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H1B Visa Program Updates: 2025 Rule Changes Explained

The DHS finalized modernization changes to the H1B visa program, effective January 17, 2025. Key updates include stricter specialty occupation definitions, extended cap-gap protections for F-1 students, H1B eligibility for…

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Trump Warns of 200% Tariff on EU Wine Over Whiskey Dispute

President Trump threatened a 200% tariff on European wine in response to the EU's proposed tariff on American whiskey. This…

ICE Spends $16 Million on Guantanamo Bay as Migrants Return to US

ICE ended its $16 million controversial migrant detention operation at Guantanamo Bay on March 12, 2025. The initiative faced criticism…

Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil to Stay in ICE Detention in Louisiana

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil will stay in ICE detention in Louisiana following his first court hearing on March 13, 2025.…

EU Court Rules Against Hungary on Trans Refugee’s Gender Rights

The EU Court of Justice criticized Hungary for denying legal gender recognition to transgender refugees, violating EU laws and human…

Wife of Mahmoud Khalil Reflects on Activist’s Struggles and Deportation Fight

Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and former Columbia University student, faces deportation. His wife admitted feeling naive for thinking he…

Australia Questions Visa of U.S. Influencer After Baby Wombat Incident

Australian authorities are reviewing the visa of an American influencer after a video showed them handling a baby wombat controversially.…

New Rules Bring Automatic Refunds for Air Travelers

As of March 13, 2025, new automatic airline refund rules require carriers to issue refunds promptly for cancellations or major…

Chicago Scholars Warn of ‘Viewpoint Discrimination’ in Student Policies

Academics in Chicago express concern over "viewpoint discrimination" as the government targets student protesters. They argue this undermines free speech…