Ray Dalio warns soaring U.S. debt and deficits threaten the global monetary order, as national debt surpasses $37 trillion with rising risks to economic stability.
Nvidia has spent over $900 million to acquire Enfabrica talent and technology, strengthening its AI datacenter infrastructure amid fierce industry competition with Meta and Google.
Google is integrating Gemini AI into Chrome, marking its most significant upgrade ever with new tools for productivity, security, and seamless browsing across devices.
Tesla faces a class-action lawsuit alleging citizenship discrimination in hiring H-1B visa holders over U.S. workers, raising fresh legal and political scrutiny on America’s immigration-driven tech economy.
Second-generation Indian American becomes the first woman of color to serve on the Naperville City Council
Indian American economist’s research explores the intersection of history, politics, and economics, with a strong focus on Asia
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.
The Trump administration is considering a $550 billion Japan-backed plan to boost U.S. manufacturing through infrastructure, semiconductors, energy, pharmaceuticals, and critical technology projects.
Satya Nadella warns Microsoft employees of DEC’s downfall, stressing the need to adapt in the AI era or risk irrelevance despite past successes.
Amar Mukunda, U.S. Army Reservist and gun violence prevention advocate, launches Democratic bid for Maryland’s District 39, prioritizing affordability, youth safety, and community-focused leadership.
USCIS has revamped the U.S. citizenship civics test with more questions, a higher passing score, and stricter review—changes immigration lawyers warn could block more immigrants from naturalization
According to the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, by 2032, the country will need 5.3 million more workers with postsecondary education
Immigrants seeking U.S. citizenship will face a revamped path, as the government begins a “multi-step overhaul” of the naturalization process
The central bank delivered a quarter-point cut Wednesday and projected it would lower its benchmark rate twice more this year, reflecting growing concern over the U.S. job market
Spirit Airlines CEO Dave Davis announces job cuts and a 25% schedule reduction as the bankrupt carrier seeks stability through cost-cutting, fleet downsizing, and union negotiations.
“It was always about more than just ice cream; it was a way to spread love and invite others into the fight for equity, justice and a better world.”
The UK secures £150 billion ($193.5 billion) in U.S. investments during Trump’s state visit, boosting AI, cloud, life sciences, and digital infrastructure with 7,600 jobs.
Anthropic argues Reddit’s lawsuit over alleged AI data scraping is fundamentally a copyright case that belongs in federal court, rejecting Reddit’s contract and tort claims.
Immigration-focused narratives, especially those related to H-1B visas and portraying Indians as “job stealers” dominated online discourse
Gupta chronicles her extraordinary journey from her early years in India to her pioneering career in the United States
Indian American music industry professional will be responsible for developing and implementing the overall strategy for NPR Music
A U.S. immigration judge has ordered the deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, citing alleged misrepresentation on his green card, amid ongoing legal and political battles.
Parents and lawmakers raise alarms over AI companion chatbots accused of encouraging self-harm, suicide, and emotional manipulation in minors, prompting lawsuits, safeguards, and regulatory scrutiny.
Anthropic leaders warn AI could eliminate half of entry-level white-collar jobs within five years, potentially raising unemployment to 20% and driving massive workforce disruption.
Singh’s case underscores how even decades-old minor offenses can resurface to jeopardize the lives of immigrants who have otherwise built stable, law-abiding futures in the U.S.