The Trump administration proposes an H-1B visa overhaul with a $100,000 fee, sparking global debate as China counters with a new “K visa” to attract STEM talent.
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From the telegraph’s beeps to AI’s rise, ITU continues its mission to set global standards, balancing innovation and governance to ensure technology benefits all of humanity.
The U.S. has revoked visas of Indian executives tied to fentanyl precursor exports, signaling tougher scrutiny on India’s chemical sector amid global efforts to curb opioid trafficking.
Immigration-focused narratives, especially those related to H-1B visas and portraying Indians as “job stealers” dominated online discourse
Bill Gates vs. Larry Ellison: How each billionaire built wealth differently
In 2025, America cements its status as the global capital of billionaire wealth, with 902 ultra-rich shaping industries, philanthropy, politics, and public life.
The World Food Movement (WFM) launches its U.S. student and community feeding program at NJPAC Newark, uniting leaders to promote nutrition, dignity, and nationwide wellbeing.
The crisis of meaning is real, but so is our capacity to respond with wisdom, creativity, and hope in an age of complexity and disconnection.
The average U.S. 30-year mortgage rate fell to its lowest in nearly a year, reflecting Treasury yield declines and expectations of a Fed rate cut.
The U.S. Department of Justice has sued Uber, alleging the ride-hailing giant discriminated against riders with disabilities, violating the Americans with Disabilities Act and causing significant harm.
Joshipura authored an exposé of how animals commonly used for meat, eggs, and dairy are treated in India
The Suchir Balaji case highlights deep tensions in AI, with Elon Musk disputing suicide claims, raising questions of ethics, transparency, and OpenAI’s accountability.
Internal documents and employee testimonies suggest the tech giant prioritized legal concerns over protecting minors in virtual reality.
Amid mass layoffs and cost-cutting, Paramount’s new CEO David Ellison orders employees back to office full-time, signaling the end of pandemic-era workplace flexibility.
Latest data shows unemployment climbing and payrolls shrinking, leaving workers across industries facing growing insecurity
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.
OpenAI is tightening safeguards after tragic ChatGPT-related incidents, routing sensitive chats to advanced models like GPT-5 and introducing parental controls to prevent harm.
Accenture CEO Julie Sweet unveils a bold organizational restructure via video, aiming to “rewire” the company for AI-driven reinvention and integrated digital transformation.
Hundreds of Labor Day rallies across the U.S. saw workers demand stronger protections, fair wages, healthcare, housing, and an end to billionaire-driven policies.
The U.S. revocation of chipmaking waivers pressures South Korean giants Samsung and SK Hynix, forcing strategic shifts amid tariffs, compliance hurdles, and escalating semiconductor trade battles.
The Trump administration moves to slash over 500 jobs at Voice of America and USAGM, sparking legal battles over the agency’s future and operations.
Intel faces scrutiny for partnerships with Chinese surveillance firms accused of enabling human rights abuses against Uyghurs, despite sanctions and U.S. political backlash.
The situation highlights the complex challenges facing OpenAI as it battles Elon Musk’s $97.4B takeover dispute while confronting lawsuits over ChatGPT’s impact on vulnerable users.
President Donald Trump’s unprecedented attempt to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over alleged mortgage fraud sparks legal battles, political backlash, and renewed concerns about Fed independence.
Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman warns against “Seemingly Conscious AI,” stressing the danger lies not in AI itself but in people mistaking it for sentient beings.