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“Reflecting industry demands amid labor shortages” From Crackdowns to U-Turns to Temporary Permits Shift in tone amid growing concerns over labor shortages in the field US President Donald Trump/Photo = White House

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Polls at Just 1% Early This Year — From Unknown to Frontrunner Free Childcare and Rent Freeze Spark Grassroots Surge Some Companies Now Considering Leaving New York Zoran Mamdani, New York State

Trump Rebukes Reporter for Questioning Iran Nuclear Strike Damage White House Joins Effort to Praise Trump Iran Admits Damage but Vows to Continue Nuclear Development The US government has directly refuted media reports sug

Conflicts Between Government Departments Create Confusion Selective Approvals Result in Effective Blockade Chinese Rare Earth Producers Facing Collapse Over Three Weeks After China Eased Rare Earth Export Controls, Burea

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Iran’s “Friends” Diplomacy Strategy Loses Impact Self-Preservation and Cracks Emerging in the Anti-U.S.

NATO Reaches Agreement with All 32 Member States on Expanding Defense Spending A Result of Growing Global Instability Triggered by the Iran–Israel Conflict Asian Allies, Including South Korea and Japan, Also Face Mounting Pressure from the U.S.

Evidence Suggests Direct Russian Support for North Korea's Nuclear Development Possibility of Indirect Support for Weapons Manufacturing North Korea Accelerates Nuclear and Submarine Development As concerns grow tha

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Applies to Non-Permanent Residents from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea To Take Effect in September Following Governor Abbott’s Signature Groups Like 'Asian Texans for Justice' Plan to File Lawsuit The governor

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Preemptive Strike Approach Contrasts with Diplomatic Engagement Possibility of Intensified Regional Power Struggle in the Middle East Signs of CRINK Framework Collapse Amid Iran Crisis At a press conferen