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US Colleges See 17% Drop In New International Students Amid Trump Policies
The number of newly enrolled international students at US colleges and universities dropped by 17% this autumn following new restrictions on student visas and other Trump administration policies, according to a report released on Monday.
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Trump Unveils "FIFA Visas" For 2026 World Cup Ticket Holders
President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled special fast-track visas for people with tickets to the 2026 World Cup -- but his administration warned it was no guarantee of entry to the United States.
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Electric Vehicle Sales Are Booming In South America Without Tesla
Chinese car makers are widening their footprint across South America with both traditional vehicles and EVs.
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National Guards Begin Withdrawal From Chicago, Portland After Legal Setbacks
Hundreds of National Guard troops sent to Chicago and Portland began to withdraw Sunday, US media reported, after the deployment by President Donald Trump faced legal setbacks.
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US Deploys Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier, USS Gerald R Ford, In Caribbean
The nation's most advanced aircraft carrier arrived in the Caribbean Sea on Sunday in a display of US military power, raising questions about what the new influx of troops could signal for the Trump administration's intentions in South America
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Thousands Hold 'Gen-Z' Protests In Mexico Against Mayor's Murder
Thousands protested across Mexico on Saturday under the banner of "Generation Z," denouncing rising violence after the public killing of an anti-crime mayor earlier this month.
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Indian-Origin CEO Stopped By FBI Despite O-1 Visa, Slams Rising US Xenophobia
In an Instagram post, he criticised rising fearmongering and anti-immigrant rhetoric in the country, expressing concern over America's increasingly hostile climate toward visitors and long-term contributors.
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"All She Does Is Complain, Complain": Trump Withdraws Support For Key Ally
US President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling his endorsement for key ally Marjorie Taylor Greene after a string of disagreements, calling the hard-right lawmaker a "ranting lunatic."
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On Trump's Request, Epstein's Possible Links With Democrats To Be Probed
The US Justice Department said on Friday it will fulfill President Donald Trump's request to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's ties to former Democratic President Bill Clinton and JPMorgan.
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H-1B Visa Fee Of $100,000 Crucial 'To Stop System Abuse': White House
The White House defended the Trump administration's H-1B visa policy, telling IANS that the $100,000 application fee is a "significant first step to stop abuses of the system."
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'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
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US Colleges See Fewer Foreign Applicants As India Fuels Decline
Fewer international students are applying to US colleges this year, an early indication that the White House push to curtail foreign enrolment since President Donald Trump took office in January may be having an impact.
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US To Remove Tariffs On Foods, Other Imports From 4 Latin American Nations
The United States said on Thursday it will remove tariffs on some foods and other imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador under framework agreements that will give US firms greater access to those markets.
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Opinion | What Happens Once Trump Presses The Nuclear 'Test' Button?
With China and Russia already rushing to modernise their nuclear arsenals, the US move to resume nuclear testing pushes the concepts of deterrence and stability to its limits.
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Skies Illuminate In Colours As Intense Solar Storm Brings Beautiful Auroras Worldwide: See Pics
The recent solar storms are classified as G4 (severe) and G5 (extreme), causing widespread disruptions to satellite communications, GPS, and power grids.
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US Colleges See 17% Drop In New International Students Amid Trump Policies
The number of newly enrolled international students at US colleges and universities dropped by 17% this autumn following new restrictions on student visas and other Trump administration policies, according to a report released on Monday.
-
Trump Unveils "FIFA Visas" For 2026 World Cup Ticket Holders
President Donald Trump on Monday unveiled special fast-track visas for people with tickets to the 2026 World Cup -- but his administration warned it was no guarantee of entry to the United States.
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Electric Vehicle Sales Are Booming In South America Without Tesla
Chinese car makers are widening their footprint across South America with both traditional vehicles and EVs.
-
National Guards Begin Withdrawal From Chicago, Portland After Legal Setbacks
Hundreds of National Guard troops sent to Chicago and Portland began to withdraw Sunday, US media reported, after the deployment by President Donald Trump faced legal setbacks.
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US Deploys Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier, USS Gerald R Ford, In Caribbean
The nation's most advanced aircraft carrier arrived in the Caribbean Sea on Sunday in a display of US military power, raising questions about what the new influx of troops could signal for the Trump administration's intentions in South America
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Thousands Hold 'Gen-Z' Protests In Mexico Against Mayor's Murder
Thousands protested across Mexico on Saturday under the banner of "Generation Z," denouncing rising violence after the public killing of an anti-crime mayor earlier this month.
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Indian-Origin CEO Stopped By FBI Despite O-1 Visa, Slams Rising US Xenophobia
In an Instagram post, he criticised rising fearmongering and anti-immigrant rhetoric in the country, expressing concern over America's increasingly hostile climate toward visitors and long-term contributors.
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"All She Does Is Complain, Complain": Trump Withdraws Support For Key Ally
US President Donald Trump said Friday he was pulling his endorsement for key ally Marjorie Taylor Greene after a string of disagreements, calling the hard-right lawmaker a "ranting lunatic."
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On Trump's Request, Epstein's Possible Links With Democrats To Be Probed
The US Justice Department said on Friday it will fulfill President Donald Trump's request to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's ties to former Democratic President Bill Clinton and JPMorgan.
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H-1B Visa Fee Of $100,000 Crucial 'To Stop System Abuse': White House
The White House defended the Trump administration's H-1B visa policy, telling IANS that the $100,000 application fee is a "significant first step to stop abuses of the system."
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'Efficient Way To Hurt US': Immigration Expert On Bill To Ban H-1B Visas
A leading immigration expert in Washington has termed Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed bill to end H-1B visas as "one of the most efficient ways to hurt Americans," and would lead to more "preventable deaths."
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US Colleges See Fewer Foreign Applicants As India Fuels Decline
Fewer international students are applying to US colleges this year, an early indication that the White House push to curtail foreign enrolment since President Donald Trump took office in January may be having an impact.
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US To Remove Tariffs On Foods, Other Imports From 4 Latin American Nations
The United States said on Thursday it will remove tariffs on some foods and other imports from Argentina, Ecuador, Guatemala and El Salvador under framework agreements that will give US firms greater access to those markets.
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Opinion | What Happens Once Trump Presses The Nuclear 'Test' Button?
With China and Russia already rushing to modernise their nuclear arsenals, the US move to resume nuclear testing pushes the concepts of deterrence and stability to its limits.
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Skies Illuminate In Colours As Intense Solar Storm Brings Beautiful Auroras Worldwide: See Pics
The recent solar storms are classified as G4 (severe) and G5 (extreme), causing widespread disruptions to satellite communications, GPS, and power grids.
