ACA Enrollment Drops by 1 Million as Premium Subsidies Expire
ACA Marketplace enrollment fell to 23 million for 2026 as enhanced tax credits expired, causing premiums to surge…
H&R Block Faces Class Action for Overcharging Military Members on Refund Advance Loans
H&R Block is sued for allegedly overcharging military members on tax refund advances and using illegal arbitration clauses…
Homeland Security Seeks Child Support Database Access, Threatening Mixed-Status Families
DHS seeks access to restricted HHS child support databases for immigration enforcement, raising significant legal and privacy concerns…
U.S. Opens Section 301 Probe Into 16 Countries Over Structural Excess Capacity
U.S. launches Section 301 probes into 16 nations, including India and China, targeting manufacturing overcapacity and setting the…
Tech Researchers Sue Over Visa Screening That Targets Social Media Work Beyond H-1B
Tech researchers sue the Trump administration, alleging visa screening unconstitutionally targets professionals in misinformation and social media research.
DHS Moves CBP Officials After Privacy Threshold Analyses Spark Surveillance Transparency Fight
DHS faces backlash for reclassifying privacy records as exempt from disclosure, potentially hiding early details of immigration surveillance…
Uscis H-1B Employer Data Hub Outage Blinds Job Seekers in H-1B Visa Market
USCIS takes the H-1B Employer Data Hub offline, cutting off vital sponsorship transparency for students and workers amid…
Carmen Mejia Wins Actual Innocence in Travis County After 22 Years in Prison
Carmen Mejia is free after 22 years in prison as Texas courts find her innocent and ICE lifts…
State Department Reinstates Passport Requirement for Diversity Visa Lottery
The U.S. reinstates passport requirements for the DV-2028 lottery to curb fraud, requiring applicants to provide passport data…
House Passes Bill Mandating Citizenship Verification for SNAP Benefits
Georgia House passes HB 947 requiring mandatory citizenship verification for SNAP applicants to align with strict new federal…
New York Lawmakers Push $175 Million for Immigrant Legal Services at State Capitol
NY lawmakers propose $175 million for immigrant legal services to address a 327,000-case court backlog and establish a…
Judge Dismisses Assault Case Against U.S. Citizen Accused of Attacking Border Patrol in Charlotte
Federal judge dismisses assault case against U.S. citizen Miguel Angel Garcia Martinez after video contradicts Border Patrol claims…
2,000 South Dakota Voters Gain Right to Challenge Others’ Citizenship, State Officials
South Dakota's new law allows voters and officials to formally challenge the citizenship of registered voters using sworn…
Brothers Convicted in $32M Medicaid and H-1B Visa Fraud Scheme
Savani brothers convicted in $32M racketeering scheme involving Pennsylvania Medicaid fraud, H-1B visa abuse, and money laundering through…