Ami Bera, who is seeking his third consecutive term, and Ro Khanna, who is one again pitted against incumbent Mike Honda are running for a ...

US lawmakers today said that it is a sad reminder of how much work needs to be done to promote cross-cultural inclusion and understanding i...

Congressman Pete Olson hopes that before this year-end, the first ship with American natural gas would be shipped to India.

Khanna announced that this time too he would be contesting against his own party colleague Honda, who won the 2014 polls.

Khanna, who has the backing of some of the top executives of the Silicon Valley, is scheduled to announce his second Congressional bid on M...

The US resolution pledges to protect women and girls from human trafficking, sexual exploitation, and abuse as they are the most vulnerable.

"We must stand strong for freedom of speech and freedom of thought," said the letter signed by Congressmen Mike Honda and Ed Royce

"It is a huge victory for us citizens of USA, physicians and as Indian Americans" an elated president of AAPI Ravi Jahagirdar said yesterda...

Bera is fighting to retain his seat in the US House of Representatives while Khanna is seeking to make his maiden entry into the Congress.

In the Congressional elections held Tuesday, he is trailing the incumbent Mike Honda by a little over 3,500 votes.

Many experts believe, Michelle's campaign for Honda would give him an edge over Khanna. However, one would have to wait for the results.

With US mid-term elections just three weeks away, new poll numbers suggest that Ro Khanna is closing the gaps with his contenders.

You don't expect Narendra Modi to become an electoral issue in Silicon Valley. But he has thanks to flexing of Indian diaspora's political ...

An Indian-American leader, seeking his maiden Congressional bid, has introduced a vision of bold government reform agenda.

Ro Khanna, who previously served in the Obama Administration , today announced his bid for the 2014 elections.

Honda Motor plans to stop making motorcycles in US next year and transfer the work to Japan, pulling the plug on its first US plant.

Honda Motor Co. plans to stop making motorcycles in the United States next year and transfer the work to Japan, pulling the plug on its fir...