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For scientists who want to study in the US, Europe has a clear message. Come here instead.
If the Trump administration continues to cut research funds and detain foreign-born students, universities are beginning to fear that a great mind might do just that.
American universities and universities have long been the most desirable destinations for students around the world. But that may be changing.
Starbucks workers go out
The union says more than 1,200 Starbucks employees have taken strikes to protest the new dress code policy that came into effect this week.
According to Starbucks Worker United, walk-outs are held at around 100 stores nationwide. The union argues that new policies are exacerbating the staffing crisis.
Which household items come from China?
During the tariff riots of recent weeks, you may have noticed that you will pull random plates and mugs from your shelf and hand them over to learn what country they are from. In many cases, the answer is China.
China ranks as the third largest import source in the United States in 2025, according to census data.
For curious consumers, we have compiled a list of 11 common household items. In 2024, all imports are the percentage that came from China.
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