Reporters must sign agreements restricting movement in the building and promising only to publish government-approved information.

Source: WaPo

Trump’s new rule slaps a $100,000 yearly fee on H-1B visas for workers coming from abroad, starting Sept 21, 2025.

The goal: make companies think twice before hiring foreign talent unless they’re truly essential.

Big tech and banks are rushing H-1B employees back to the US before the deadline, while lawyers expect lawsuits to challenge the move.

This decision could hit tech, research, and universities hard and push global talent away from the US, hurting innovation.

Qatar is reportedly leading a major push to bring the motion to a vote, pressuring UEFA members over the past week to secure a majority.

Only two or three countries currently oppose the move, with most favoring Israel’s removal.

The Israel Football Association is working around the clock, lobbying UEFA officials and using diplomatic channels to prevent the issue from reaching a vote.

Source: Israel Hayom

Automated systems are down, forcing manual check-ins. Airports urge passengers to confirm flights before traveling.

I would like to remind you that additional assistance for Poland following the drone attack was pledged by France, Great Britain, the USA, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, the Czech Republic, Portugal, and Italy.