Following the U.S.

government’s revocation of visas for over 1,000 international students, Canadian universities are accelerating efforts to attract displaced scholars.

New tariffs on Canadian goods are disrupting Maine and New Hampshire’s economies, affecting industries from lobster fishing to construction and tourism.

Businesses face rising costs, supply shortages, and declining cross-border trade, while local officials and residents express growing frustration over the policy’s…

South Dakota’s dairy industry, which has expanded significantly, relies heavily on immigrant labor, many undocumented, to sustain around-the-clock milking.

Recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids threaten this workforce, raising concerns about potential disruptions to milk production and the broader agricultural economy amid…

Since 2025, tightened U.S.

visa policies have curtailed pathways for foreign graduates from top universities to remain and work, prompting many to relocate abroad.

The letter challenges the perception that Harvard University harms working-class Americans, arguing it relies heavily on private funding, including full tuition from international students, and provides significant financial aid to middle-income families.

It contends that Harvard supports jobs, educates leaders across the…

The 2025 tax bill revives and expands the 2017 cuts, delivering substantial benefits to the wealthiest while imposing $1.1 trillion in reductions to Medicaid, SNAP, and education aid.

Analysts warn it deepens inequality, increases the deficit by $3 trillion, and risks economic…