U.S. Immigration Raids Stoke Back-to-School Anxiety
Stepped-up U.S. immigration raids have turned back-to-school excitement into deep anxiety for immigrant and mixed-status families across the country.
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Trump Ends Ultra-Cheap Global Shipping, Shaking Up Online Trade
President Trump’s decision ends an era of ultra-cheap international shipping, reshaping e-commerce ecosystems and global consumer habits.
U.S. Skips UN Human Rights Peer Review, Stirring Global Debate
The United States has informed the UN it will skip the fourth cycle of the Universal Periodic Review on its human rights record, marking an unprecedented move among UN members.
U.S. Cancels 6,000+ Student Visas Amid Hard-Line Immigration Push
The U.S. State Department has cancelled over 6,000 student visas amid a hard-line immigration approach, targeting legal breaches and alleged terrorism.
US Exits UNESCO Again: The Rising Cost of Selective Multilateralism
The US has withdrawn from UNESCO for the third time, signaling a broader shift in its approach to multilateralism, climate agreements and international cooperation.
At ICBS, Wu Rongling Sees U.S. Tech Wobble as China’s Math Edge
At the 2025 ICBS in Beijing, Wu Rongling reveals why mastering mathematics is China’s AI strategy amid U.S. basic research setbacks, and how math-AI synergy can shape the future.
U.S. Plans 100K-Bed Migrant Detention Expansion by 2025
ICE aims to boost U.S. migrant detention capacity from 40K to 100K beds by late 2025, sparking debate over tent-style camps and rights concerns.
Trump Signs Executive Order to End Syria Sanctions
President Trump signs an executive order ending decades-old Syria sanctions to support stability and peace while keeping measures on Bashar al-Assad intact.
US Ambassador Signals Shift Away from Pursuing Independent Palestinian State
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee says Washington no longer pursues an independent Palestinian state under current conditions.
South Korean Students Criticize U.S. Harvard Visa Freeze
South Korean students voice frustration after the U.S. suspends visas for Harvard study and exchange programs amid a political dispute.