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Trump Voter Who Expected ICE to Target Criminals Now Regrets His Choice: 'Our Workers Are Not the Criminals'

Texas construction business owner Benny Melendez says heightened ICE enforcement has driven away immigrant workers, delayed projects and prompted him to reconsider voting for Donald Trump.

International Business Times UK · 51m ago

Saudi Arabia turns to AI system to hunt Houthi missiles; why it may not be effective

Saudi Arabia is utilizing artificial intelligence to improve its military response to Houthi missile operations. The US military’s Maven Smart System aids in detecting potential threats and identifying targets quickly. Despite its advantages, challenges remain due to the Houthis’ mobile tactics and rugged terrain. Concerns over civilian casualties and targeting…

The Times of India · 13h ago

Mexico Ranks 160th in Press Safety. The IAPA Just Detailed Why That Number Is Chilling

The Inter-American Press Association condemned three journalist murders linked to reporting in Mexico and documented additional killings, intimidation by state actors, restrictive laws and persistent impunity.

Latin Times · 12h ago

7 Things Families Should Never Do With a Loved One’s Money After They Die

When a parent or spouse dies, financial decisions often become urgent at the worst possible time. There may be funeral expenses to cover, utility bills...

Saving Advice · 15h ago

Trump administration student debt collection: Five ways borrowers can protect their paychecks from federal garnishment

Millions of Americans struggling with student loan debt may soon face renewed collection efforts from federal agencies. The Education Department is reportedly preparing to restart collection activities, potentially involving private debt collectors. Borrowers in default still have options to challenge collections, seek relief, or restore their loans to good standing.…

The Economic Times · 17h ago

Will the Wealth Tax Fail?

Plus: Brazilian presidential elections, passing by Cuba, Taiwanese families who hate Arizona's schools, and more...

Reason · 17h ago

Nancy Guthrie Case Update: Retired FBI Special Agent Predicts the Jail Could Prove Key To Solving It

A retired FBI agent has suggested that jail informants and inmate communications could generate leads in the search for Nancy Guthrie, while stressing there is no confirmed breakthrough.

International Business Times UK · 17h ago

One of America’s Deadliest Jobs Pays Less Than $50K a Year

A falling tree can turn an ordinary workday into a fatal accident, yet the person cutting it down may earn less than $50,000 a year. Logging remains one of America’s most dangerous occupations, and its pay raises an uncomfortable question: How much does a paycheck compensate someone for taking serious…

Clever Dude · 17h ago

From deportations to million-dollar visas: The two sides of Donald Trump's immigration policy and who gets to live in America

Trump's administration has intensified deportations while restricting immigration paths for skilled workers. The Gold Card program offers wealthy individuals a streamlined path to US residency. Meanwhile, the H-1B visa application process has seen a significant drop in registrations. Refugee admissions have decreased dramatically compared to previous years, raising concerns for…

The Economic Times · 17h ago

Data centers are inspiring bipartisanship – for now

It may not be as shocking as rogue AI agents hacking another system, but the current political resistance to data centers has taken a surprising turn: It’s bringing together strange bedfellows, from democratic socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders to right-wing strategist Steve Bannon.

The Conversation · 18h ago