New U.S. policy restricts Chinese investments in critical sectors like technology, agriculture, and infrastructure to protect national security.
The program allows companies to invest $5 million for top global talent, aiming to issue over one million "gold cards."
Legal challenges arise over probationary firings, with calls for investigations and a freeze on layoffs.
Musk dismissed the resignations as "fake news," claiming the workers opposed returning to physical offices.
A tech expert estimates over $100 billion in wasted or stolen federal funds, highlighting the need for data-driven solutions.
Plaintiffs argue the freeze disrupted operations, causing financial strain and project halts.
Over 600,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border since 2019, prompting stricter enforcement.
The White House argues press access is a privilege, while the AP claims this is an attack on press freedom and editorial independence.