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US workers at Bombardier fear job losses after President Donald Trump threatened restrictions on the Canadian aircraft maker’s jets. The company employs thousands across the US, while aviation supply chains between the two countries remain closely connected.
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A US federal judge has blocked a Trump administration rule that would impose fixed stay limits on foreign students, exchange visitors and foreign media representatives. The rule was scheduled to take effect Tuesday and would have replaced the existing duration-of-status system.
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Iraq said Saudi pipeline attacks originated from its territory, while Trump suggested Iran was behind them. Yemen's displacement crisis deepened amid Houthi advances. Lebanon-Israel talks are planned, an Oman oil spill expanded, and Syria reported a worsening fuel crisis
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US President Donald Trump, speaking at a solemn ceremony marking 25 years since the September 11 attacks, vowed that Iran would never be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. He honoured victims, first responders, and military personnel, while senior officials including Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth and Condoleezza Rice reflected on the tragedy and its enduring impact.
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The International Criminal Court faces growing pressure as Venezuela and Chad join three other countries in announcing withdrawals. The departures come amid US sanctions and calls to abandon the tribunal, while some governments accuse it of selective justice and neocolonialism
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The US has proposed scrapping the 60-day grace period for certain foreign workers, including H-1B visa holders, who lose their jobs. The move could particularly affect Indian technology workers, forcing those without separate authorisation to leave the country immediately
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President Donald Trump has signed legislation authorising a National Medal of Honor monument in Washington to honour more than 3,500 recipients of the US military’s highest decoration. The monument will be privately funded and located near the Lincoln Memorial
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The US Southern Command sank another Ecuadorian vessel allegedly linked to Los Choneros, claiming it supported drug trafficking operations. The strike marks the fifth targeted vessel in under two weeks, amid growing criticism over the legality and effectiveness of US boat strikes
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US President Donald Trump used his Labour Day proclamation to endorse a proposed $103,265 fee on H‑1B visa petitions, framing it as a measure to prioritise American workers. The politically sensitive visa programme, heavily used by Indian professionals, was placed at the centre of his message on jobs, tariffs and manufacturing.
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Indian American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has asked President Donald Trump to disclose potential financial interests involving his family, allies and donors in the administration's Venezuela oil agreement, seeking greater transparency before substantial US taxpayer resources are committed
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A federal judge in Maryland has blocked President Donald Trump’s latest executive order seeking to restrict birthright citizenship, issuing a preliminary injunction until a class-action lawsuit is resolved. Judge Deborah L. Boardman ruled that children born on US soil remain citizens under the 14th Amendment.
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US President Donald Trump has warned that American forces are ready to launch further strikes on Iran “any time we want,” after a heavy attack destroyed Iranian equipment near the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran claims the strike hit a wedding party, killing four civilians, while the US military insists it does not target non-combatants.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Iran is in an economic “death spiral” as sanctions and military pressure intensify. He claims Washington controls the Strait of Hormuz and predicts mounting financial strain will eventually push Tehran back towards negotiations with Washington.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Washington will impose fresh sanctions on banks and entities aiding Iran, including those linked to the IRGC. He warned of financial-system restrictions, asset freezes and intensified enforcement, while citing cooperation with European and regional partners
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US forces struck two Iranian launchers on Larak Island after observing IRGC personnel preparing to deploy sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reported casualties and vowed retaliation, while Washington warned of a zero-tolerance policy against renewed mine placement
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The Trump administration has completed its review of a proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period available to H-1B and other foreign workers after job loss. The existing protection remains in force until the proposed rule completes the regulatory process.
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US President Donald Trump said Washington and Caracas have reached a major oil agreement giving the US majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s proven reserves. Venezuela said the pact involves 17 strategic fields and over $100 billion investment.
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Six months after US-Israeli attacks on Iran, Tehran has survived military strikes and strengthened its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. Gulf states are questioning US security guarantees, while Israel faces growing international isolation and worsening prospects for Saudi normalisation
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US President Donald Trump has said the war with Iran could end “fairly soon,” while claiming Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei is alive but “seriously wounded.” In an interview, Trump asserted Iran’s military has been crippled, its economy weakened, and that preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons remains the central objective.
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US President Donald Trump has announced that tariffs on Canadian vehicles, automotive parts and steel will rise to 50 per cent from January 1, 2027. He accused Canada of unfair trade practices and offered tariff exemptions to companies manufacturing in America.
