The United States is “aggressively” revoking certain student visas over national security concerns. Which foreign students are losing their shot at the American dream—and what’s behind the move?
In a setback for President Donald Trump’s tough trade stance, a federal court says he overstepped his authority—but supporters argue the tariffs were needed to protect U.S. jobs.
A parent advocacy group wants the IRS to probe a top public high school. It says the school shared its STEM curriculum with the Chinese Communist Party—all while taking in millions in donations.
Vice President JD Vance is urging the United States to champion bitcoin, citing what he calls “our biggest adversary” as the reason to act.
- US to Start Revoking Chinese Students’ Visas
- Savit: US Visa Revocation ‘Better Late Than Never’
- Trade Court Blocks Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs
- White House Raises Concerns Over Harvard’s CCP Ties
- Virginia School Under Fire for CCP-Linked Fund
- Vance: Bitcoin Reserve a US Strategic Edge Over China
- U.S. and Argentina propose alternative to W.H.O.
- U.S. bans Chinese seafood tied to forced labor
- Pete Hegseth in Singapore for security summit