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US Expands H-1B, H-4 Visa Vetting; Embassy Flags Interview Delays and Rescheduling
The United States has expanded online presence reviews for all H-1B and H-4 visa applicants worldwide as part of its standard visa screening process, triggering widespread interview delays in India. The US Embassy in India has advised applicants to apply early and expect additional processing time, even as thousands of ...
Epstein Files Due for Release as US Faces Long-Delayed Reckoning Over Secrecy
Epstein Files: The United States is set to release long-suppressed records linked to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as mandated by the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed by President Donald Trump. The disclosure comes amid mounting political pressure, survivor demands, and renewed scrutiny over Epstein’s vast network of powerful associates. ...
Dan Bongino to Step Down as FBI Deputy Director After Less Than a Year
Dan Bongino has announced that he will step down as the deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in January, ending a tenure of less than 10 months. Bongino confirmed his decision in a post on X on Wednesday, thanking President Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi and ...
Trump’s $1M Gold Card Visa: Benefits, Price Breakdown and How to Apply for Fast-Track US Residency
The United States has opened applications for President Donald Trump’s Gold Card visa, a high-value immigration pathway that promises record-time permanent residency to wealthy foreign nationals. Rolled out through Executive Order 14351 and promoted heavily online, the programme introduces a $1 million investment requirement for individuals seeking expedited green cards, ...
John Roberts’s Long Game: How One Justice Reshaped Voting Rights, Executive Power and American Democracy
For more than four decades, Chief Justice John Roberts. has been at the center of a quiet but far-reaching transformation of American law. From his early work in the Reagan Justice Department to his current leadership of the Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority, Roberts has pursued a consistent vision: limiting federal ...
Healthy Man Suffers Stroke After Excessive Energy Drink Use
A shocking medical case from Nottingham, England, has reignited global concern over the hidden cardiovascular dangers of energy drinks. A healthy, athletic 54-year-old man — with no history of smoking, alcohol, or drug use — suffered a stroke so severe that it left him with lifelong numbness, despite appearing perfectly ...
Fed’s Third Rate Cut of 2025 Sparks New Debate: Will Mortgage Rates Finally Break Below 6%?
Mortgage Rates Today: As the U.S. Federal Reserve executed its third consecutive rate cut of 2025—lowering the federal funds range to 3.50%–3.75%—borrowers, homeowners, and markets are weighing what this shift truly means. Mortgage rates have eased from their early-year peaks, yet remain sensitive to Treasury yields and market uncertainty. While ...
Sherrone Moore Fired and Detained: Michigan Football Rocked by Sudden Scandal
Michigan football has been thrown into one of the most turbulent moments in its modern history. Head coach Sherrone Moore, once seen as the long-term successor to Jim Harbaugh, was fired with cause after an internal university investigation concluded he had engaged in an inappropriate relationship with a staff member. ...
Eileen Higgins Makes History as Miami Elects First Woman Mayor, Ending 28 Years of GOP Rule
Miami has entered a new political era. In a landmark victory that has captured national attention, Democrat Eileen Higgins defeated Republican Emilio González in Tuesday’s runoff election, becoming the city’s first female mayor and the first Democrat to hold the office in nearly three decades. Her win breaks the GOP’s ...
Fired for Kneeling: Why 12 Ex-FBI Agents Are Now Suing Director Kash Patel
In one of the most consequential legal showdowns to hit the bureau in years, a dozen former FBI agents have filed a sweeping lawsuit alleging they were unlawfully terminated for kneeling during the 2020 George Floyd protest in Washington, DC. The plaintiffs — nine women and three men — argue ...
