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President Trump signed a proclamation requiring a $100,000 fee for new H-1B visas, claiming the program is exploited to replace American workers. A lawsuit filed in San Francisco argues the order exceeds presidential authority, threatens high-skilled immigration, and could harm innovation and critical sectors like healthcare and education.
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Goldman Sachs plans role reductions amid AI-driven overhaul, while Sea doubles down on AI to boost growth. Both companies see AI as a key driver for future expansion, despite potential workforce disruptions. Starbucks CEO warns of regulatory lag in AI development. These moves highlight AI's growing influence across sectors.
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Recent articles highlight ongoing advancements and strategic shifts in AI development, corporate adoption, and regulation. From AI-driven coding experiments to China’s regional AI cooperation, and corporate hiring strategies, the stories reflect a rapidly changing landscape with significant implications for industry and policy as of October 17, 2025.
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Kaseem Stukes, 44, allegedly shot his mother, daughter, and her boyfriend before turning the gun on himself in a Bronx apartment. His sister blames prison for his mental state. Law enforcement believes he was the shooter, but motives remain unclear. The incident shocked the community.
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In a social media post today, former President Trump demanded the Justice Department investigate his political opponents and associates, including Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, and Reid Hoffman, over alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein. The move follows recent releases of Epstein-related emails suggesting deeper connections with prominent Democrats and financial institutions.