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Meta wants to train Americans to build its data centers — and is offering a free 5-week program to teach you everything

Meta commits $115m funding to upskill American citizens in data center construction roles, promises long-term consideration to broader AI impacts.

TechRadar

Israel Reportedly Lost Every Back Channel to Washington It Used to Use Against American Presidents

Benjamin Netanyahu's influence in Washington diminishes as Trump's control over the GOP limits his political manoeuvring, while Democratic support for Israel continues to erode.

International Business Times UK

Trump’s ex-border chief exploring 2028 run and hopes to deport one-third of America

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Made in the USA: how national populism is shaping marketing campaigns

In March, US President Donald Trump issued an executive order to combat false or inaccurate advertising of “Made in USA” claims, especially in digital marketplaces. It was part of sweeping trade policies that, according to the White House, “deliver on his promise to put America first”.

The Conversation

Trump’s former border chief wants to deport one-third of all Americans – claiming they are all migrants

Bovino appeared to confirm he was exploring a 2028 presidential run in claiming, without evidence, that roughly a third of the US population is comprised of illegal immigrants

The Independent UK

'If America won't get Indian brains...': Former Meta executive and founder warns US on H1B visa, says jobs would go to Bangalore anyway

A federal court struck down a $100,000 H-1B visa fee. Former Meta engineer Zach Wilson praised this, highlighting the talent pool in India. He noted past difficulties for Indian students seeking US jobs due to immigration policies. Wilson's views sparked debate, with some arguing for prioritizing American graduates. He countered…

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by American poet Robert Frost: 'And miles to go before I sleep...'- Here's a lesson about life’s unfinished journey by one of the most celebrated figures in American poetry

Robert Frost's iconic lines from "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" capture a universal human feeling. The poem, written in 1922, explores the temptation to rest from life's demands. However, the traveler must press on. This sentiment of duty and an unfinished journey resonates deeply with readers, making the…

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Corporate America has been draining the world's water. Matt Damon's new campaign calls on Gap, Starbucks, and Amazon to help give it back

Matt Damon teamed up with Water.org and companies like Starbucks, Gap and Amazon to donate portions of their profit to the organization.

Fortune

Indian students asked 'how do I get a data engineering job in the US': Tech founder says $100K H-1B visa fee made the answer depressing

A former Meta techie, founder Zach Wilson, said he felt proud to be an American after a federal court struck down the $100,000 fee imposed by the Donald Trump administration on the import of H-1B visa holders. Wilson said it was depressing the last six months when his Indian students…

The Times of India

“Can You Beat The Average American On This History Quiz?”: Score 20/20 To Prove It

The United States has seen revolutions, wars, inventions, cultural shifts, and world-changing moments. But how much of that history do you actually remember? This quiz takes you on a fast-paced journey through America's past – from the Declaration of Independence and the Civil War to moon missions and modern milestones.…

Bored Panda

Philadelphia’s 2026 sports calendar is packed – but fans are being priced out

Sports have been part of America’s big birthday celebrations in Philadelphia dating back to the Centennial Exposition of 1876, which featured an international regatta and helped establish Philadelphia as a global center for rowing.

The Conversation

Meet Diane Hendricks: From dairy farm roots to America’s richest self-made billionaire with a $21.7 billion empire

Diane Hendricks’ rise to billionaire status stands out in modern American business for its simplicity rather than spectacle. Unlike tech founders or consumer brand moguls, her wealth was built in the unglamorous but essential world of building materials and contractor supply chains. Born and raised in Wisconsin on a dairy…

The Times of India

Leave it to Pete Hegseth to ruin D-Day

The French are still grateful for America’s 1944 sacrifice. Hegseth’s loathsome tirade may have changed that

Salon

Trump's toughest immigration opponent isn't the Democrats. It's the courts

Donald Trump's push to reshape US immigration policy repeatedly ran into resistance not from Democrats, but from the courts. From DACA and asylum restrictions to birthright citizenship, sanctuary cities and H-1B visas, judges repeatedly tested the limits of executive power, reshaping one of the most consequential immigration agendas in modern…

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New Medicaid Law Slashes $1 Trillion Placing Health Coverage at Risk for Twelve Million Americans

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act cuts roughly $1 trillion from Medicaid and strips coverage from nearly 12 million Americans. Work requirements start December 2026.

Bangkok Post

World Cup nears kickoff after pre-tournament turbulence

MEXICO CITY - The World Cup kicks off on Thursday with FIFA betting that the enduring appeal of the greatest footballing show on earth can rise above anger at soaring ticket prices, an uneasy political climate in Donald Trump's America and the shadow of conflict in the Middle East.

AAP

Aussie exports face billion-dollar hit from US tariffs

Donald Trump is seeking to impose tariffs he has said are aimed at targeting slavery, which would cost Australia more than $1 billion a year.

The Economic Times

Quote of the day by Chris Rock: 'There are only three things women need in life: food, water, and...' Life lessons on relationships, appreciation, love, human nature and happiness by popular American comedian

Quote of the Day by Chris Rock focuses on the famous line, “There are only three things women need in life: food, water, and compliments.” The quote uses humor to discuss relationships, appreciation, love, human nature, communication, and happiness. It reflects how recognition and kind words can influence personal connections.…

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Kiplinger

Iran War Upends the Global Oil Industry: Kiplinger Special Report

Even after the war ends, oil producers and importers will be racing to lessen their reliance on oil shipments through the Persian Gulf.

Fortune

70% of fourth-graders can’t read proficiently, and 73% of eighth-graders are failing math. America’s kids are falling behind

A new report on childhood well-being finds the U.S. education system is still reeling from COVID—but the learning crisis started long before the pandemic hit.

Reason

Stephen Miller and Pete Hegseth Are Wildly Misleading About Section 702 Warrantless Surveillance

Miller says it is "madness" to expect law enforcement to get a warrant before spying on Americans' electronic communications.

TechRadar

'The time has come to reclaim what was stolen from us': Bernie Sanders wants the American public to own 50% stake in AI companies

Under this proposal, US AI firms could have to cough up a one-time 50% tax (in shares) into an AI Sovereign Wealth Fund.

Reason

The Pentagon's New War - Canceling American Religion and American History

A guest post by Prof. Paul Finkelman.

Reason

Gordon Wood, RIP

The great historian of the American Founding passed away yesterday, killed by a car while walking.

Barchart

Billionaire Jeff Bezos Says America Needs to ‘Fix It at the Root’ Like Amazon Does Instead of Picking Villains — Bottom 50% Should Pay ‘Zero’ Taxes

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said America should stop “picking villains” and solve root causes like Amazon does, arguing the bottom 50% pays only 3% of taxes and should pay zero.

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