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US opposes actions disrupting freedom of navigation in Taiwan Strait

The United States opposes China's Taiwan Strait traffic restrictions due to a typhoon. Taiwan asserts the strait is an international waterway, not subject to Chinese control. China's actions follow recent law-enforcement patrols east of Taiwan. The US previously voiced concerns over China's jurisdiction claims in the region.

The Economic Times

Indian-origin CFO gets four-month jail term, fine for bribing surgeons

An Indian-origin chief financial officer received a four-month jail sentence. Aditya Humad was convicted for bribing surgeons with sham consulting fees. This scheme aimed to promote the use of specific spinal implant products. The company gained millions in revenue from these influenced surgeries. Authorities recovered over four million dollars from…

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Who will control the US Senate in 2026? Nine races to watch

Nine US Senate races are emerging as critical contests for party control. Democrats see an opening as President Trump's approval ratings weaken significantly. North Carolina, Maine, Michigan, and Ohio offer the clearest paths to a Democratic majority. Alaska, Iowa, and Texas could become essential if the party loses ground elsewhere.…

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US truckers must speak English: Trump administration moves to make rule permanent

The US Department of Transportation (DOT) has moved to make English-language proficiency requirements for commercial truck drivers a permanent part of federal regulations, saying drivers who cannot sufficiently read or speak English or understand highway signs and signals must be placed out of service.

The Times of India

In 1963, the US released nearly 480 million copper needles thinner than a human hair into orbit — the bizarre Cold War experiment was designed to create an artificial ring around Earth

During the Cold War, Project West Ford executed a groundbreaking experiment by launching millions of copper needles into orbit. This initiative aimed to establish an artificial ring capable of reflecting radio signals, particularly to safeguard the undersea communication cables from potential threats. While the project showed promise, advancements in satellite…

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H-1B visa rule changes: US expands $4,000 fee as Indian workers raise Green Card backlog concerns

The US Department of Homeland Security has expanded the $4,000 H-1B and $4,500 L-1 biometric fee to cover same-employer extensions filed by companies with at least 50 US employees where more than half the workforce is on H-1B or L-1 status.

The Economic Times

US may end H-1B job-loss grace period for foreign workers; Indians could face impact

The US Department of Homeland Security may eliminate a 60-day grace period for certain foreign workers. This proposed change could significantly impact Indian professionals working in the United States. Currently, this period allows workers time to find new employment or depart the country. The proposal is under review and has…

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Trump Bypasses Supreme Court Loss With New EOs Stripping Foreign Lobbyist Birthright Citizenship

Trump's new orders curb birthright citizenship for foreign lobbyists and others, raising fresh legal and constitutional questions.

International Business Times UK

Trump administration to pay €1.06 billion to cancel RWE offshore wind leases

US President Donald Trump, long a critic of wind energy, has repeatedly dismissed wind turbines as unsightly and has labelled them an "economic and environmental disaster."

Euronews

Deadly fungus outbreak in US: What is Candida auris, symptoms, who all are at risk as cases rise across 23 states

This year, over 3,100 cases of drug-resistant Candida auris have emerged across twenty-three states in the US, with Texas and Michigan reporting the highest rates. This dangerous fungus primarily spreads in healthcare environments and poses serious risks to critically ill patients and those with compromised immune systems. Symptoms often resemble…

The Economic Times

Miliband says UK and US are ‘closest allies’ but ducks questions on Trump criticism

The Foreign Secretary thanked Marco Rubio for a ‘warm, productive meeting’ at the US State Department

The Independent UK

Over 3,000 cases of deadly fungus Candida auris reported in US: What it is, how it spreads- explained

More than 3,100 cases of Candida auris, a drug-resistant fungus that can cause life-threatening infections, have been reported across 23 states in the United States so far this year, according to the latest data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Times of India

China announces countermeasures against Washington, including controls on drones exports to the US

China has announced a fresh set of economic countermeasures against the US, including export controls on drones and sanctions on six American entities, in response to recent US restrictions on Chinese firms and products.

