U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the U.S. and China have finalized a deal transferring TikTok’s U.S. operations to American investors, easing trade tensions.
The ongoing U.S. air traffic controller shortages amid the government shutdown expose deep vulnerabilities in the aviation system, threatening safety, efficiency, and long-term workforce stability.
Former Musk aide James Fishback calls for a complete overhaul of the H-1B visa program, urging America to end foreign hiring and prioritize homegrown talent.
Microsoft AI Chief Mustafa Suleyman says the company will not build AI services offering “simulated erotica,” warning against conscious or erotica-focused artificial intelligence systems.
Millions of Americans risk losing vital food aid as the 2025 government shutdown threatens SNAP funding, putting 42 million low-income recipients at risk of hunger.
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $38 trillion, raising alarms about inflation, higher borrowing costs, and long-term economic challenges for future generations.
In a rare bipartisan move, lawmakers urge President Trump to reconsider the $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning it could hurt startups and U.S. competitiveness.
Is the U.S. quietly engineering a controlled dollar devaluation through Bitcoin reserves, Treasury-backed stablecoins, and global gold shifts to manage its mounting debt crisis?
New entry and exit regulations requiring photographs of all non-citizens, including green card holder, as part of enhanced border security measures
The Russian leader’s call for an “AI rooted in Russian tradition” reveals not technological ambition, but a deeper struggle over control and fear
From poetry to purpose, how the language of learning is being rewritten in India at Slam Out Loud.
Technological advancements have created surplus societies across the globe.
Silicon Valley leaders have largely remained silent on the recent hike in H1-B visa fees, despite the policy hitting the tech industry
“I focus on startups solving real, everyday problems with simple, practical solutions,” says Indian American entrepreneur and philanthropist Sandesh Sharda, who joins the startup reality show Ideabaaz as a judge.
Alaska Airlines resumes operations after a nationwide IT outage, causing flight cancellations and disruptions, highlighting the airline’s resilience, customer support, and reliance on technology.
Target plans to cut 1,800 corporate jobs to simplify operations, boost growth, and address declining sales, inventory challenges, and increased competition from rivals like Walmart and Amazon.
“Falling mortgage rates, rising inventory, and strong buyer demand suggest the U.S. housing market is gradually stabilizing, with steady recovery momentum heading into 2026.”
California faces federal scrutiny after undocumented Indian-born truck driver Jashanpreet Singh caused a deadly crash, prompting stricter commercial driver’s license regulations for noncitizens.
Blackstone will invest $705 million for a 9.9% stake in India’s Federal Bank, becoming its largest shareholder, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Major U.S. companies, including Walmart, Cognizant, and TCS, are pausing or reshaping H-1B hiring strategies after President Trump’s $100,000 visa fee hike disrupts recruitment plans.
The construction of President Trump’s $300 million privately funded White House ballroom marks the most significant structural change since 1948, sparking debate over preservation and modernization.
Anthropic expands its partnership with Google Cloud, gaining access to over a gigawatt of TPU capacity to power the next generation of Claude AI models.
OpenAI acquires Software Applications, Inc., creators of the AI-powered Mac interface Sky, strengthening its push to integrate ChatGPT and AI tools seamlessly into everyday workflows.
The Trump administration defends its controversial $100,000 H-1B visa fee in court, amid lawsuits claiming it unlawfully burdens U.S. businesses and foreign skilled workers.
U.S. employees in the Google Customer Solutions (GCS) division were informed last month about this change via memo sent by its Vice President John Nicoletti