering its own administration had approved it.

Demonetisation Fallout: Unemployment Rate Rises, Labour Participation Fell, Says CMIE Study

The study also found that labour participation rate, which indicates the proportion of adults willing to work, fell post demonetisation and has not recovered.

More Than 1 Crore Subscribers Added to EPFO in Last Two Years: Labour Minister Gangwar

More than 1 crore members have been added to the EPFO in the last two years, Labour Minister Santosh Kumar Gangwar said Thursday.

Cameroon Says Opposition Candidate Claiming Poll Win is 'outlaw'

Cameroon's government called opposition presidential election candidate Maurice Kamto an "outlaw" on Monday after he defied warnings and declared himself victor of weekend polls ahead of official results.

Employee, Not in Employment for a Month, to Get 75 Per Cent PF, Says Labour Minister Santosh Gangwar

This will enable a member of EPF, who is no longer in employment for a continous period of one month, to avail 75 per cent of the total fund standing to his or her credit, he said during Question Hour.

Govt Directs PSUs to Challenge Only Those Cases in Which Larger Issues Involved

To avoid unnecessary litigation, the government today directed central PSUs to challenge only those cases where policies and larger legal issues are involved, instead of routinely filing writ petitions in various high courts against the disputes referred to industrial tribunals for adjudication.