Indian artificial intelligence (AI) startups eyeing expansion into the United States are running into obstacles tied to immigration policy and regulatory red tape
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The Supreme Court will hear President Trump’s tariff case, a pivotal battle over executive authority, trade policy, and potentially $1 trillion in refunds.
BRICS leaders condemn U.S. “tariff blackmail” and protectionism at virtual summit, warning Trump’s escalating trade war threatens global cooperation, sustainable trade, and economic stability.
Millions of Americans could soon feel the squeeze of a government shutdown as Democrats and Republicans clash ahead of the October 1 deadline, risking widespread disruptions.
White House denies Trump ever wrote the message amid renewed scrutiny of Trump’s ties to Epstein and ongoing investigations
New U.S. bill to cut reliance on foreign workers may reshape outsourcing, putting pressure on Indian IT giants like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.
Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani leads the New York City mayoral race with strong voter support, signaling a generational and ideological shift in city politics.
The evolving tariff tensions in 2025 underscore the delicate balance required to manage trade relations between two of the world’s largest democracies and economies.
The Hyundai–LG plant raid in Georgia, detaining 475 foreign workers, sparked U.S.–South Korea tensions, highlighting global labor, immigration, and investment challenges in high-tech manufacturing.
As backlogs surge and cases of staged crimes surface, attorneys warn the system’s credibility—and relief for true victims—is at risk
As Americans’ faith in capitalism hits a record low, two-thirds of Democrats now view socialism positively.
Latest data shows unemployment climbing and payrolls shrinking, leaving workers across industries facing growing insecurity
Refunds, market disruption, and diplomatic fallout loom in high-stakes case on presidential powers under emergency law.
It looks like President Donald Trump, even after his decisive second campaign victory for the White House, cannot let go of the notion that the elections were somehow rigged.
The U.S.-India trade dispute under Trump underscores rising tariff tensions, strategic autonomy, and shifting global alliances, while leaving open the possibility of a future trade deal.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration acted unconstitutionally in freezing $2.6 billion in research funds to Harvard, restoring academic freedom and financial stability.
The SEC and CFTC launch a joint initiative on digital assets as Trump-era regulators push friendlier crypto policies, fueling Bitcoin and Ether’s record rallies.
The Supreme Court battle over Trump’s tariffs could redefine presidential trade authority, testing the limits of executive power and shaping U.S. economic policy for years to come.
Trump said on Tuesday that the U.S. faces an “economic disaster” if the Supreme Court does not overturn two lower courts and allow sweeping global tariffs to remain in place
The nonpartisan Congressional Study Group on India, supported by the RoundGlass Foundation, aims to deepen legislative engagement and foster long-term cooperation between the two democracies.
The renewed U.S. contract with Israeli spyware firm Paragon Solutions raises ethical concerns over invasive surveillance, privacy risks, and the potential targeting of journalists and activists.
A federal appeals court has blocked the Trump administration’s use of an 18th-century wartime statute to deport Venezuelan migrants, marking a major setback for its immigration agenda.
The bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act seeks to release government-held Epstein documents, aiming to restore trust, protect victims, and hold powerful men accountable for systemic abuse.
The housing market has been hit especially hard by the U.S. central bank’s tight monetary policy stance and high housing costs are a top concern for many Americans
The recent hike in the U.S. tourist visa fee to $250 has triggered a sharp decline in inbound travel, with international arrivals dropping 8.2% and visitor spending expected to shrink by $12.5 billion in 2025