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IBM Ends H-1B and Green Card Sponsorship for Most Consulting Roles
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Spain Validates Housing Decree but Rejects Indefinite Rental Contracts
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Wizz Air Chief Calls for Europe-Wide Coordination Against Bomb Threats
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Britain Seeks EU Deal Where Benefits Outweigh the Trade-Offs, Healey Says
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Fellow Republicans Stall Trump's Judicial Nominees as Senate Clock Runs Down
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Foreign Banks to Use Exemption to Keep Lending Into EU, Sources Say
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France Turns Away Settler Leader Yossi Dagan in New Diplomatic Row With Israel
Democrats Win Control of Both Houses of Congress in Midterm Elections
Democrats will hold at least 250 House seats and at least 54 Senate seats, according to CNBC, flipping seven Senate seats and winning even in districts Republicans had redrawn in their favor.
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Trump Threatens to Double Tariffs on Mexico Over Migrant Caravan
President Donald Trump warned Mexico that tariffs would be doubled immediately if it does not stop a caravan of about 1,500 migrants walking north after last week's U.S. election.
IBM Ends H-1B and Green Card Sponsorship for Most Consulting Roles
IBM will stop sponsoring U.S. work visas and green cards for most roles in its consulting division, which employs more than 150,000 people, as the Trump administration tightens scrutiny of foreign hiring.
Spain Validates Housing Decree but Rejects Indefinite Rental Contracts
Spain's Congress validated the government's emergency housing package hours after the general strike, but the second decree on indefinite contract renewals failed after the Basque Nationalist Party withheld support.
Wizz Air Chief Calls for Europe-Wide Coordination Against Bomb Threats
Wizz Air chief executive Jozsef Varadi said Europe needs a harmonised approach and a body to lead it after hoax bomb threats disrupted flights, schools and newsrooms across the continent.
Britain Seeks EU Deal Where Benefits Outweigh the Trade-Offs, Healey Says
Finance minister John Healey said Britain will pursue closer cooperation with the European Union at next week's UK-EU summit, in areas including food and farming that cut red tape and bring down prices.
FDA Shelves Fast-Track Drug Review Voucher Program, Sources Say
The Commissioner's National Priority Voucher program, launched in June 2025 to cut drug review times to one or two months, has gone dormant since former Commissioner Marty Makary left in May, Reuters reported.
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More Politics →Trump Threatens to Double Tariffs on Mexico Over Migrant Caravan
President Donald Trump warned Mexico that tariffs would be doubled immediately if it does not stop a caravan of about 1,500 migrants walking north after last week's U.S. election.
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More Business →IBM Ends H-1B and Green Card Sponsorship for Most Consulting Roles
IBM will stop sponsoring U.S. work visas and green cards for most roles in its consulting division, which employs more than 150,000 people, as the Trump administration tightens scrutiny of foreign hiring.
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Finland Clears Tesla's Assisted Driving System Ahead of EU-Wide Vote
Finland's transport authority granted provisional approval for Tesla's renamed Assisted Driving system, making Finland the 11th European country to clear the technology before a winter EU vote.
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More World →Spain Validates Housing Decree but Rejects Indefinite Rental Contracts
Spain's Congress validated the government's emergency housing package hours after the general strike, but the second decree on indefinite contract renewals failed after the Basque Nationalist Party withheld support.
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More U.S. →FDA Shelves Fast-Track Drug Review Voucher Program, Sources Say
The Commissioner's National Priority Voucher program, launched in June 2025 to cut drug review times to one or two months, has gone dormant since former Commissioner Marty Makary left in May, Reuters reported.
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‘General Hospital’ Actor Randall England, Who Played Villain Jack Slater, Dies at 75
England died of esophageal cancer on September 25, his family said — news of his death only surfaced this week, more than six weeks later.
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Thanksgiving 2026: Travel Smart, Host Well, and Keep the Bill Down
Thanksgiving 2026 lands on Thursday, November 26. Travel early, thaw the turkey on schedule, and let the guest list set the menu — the rest takes care of itself.
