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Why Google, Apple, Microsoft Are Warning H-1B Visa Workers Not To Travel Abroad
Leading tech companies have advised their employees on work visas to avoid travelling outside the United States. The advisory comes as new visa screening requirements trigger lengthy delays at American embassies and consulates.
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Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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US State Department Fires Staff After Dispute Over Israel-Gaza Talking Points
The State Department has fired a press officer who was responsible for drafting Trump administration talking points about policy toward Israel and Gaza after complaints from the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
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"I'm Speechless": Putin Gifts Bike To Alaskan Man During Summit With Trump
A local man in Anchorage was given a new motorcycle by Russian President Vladimir Putin during last week's summit with US President Donald Trump in the Alaskan city, according to a report published by Russian state television.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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Factbox: These Americans Are Imprisoned In Russia
Russia has freed Marc Fogel, a U.S. schoolteacher and former employee of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, who had been serving a 14-year sentence for drug smuggling after being caught in possession of a small amount of marijuana.
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Moscow Diplomats Visit Russian, Detained In US, Over Cybercrime Charges
Vladimir Dunaev, a Russian national who is in pre-trial detention in Ohio on cybercrime charges, has met for the first time with Russian embassy employees, the Russian embassy in the US told the TASS state news agency on Tuesday.
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US Orders Non-Essential Staff To Leave China's Shanghai Amid Covid Spike
The United States has ordered all non-essential employees at its Shanghai consulate to leave over concerns about their safety, an embassy spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
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"Several Hundred" US Embassy Employees Evacuated From Afghanistan: Defense Official
Several hundred employees of the US embassy in Kabul have been evacuated from Afghanistan, a US defense official said Sunday, as the Taliban entered the capital.
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US Expected To Relocate "Significant Number" Of Employees From Kabul Embassy: Officials
The State Department is expected to announce a relocation of a "significant" number of employees from its embassy in Kabul.
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Why Google, Apple, Microsoft Are Warning H-1B Visa Workers Not To Travel Abroad
Leading tech companies have advised their employees on work visas to avoid travelling outside the United States. The advisory comes as new visa screening requirements trigger lengthy delays at American embassies and consulates.
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Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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US State Department Fires Staff After Dispute Over Israel-Gaza Talking Points
The State Department has fired a press officer who was responsible for drafting Trump administration talking points about policy toward Israel and Gaza after complaints from the US Embassy in Jerusalem.
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"I'm Speechless": Putin Gifts Bike To Alaskan Man During Summit With Trump
A local man in Anchorage was given a new motorcycle by Russian President Vladimir Putin during last week's summit with US President Donald Trump in the Alaskan city, according to a report published by Russian state television.
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"Act Of Terror": FBI On Killing Of 2 Israeli Embassy Staff In US
US Federal Bureau of Investigation Assistant Director in Charge Steven J. Jensen called the tragic murder of 2 Israeli Embassy employees outside the Jewish National Museum in Washington.
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Factbox: These Americans Are Imprisoned In Russia
Russia has freed Marc Fogel, a U.S. schoolteacher and former employee of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, who had been serving a 14-year sentence for drug smuggling after being caught in possession of a small amount of marijuana.
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Moscow Diplomats Visit Russian, Detained In US, Over Cybercrime Charges
Vladimir Dunaev, a Russian national who is in pre-trial detention in Ohio on cybercrime charges, has met for the first time with Russian embassy employees, the Russian embassy in the US told the TASS state news agency on Tuesday.
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US Orders Non-Essential Staff To Leave China's Shanghai Amid Covid Spike
The United States has ordered all non-essential employees at its Shanghai consulate to leave over concerns about their safety, an embassy spokesperson said in a statement Tuesday.
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"Several Hundred" US Embassy Employees Evacuated From Afghanistan: Defense Official
Several hundred employees of the US embassy in Kabul have been evacuated from Afghanistan, a US defense official said Sunday, as the Taliban entered the capital.
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US Expected To Relocate "Significant Number" Of Employees From Kabul Embassy: Officials
The State Department is expected to announce a relocation of a "significant" number of employees from its embassy in Kabul.
