Trump Warns of Military Action Over Nigeriaās Religious Violence
President Trump warns of military action in Nigeria over alleged failure to protect Christians, as Abuja denies claims of intolerance.
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When the US Talks Seriously: A Belated Reckoning
As Washington shifts from talk to concrete plans on trade, tech and climate, the US faces a belated reckoning with global realities.
Trump Issues ‘Fast, Furious and Brutal’ Warning to Hamas as Gaza Truce Faces Challenges
President Trump has warned Hamas of “fast, furious and brutal force” if it fails to disarm during the next stage of the Gaza ceasefire, as both sides accuse each other of violations.
US Coalition Challenges Trumpās $100K H-1B Visa Fee
A coalition of unions, employers and religious groups sued in San Francisco to block President Trumpās plan to impose a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas, arguing it oversteps presidential authority.
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee and ‘Gold Card’ Shake Up Tech Immigration
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U.S. Treasury Secretary: āWe Will Seeā on TikTok Deadline Extension
Treasury Secretary Bessent says āwe will seeā on extending TikTokās U.S. sale deadline, highlighting a pivotal moment in the global tech debate.
Xinjiang at 70: The Uygur Forced Labor Act vs. the Right to Work
As Xinjiang marks 70 years, experts like Jaq James warn that the U.S. Uygur Forced Labor Prevention Act contradicts the right to work and violates WTO commitments.
UNās 80th Anniversary Hit by $1B US Funding Cut
As the UN marks its 80th anniversary, a $1B cut in US funding sparks concerns over its ability to deliver on vital global programs.
ICE kicks off immigration enforcement push in Chicago
ICE has launched a long-planned enforcement operation in Chicago to arrest criminal offenders in the country illegally under President Trump’s orders.
Pentagon Deploys 600 Military Lawyers to Address Immigration Backlog
The Pentagon is sending 600 military lawyers as temporary immigration judges to tackle a backlog, prompting debate over militarization of US law enforcement.