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H-1B Visa Applications Drop 38%. Trump Administration Says Days Of Abuse Over
Data released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) showed that properly submitted H-1B registrations fell by 38.5 per cent compared to last year, from 343,981 in fiscal year 2026 to 211,600 for fiscal year 2027.
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Airbnb Expands Into Hotels, Airport Transfers, Car Rentals, And Grocery Delivery Services
Airbnb, facing tighter local regulations on short-term home rentals, announced Wednesday it is adding boutique hotels, car rentals and grocery delivery to its app in a bid to transform...
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"Fully Functional": Air India On London-Delhi Boeing 787 Fuel Switch Test
The Air India statement was in response to a Reuters report that said officials from the national regulator - the DGCA - were planning to travel to Boeing's head office in the US to observe the manufacture testing the recovered panel.
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Suriya Reacts To Karuppu Release In Theatres A Day After Cancellations: 'Thanks For Being With Us'
Karuppu marks the reunion of Suriya and Trisha after Aaru (2005)
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Bitcoin Price Rises Above $81,000, Buoyed With Optimism Over US CLARITY Act
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 on Friday as optimism around the US CLARITY Act improved sentiment in the crypto market. Analysts said hopes of clearer digital asset regulation and improving risk appetite supported Bitcoin’s move above $82,000 despite recent ETF outflows.
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Cisco-USGA Renew Partnership To Boost AI-Enabled Future Of Golf
Cisco & USGA have upgraded their partnership. This means there will be more AI and digitization in technology for golf.
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Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Hit With 2,000 FCC Complaints Over "Sexualised" Performance
Bad Bunny’s controversial Super Bowl halftime show triggered thousands of FCC complaints over sexual content and political messaging, but regulators ultimately found no rule violations.
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
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Elon Musk To Pay $1.5 Million To Settle Twitter Stake Case
Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission settled the regulator's civil lawsuit accusing the world's richest person of waiting too long in 2022 to disclose his initial purchases of Twitter, now known as X.
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US Law Firm Seeks to Halt Transfer of Frozen ETH From Kelp Exploit
A US law firm has moved to halt the transfer of frozen Ether linked to the Kelp exploit, arguing that the assets may qualify as DPRK property. The development could delay recovery efforts aimed at compensating affected rsETH holders.
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Nine Crypto Scam Centres Targeting US Users Shut Down in Joint Operation Involving UAE, US and China
A joint operation involving authorities from the UAE, the US, and China led to the shutdown of nine crypto scam centres and the arrest of 276 individuals. The crackdown targeted fraudulent investment platforms and cross-border money laundering activities linked to crypto scams.
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US Judge Rejects Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bid for New Trial
A US federal judge has denied Sam Bankman-Fried’s request for a new trial, stating that the motion lacked new evidence. The development comes as the former FTX CEO continues to pursue legal remedies following his conviction in one of the largest crypto fraud cases.
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Morgan Stanley Announces MSILF Stablecoin Reserves Portfolio for Issuers
Morgan Stanley has introduced a Stablecoin Reserves Portfolio, enabling issuers to invest reserves in money market funds. The move aligns with evolving US regulations under the GENIUS Act and reflects growing institutional interest in integrating stablecoins into traditional financial systems.
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Los Angeles Schools Set Limit On Students' Screen Time In Class
The policy was meant to strike a balance between instructional needs and growing concerns about excessive screen exposure harming students' attention.
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H-1B Visa Applications Drop 38%. Trump Administration Says Days Of Abuse Over
Data released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) showed that properly submitted H-1B registrations fell by 38.5 per cent compared to last year, from 343,981 in fiscal year 2026 to 211,600 for fiscal year 2027.
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Airbnb Expands Into Hotels, Airport Transfers, Car Rentals, And Grocery Delivery Services
Airbnb, facing tighter local regulations on short-term home rentals, announced Wednesday it is adding boutique hotels, car rentals and grocery delivery to its app in a bid to transform...
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"Fully Functional": Air India On London-Delhi Boeing 787 Fuel Switch Test
The Air India statement was in response to a Reuters report that said officials from the national regulator - the DGCA - were planning to travel to Boeing's head office in the US to observe the manufacture testing the recovered panel.
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Suriya Reacts To Karuppu Release In Theatres A Day After Cancellations: 'Thanks For Being With Us'
Karuppu marks the reunion of Suriya and Trisha after Aaru (2005)
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Bitcoin Price Rises Above $81,000, Buoyed With Optimism Over US CLARITY Act
Bitcoin traded near $81,000 on Friday as optimism around the US CLARITY Act improved sentiment in the crypto market. Analysts said hopes of clearer digital asset regulation and improving risk appetite supported Bitcoin’s move above $82,000 despite recent ETF outflows.
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Cisco-USGA Renew Partnership To Boost AI-Enabled Future Of Golf
Cisco & USGA have upgraded their partnership. This means there will be more AI and digitization in technology for golf.
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Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Hit With 2,000 FCC Complaints Over "Sexualised" Performance
Bad Bunny’s controversial Super Bowl halftime show triggered thousands of FCC complaints over sexual content and political messaging, but regulators ultimately found no rule violations.
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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No Mail, No Passage: Iran Launches New System To Regulate Hormuz Shipping
Iran's parliament is considering legislation that would formalise restrictions on vessels tied to Israel and the United States.
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Elon Musk To Pay $1.5 Million To Settle Twitter Stake Case
Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission settled the regulator's civil lawsuit accusing the world's richest person of waiting too long in 2022 to disclose his initial purchases of Twitter, now known as X.
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US Law Firm Seeks to Halt Transfer of Frozen ETH From Kelp Exploit
A US law firm has moved to halt the transfer of frozen Ether linked to the Kelp exploit, arguing that the assets may qualify as DPRK property. The development could delay recovery efforts aimed at compensating affected rsETH holders.
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Nine Crypto Scam Centres Targeting US Users Shut Down in Joint Operation Involving UAE, US and China
A joint operation involving authorities from the UAE, the US, and China led to the shutdown of nine crypto scam centres and the arrest of 276 individuals. The crackdown targeted fraudulent investment platforms and cross-border money laundering activities linked to crypto scams.
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US Judge Rejects Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried’s Bid for New Trial
A US federal judge has denied Sam Bankman-Fried’s request for a new trial, stating that the motion lacked new evidence. The development comes as the former FTX CEO continues to pursue legal remedies following his conviction in one of the largest crypto fraud cases.
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Morgan Stanley Announces MSILF Stablecoin Reserves Portfolio for Issuers
Morgan Stanley has introduced a Stablecoin Reserves Portfolio, enabling issuers to invest reserves in money market funds. The move aligns with evolving US regulations under the GENIUS Act and reflects growing institutional interest in integrating stablecoins into traditional financial systems.
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Los Angeles Schools Set Limit On Students' Screen Time In Class
The policy was meant to strike a balance between instructional needs and growing concerns about excessive screen exposure harming students' attention.
