‘We have handcuffs ready’: Trump admin warns of major H-1B changes as visa fraud crackdown widens

US tightens H-1B scrutiny. The H-1B visa programme could undergo major changes over the next year as the Trump administration expands a nationwide investigation into alleged foreign-labor fraud, worker exploitation and potential human trafficking.Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito said the foreign-labor visa system could look substantially different a year from now, signalling tougher scrutiny…

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A Singapore couple bought a $1.865 million condo in a 99:1 split; after they broke up, a court had to decide who really owned it | World News

A Singapore couple’s decision to register their first home together in a lopsided 99:1 ownership split ended up before the Court of Appeal after their relationship broke down. The couple bought a $1.865 million condo unit, with the man contributing more money but the woman holding 99% of the registered title. After they separated, he…

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Singapore faces hot, humid conditions for more than 85% of the year; it has introduced a liquid-cooling standard for data centres | World News

Representative Image of a tropical data center utilizing liquid cooling technology amidst high humidity and heat (AI Generated Image) Singapore has introduced a national standard designed to help data centres adopt liquid cooling in the tropics, as rising computing demands make it harder to rely on conventional air-based systems alone. Singapore Standard SS 726:2026, Liquid…

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Meet Christa Barfield, the former Philadelphia healthcare worker who switched careers after a 2018 trip to Martinique; she now runs a 123-acre farm in West Chester and is opening a food-and-medicine store

Barfield wants the Black community to embrace farming and see it as part of its history. Christa Barfield grew up in Germantown, Philadelphia, and once worked in healthcare. Her career changed after a 2018 trip to Martinique, where she met Black farmers and saw their work first-hand. Five days after returning home, Barfield began planning…

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British company turns plasterboard waste into tiles with more than 95% recycled content, without kiln firing | World News

Representative Image of innovative tiles made from recycled gypsum plaster, illustrating the BioSintering process (AI Generated Image) A Manchester-based materials company is developing tiles that avoid the high-temperature kiln firing normally associated with ceramic manufacturing. DeKiln’s BioSintering technology uses waste gypsum plaster, a material commonly recovered from plasterboard, together with a bio-based binder to produce…

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‘Recite Bhagavad Gita fearlessly’: Suvendu Adhikari claims ‘winds have changed’ in Bengal | India News

Suvendu Adhikari on Bengal’s ‘changed winds’ NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari on Sunday said the situation in the state had changed, asserting that people could now recite the Bhagavad Gita “fearlessly”.The first BJP chief minister of Bengal made the remarks at a Bhagavad Gita recital event in Kolkata, where around 11,000 people…

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Raf Fairford Incident: Several arrested near UK’s RAF Fairford in explosives probe, US base on highest alert: Key details

Police stand at a roadblock on the road to RAF Fairford after an incident, in Whelford, England (Picture credit: AP) A major incident was declared near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire on Sunday after several men were arrested on suspicion of offences under the Explosives Act, prompting the evacuation of homes in the nearby village of…

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New Green Card rules that came into effect starting this September: List of categories subject to the changes and those that are not impacted

Starting this month (September, 2026) the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) implemented new guidance on the public change inadmissibility determination. The rules expanded the requirement for most Green Card applicants to demonstrate financial independence, while exempting humanitarian categories such as refugees and victims of trafficking. The new rules apply to a wide range of…

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Bank closure this week: When and where will banks stay shut from September 28 to October 4

Bank customers planning to visit branches this week may need to reschedule their plans as several bank closures are lined up between September 28 and October 4. Lenders across the country will observe a three-day nationwide strike as well as a major national holiday during the week, potentially disrupting over-the-counter banking services in several states.Bank…

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London designer turns waste mussel shells and local Thames sand into glass; wins £10,000 Design Museum prize | World News

Representative Image of a designer creating glass objects using quagga mussel shells and local materials from the River Thames (AI Generated Image) London designer Lulu Harrison has won the 2025 Ralph Saltzman Prize from the Design Museum for Thames Glass, a project that turns locally sourced and waste materials into glass. Harrison’s recipes use materials…

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