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- 1H1B visa holders said to be abandoning homes after job lossesβSo Indians on H1B visa's are abandoning their houses returning back to India after losing their jobs Saw a video of a vl
Posts circulating in India claim that Indian workers on H1B visas who lost their jobs in the United States are leaving their houses behind and returning to India, allegedly departing with little more than a suitcase. One widely shared video shows a vlogger touring a supposedly abandoned house with belongings still inside, prompting debate about layoffs, visa rules and how quickly laid-off workers must leave the country.
- 2Texarkana, Texas Finance Department wins GFOA Triple CrownβΌCity of Texarkana, Texas Finance Department awarded GFOA Triple Crown
The City of Texarkana, Texas Finance Department has been awarded the GFOA Triple Crown, a recognition from the Government Finance Officers Association. The honor reflects excellence in governmental financial reporting, budgeting and related practices, marking the department out among municipal finance offices in the United States.
- 3US sanctions 10 entities over alleged Iran military supportβUS sanctions 10 entities for allegedly supporting Iranβs military
The United States has imposed sanctions on 10 entities accused of supporting Iran's military. The targets were blacklisted for allegedly backing Iranian armed forces, though the Treasury Department's detailed grounds have not yet been outlined in early reporting. The move fits Washington's broader pressure campaign on Iran's military networks and procurement channels, and is likely to draw a response from Tehran.
- 4US sanctions 10 over Iranian military procurement networksβUS sanctions 10 individuals, entities tied to Iranian military procurement networks
The United States has imposed sanctions on 10 individuals and entities accused of ties to Iranian military procurement networks. The action, announced by the Treasury Department, targets people and companies alleged to have helped Iran acquire materials and technology for its military programs. It is part of Washington's ongoing effort to tighten pressure on Iran's defense procurement channels.