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Barack Obama: Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time

On Barack Obama's 65th birthday, we celebrate his enduring legacy of fostering hope and action on a global scale. His presidency from 2009 to 2017 faced numerous economic and policy hurdles, yet he championed community-driven change. Obama's philosophy of individual empowerment guided him to become the first African American president.…

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In the early 1900s, the USDA distributed torpedograss as cattle feed; its torpedo-shaped roots later invaded southern wetlands and waterways

Torpedograss, introduced for livestock forage, now invades southern United States wetlands. This grass spreads efficiently through underground rhizomes, making it difficult to control. It forms dense stands, outcompeting native vegetation and altering plant communities. Management efforts often require repeated applications of herbicides and mechanical removal. Preventing rhizome fragment movement is…

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Over 24,000 unaccompanied migrant children in the US risk losing legal aid as federal contract expires, nonprofits warn of deportation crisis

More than 24,000 unaccompanied immigrant children facing deportation in the United States could lose access to legal representation after a federal contract funding nonprofit legal services expired on Friday, prompting warnings that thousands of vulnerable minors may be forced to navigate complex immigration proceedings alone. Several nonprofit groups say they…

The Times of India

Green Card updates for August: EB-1 may become unavailable for Indians

The US Department of State has already notified the changes that are going to happen to Green Card applicants this month as the fiscal year enters its final two months. The department also warned they might have to retrogress some dates and some Green Card categories may become unavailable because…

The Economic Times

US proposes tougher J-1 visa compliance, likely affecting Indian scholars

The US Department of State proposes stricter J-1 visa rules and compliance. New regulations will expand termination powers and sponsor obligations for exchange visitors. Most participants will now receive fixed program durations, requiring extensions if needed. This proposal aims to strengthen program integrity and improve oversight for all. Public comments…

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Appeals court rejects Trump administration's expansion of mandatory detention for immigrants

A federal appeals court ruled immigrants detained within the US can seek bond release. This decision deepens a split among federal appeals courts on detention policy. The administration disagrees with the Ninth Circuit panel and defends its legal position. Mandatory detention was previously reserved for those arrested at the border.…

The Economic Times

US issues sanctions on support networks for Iran's Mahan Air; India-based sales agent included

The United States sanctioned six entities and individuals for supporting Mahan Air. These companies acted as general sales agents for the Iranian airline. Mahan Air allegedly aided Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. One sanctioned entity is India-based Skiez Travels and Logistics Private Limited. The Treasury Department aims to cut off…

International Business Times UK

Ecohealth Alliance Faces Criminal DOJ Probe After Funding Risky Wuhan Lab Research With Taxpayer Cash, House Report Finds

The US Department of Justice investigates EcoHealth Alliance for funding gain-of-function research in Wuhan, amid allegations of obstructing federal inquiries and violating grant terms.

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The Consumer Product Safety Commission Shouldn't Need Our Personal Information. Especially Not Our Health Records.

Injury statistics are important, and so is modernizing record-keeping and accessibility. Vacuuming up personal and health data is something else.

Medical Daily

Low Oxygen and Dehydration Drove Most Utah Measles Hospital Admissions, New Outbreak Report Shows

A Utah measles outbreak report shows low blood oxygen and dehydration drove most hospital admissions, and 90% of those admitted were unvaccinated.

The Times of India

More than 117,000 unplugged orphan oil and gas wells are documented across the US, with abandoned wells estimated to leak up to 281,000 tons of methane a year

Thousands of old oil and gas wells across the US pose environmental risks and require cleanup. These unplugged wells can release significant amounts of methane annually into the atmosphere. Plugging these abandoned wells is a costly endeavor, with estimates reaching tens of billions of dollars. The US government has allocated…

The Economic Times

Trump administration imposes $84 billion in civil fines against immigrants

The US Department of Homeland Security said it has issued more than $84 billion in civil fines to undocumented immigrants who remain in the country despite final removal orders. The agency said over 103,000 fines have been issued since President Donald Trump took office, while urging eligible individuals to self-deport…

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