Groups Sue to Block Trump’s $100K H-1B Visa Fee
A coalition of unions, employers and religious groups sued to block Trump’s new $100K fee on H-1B visas, arguing it oversteps presidential authority.
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U.S. Furniture Retailers Brace for 30–50% Tariffs
Home Furnishings Assoc. warns U.S. retailers as Trump unveils 30–50% furniture tariffs, a move that could raise prices and shake up supply chains come October 1.
Trump Threatens to Unwind EU, Japan & S.Korea Trade Deals if Tariffs Lose Supreme Court Appeal
President Trump warned he might unwind key trade deals with the EU, Japan and South Korea if the Supreme Court strikes down his tariffs in a high-stakes appeal.
Labor Day Showdown: DC Unions March Against Trump’s Bargaining Limits
Over 30 unions marched in Washington on August 28, protesting Trump’s order limiting federal union bargaining and highlighting corporate union-busting and economic inequality.
Tariffs Drive U.S. Back-to-School Costs Sky High
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland and Brazil are hiking prices on crayons, electronics, and more, pushing U.S. back-to-school costs up 7.3% this year.
From Academic Elites to Academic Refugees: U.S. Visa Crackdown
Tightened U.S. visa rules, justified by national security concerns, are turning top academic talents into academic refugees.
New Study Shows US Tariffs on China May Harm US Economy More Than Expected
A new Federal Reserve Bank of New York study warns that US tariffs on Chinese imports could negatively impact the US economy more than official data indicates.
US Tariffs Surge: Trump’s New Trade Moves Shake Global Markets 🌐💸
US President Trump boosts tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, sparking new trade tensions and potential global economic shifts. Discover what this means for you! 🇺🇸💹
Trump’s 25% Steel & Aluminum Tariffs: What It Means for U.S. Consumers
A deep dive into Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel & aluminum imports and their potential impact on U.S. businesses and everyday consumers, especially low- and middle-income households.
US Sends Migrants with Criminal Records to Guantanamo Bay
The U.S. sends the first group of illegal migrants with criminal records to Guantanamo Bay, facing backlash from Cuban authorities.