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Kanwal Abidi

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  • Senior White House Correspondent and Bureau Chief, The AZB
Karachi, Pakistan, Toronto, United States, Washington, D.C.
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Senior White House Correspondent: Politics, National Security, Opioid Crisis & 9/11 Military Commissions at Guantanamo. *MBA/CA/JAIBP/ACB (UK) Metallica FAN!
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Statement from President Joe Biden on Record Decrease in Violent Crime in 2024. – Daily The Azb

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By Kanwal Abidi Verified
| The AZB
USA : Every American deserves the freedom to feel safe in their community. Since Vice President Harris and I took office, America has become safer. According to preliminary data in two new reports, violent crime continued to fall to historic lows in the first half of 2024. One report from the University of Chicago shows ‘unprecedented’ declines in crime across multiple categories, including homicides and motor vehicle thefts, across more than 40 cities.
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Statement from President Joe Biden on the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum in Washington,DC. – Daily The Azb

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| The AZB
By: Kanwal Abidi. Washington,DC.
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Statement from President Joe Biden on U.S. Navy Port Chicago Exonerations. – Daily The Azb

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By Kanwal Abidi Verified
| The AZB
By: Kanwal Abidi. White House Press Office  : Today, the U.S. Navy is righting an historic wrong by announcing the exoneration of 258 Black Sailors who were unjustly tried and convicted of mutiny and disobeying orders following the tragic explosion at Port Chicago, California nearly 80 years ago.
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