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World Cup Opens With a Two-Tier Border: Ticket in Hand, or Banned
The same administration running a 75-country visa crackdown built a fast lane for fans who bought seats, and left everyone else from those countries shut out
The same administration running a 75-country visa crackdown built a fast lane for fans who bought seats, and left everyone else from those countries shut out
Iran's players will compete on US soil but sleep in Tijuana, exposing what the policy looks like when official relations don't exist.
Administration owns the oil cutoff as policy but denies it as cause — and undercuts its own GAESA case in the process.
EU-Mercosur, Canada-China, and Mexico's hedge are all moves the U.S. media barely covered.
A profitable enterprise software giant fired roughly 18% of its workforce by 6 a.m. email — to free up cash for a GPU spending race. The new tech playbook is now in writing.
Leavitt says the FBI and agencies will review the cases for "any potential commonalities"
A Trump-appointed panel advanced the 250-foot monument over preservationist objections