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U.S. Moves to Revoke Chinese Student Visas Amid Rising National Security Concerns
By Emmanuel Ogbonna As the Trump administration revokes visas for Chinese students, critics decry xenophobia. Yet mounting evidence suggests that the United States has been unwittingly training and funding China’s military and technological rise....

Hope for Transforming U.S. Mental Health Care
The National Academy of Medicine’s (NAM) 2025 Vital Directions for Health and Health Care explores radical change,1 especially what we must do at the political level,2 that has powerful implications for mental health and medical education in...

2025 U.S. Nationals: Day 5 Prelims Live Recap
2025 U.S. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Well, friends, it’s been a quick five days, but thankfully, the swimming has been equally as fast as records on both the men’s and women’s sides have been taken down. With just three sessions remaining, this one,...

LETTER: Sidney's U.S. flag sends the wrong message
I want to echo Alexis Thuillier’s disgust for Sidney council voting in favour of flying the U.S. flag. Did Sidney council do any research on the purpose of countries' flags? If not, here is a search I did: “Country flags serve multiple purposes,...

Here’s the only thing stopping a U.S. recession in 2025, according to strategist
Peter Berezin, Chief Global Strategist at BCA Research, has warned that the risk of a recession remains high, though there’s a chance the U.S. could still avert an economic downturn. According to Berezin, the economy might avoid a collapse if...
Breaking down the caregiving crisis in the U.S.: What can be done?
A new study conducted by Columbia University shows that nearly 40 million family caregivers perform an estimated $873 billion worth of labor each year, most of which goes unpaid. Dr. John McHugh, the lead researcher on this study, and caregiver...
USD/JPY Price Forecast: Soars To Weekly High, Near 145.00 On Hot U.S. Jobs Report
Saturday, June 7, 2025 11:26 AM EDT Yen. Image Source: Pixabay USD/JPY extended its uptrend for two consecutive days, with the major currency pair reaching a new weekly high of 145.09, driven by solid US economic data on Friday. A strong US...
Mexican Peso Climbs To Eight-month Highs Against The U.S. Dollar Despite Upbeat U.S. Jobs Data
Saturday, June 7, 2025 11:40 AM EDT Image Source: Pexels The Mexican Peso (MXN) is experiencing its third consecutive day of gains against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, pushing the USD/MXN exchange rate to its lowest level in eight months. With...

Leftists in Complete Meltdown After Trump Appoints 22-Year-Old ‘Former Gardener and Grocery Clerk’ to Spearhead U.S. Terror Prevention
Thomas Fugate The Left is absolutely losing it after reports confirmed that President Donald J. Trump has tapped 22-year-old Thomas Fugate, a fresh college graduate to temporarily head the Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships (CP3) at...

U.S. Open 2025: This device will be all the rage at Oakmont. So what is a Stimpmeter anyway?
For the first time since 2016, and the 10th time in U.S. Open history, the USGA is bringing its marquee championship to Oakmont Country Club outside Pittsburgh. The famed course has proven to be a difficult test over the years, Dustin Johnson’s...

China’s Top Submarines Pose a Hidden Threat to the U.S. Navy
The People’s Republic of China continues to make the expansion of its naval fleet a top priority. From aircraft carriers and fighter jets to other warships and submarines, Beijing’s sea-based capabilities should be of great concern to US...
The hardest colleges to get into in the U.S. include 2 in Pa.
Getting into college may be a tough enough ordeal for many students, but these ultra-selective schools take the cake for their low admission rates. A survey from 24/7 Wall St. ranked 50 colleges using several factors, ranging from admissions rates...
ECB should watch out for price hikes from U.S. tariffs, Schnabel says
By Francesco Canepa DUBROVNIK, Croatia (Reuters) -The European Central Bank has made “great progress” in taming inflation but it should watch out for fresh price hikes caused by U.S. tariffs, ECB policymaker Isabel Schnabel said on Saturday. The...

The salary a single person needs to live comfortably in all 50 U.S. states—it's over $120,000 in 2 places
Americans earning a regular salary may have trouble living comfortably in all 50 states. The median annual wage for individuals was just below $62,000 at the end of 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But it takes a salary of at...

Xiaomi’s game-changing chip stuns tech world, even China cheers while the U.S. watches nervously
Xiaomi Xring 01 chip sets new benchmark, challenges Apple and Qualcomm as China applauds breakthrough- Xiaomi Xring 01 chip is making global headlines, not just for its powerful performance but for what it represents — a major leap in China’s bid...

Researchers Have Found A New Way To Recycle Batteries, And It Involves Old Aluminum Foil
Believe it or not, the first battery was built in 1800 by Alessandro Volta of Italy. While very basic, consisting of copper discs, a cloth saturated with salt water, and zinc, it was a proof of concept. Because of advancements in batteries over...

U.K. judge warns of risk to justice after lawyers cited fake AI-generated cases in court
Lawyers have cited fake cases generated by artificial intelligence in court proceedings in England, a judge has said — warning that attorneys could be prosecuted if they don’t check the accuracy of their research. High Court justice Victoria Sharp...

U.S, China set to hold trade talks in London on Monday
Three senior U.S officials will meet with their Chinese counterparts in London on Monday to discuss rising trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The summit comes as global markets remain volatile, with fears of more economic...

In Japan, a U.S. security ally, anger over ‘unacceptable’ steel treatment
SEOUL - For corporate Japan, America’s treatment of its steel industry has been one blow after another. First, there were the objections to Nippon Steel’s takeover of its U.S. rival, with Washington treating one of its closest friends as a...

Israeli lies about massacres at U.S.-run aid sites in Gaza crumble under scrutiny
By Robert Inlakesh / PRESS TV Israeli occupation forces have repeatedly shot Palestinian civilians near the new privatized US aid sites in Gaza, yet it wasn’t until last Sunday’s massacre that they began concocting false narratives in an attempt...