A heavily pregnant woman in Scotland fears separation from her unborn child after her husband and daughter received "go home" letters from the UK Home Office. The family, who are legally residing and working in the UK, are distressed by the new visa clampdown affecting care workers and their dependents.
Jeff Bezos defends Airbnb against claims of causing high NYC rents, blaming government policies for limiting housing supply. He also criticizes corporate welfare and subsidies.
A local councillor argues that UK local governments, like Kensington and Chelsea, are not doing enough to support residents with the cost of living, particularly regarding renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives.
The SEC has reportedly delayed its plan for tokenized stock trading due to concerns from stock exchange officials and market participants regarding implementation, unauthorized token issuance, and ownership verification on blockchains.
The Trump administration considers allowing stock donations to Trump Accounts for children, offering donors tax benefits by avoiding capital gains tax and deducting fair-market value from income.
The Trump administration considers allowing stock donations to 'Trump Accounts' for US children, potentially offering donors significant tax benefits by avoiding capital gains tax and deducting fair-market value from income.
Karnataka revokes 2022 hijab ban, permits limited religious symbols (hijab, turban, sacred thread, rudraksh) with uniforms across all educational institutions from the next academic year, sparking BJP accusations of 'vote-bank appeasement'
The Championship season reaches a dramatic conclusion with promotion spots and playoff places on the line, while the Premier League sees intense competition for European qualification and a fight to avoid relegation.
Dozens of protesters gathered in Tokyo's Shinjuku area on Friday to oppose the Japanese government's decision to ease decades-old arms export curbs, announced earlier this week by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government. Holding placards reading "Stop exporting lethal weapons!" and "No war", protesters chanted that the government must not decide on its own. Tokyo resident Ryozo Sawada expressed feeling an "unbearable sense of humiliation" about the policy shift, which critics argue erodes Japan's post-war pacifist tradition.
