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US enforcement of PERM and changes to work authorization

7 clusters · 181 sources · last updated

Latest: United States implements stricter work permit and green card rules

The United States government has initiated a crackdown on the permanent labor certification (PERM) program, targeting major technology firms as part of a broader investigation into visa fraud and labor market abuses. In

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Trump administration NIH policy and funding changes

5 clusters · 86 sources · last updated

Latest: Donald Trump signs executive order for NIH women’s health division

Under the Trump administration, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has undergone significant structural and policy shifts. Initial reports indicate a talent drain as scientists relocate due to instability and mass l

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Legal escalation over taxpayer-funded political ads

13 clusters · 275 sources · last updated

Latest: Judge halts Trump administration's taxpayer-funded ad campaign

The Trump administration is facing intensifying bipartisan scrutiny and legal action regarding taxpayer-funded television and streaming advertisements. Critics, including Democratic Representative Mike Levin, Senator Joh

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Arsenal-2 shipbuilding facility development in Maryland

2 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Anduril Industries to build $6.6B Arsenal-2 shipyard in Maryland

The United States government and private sector have announced plans to reintroduce shipbuilding capabilities to Sparrows Point, Maryland, through the development of a new facility named Arsenal-2. Initially introduced

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US administration use of pocket rescissions

4 clusters · 66 sources · last updated

Latest: Trump Administration proposes $810 million rescissions package

The Trump administration has moved to unilaterally withhold approximately $810 million in congressionally approved federal spending by utilizing a tactic known as a ‘pocket rescission’. By submitting funding blocks near

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