Krispy Kreme employees affected by a data breach have until June 2026 to claim compensation. Eligible claimants may receive up to $3,500, while others could get around $75.

How the tightening of the US green card process and the green card backlog are affecting more than 1.2 million families, with the US visa bulletin 2026 extending years‑long waits for the EB‑2 backlog.

Thailand has reduced the visa-free stay for British tourists from 60 to 30 days, citing concerns over organised crime and illegal activities exploiting the previous policy.

USCIS moves to end temporary visas as an easy path to Green Cards, as a Trump‑era review after a DC shooting reshapes 2026 US immigration rules for Indian and other workers.

A Texas school administrator lost his new position after being caught sending xenophobic texts during a graduation ceremony, igniting discussions on racism in the state's education system.

AI workflow automation is reshaping white-collar roles by automating routine tasks, enabling workers to focus on judgment-intensive activities. It highlights the importance of clear process design and ownership rules.

The death of Yves Sakila in Dublin has sparked protests and debates on racism, immigration, and policing in Ireland, drawing comparisons to George Floyd's case.

US student loans remain a burden, with many borrowers facing increased debt despite years of payments without realising the impact of compounding interest rates.

Rachel Minion lost her Ticketmaster job while her husband was also laid off. Her decade-old marketing side hustle now generates $560,000 a year.

Robert Kiyosaki criticises the Federal Reserve, claiming its policies contribute to US homelessness by inflating living costs and widening economic inequality, sparking debate on central banking's role.

Mark Cuban argues that AI will transform job structures rather than eliminate them, suggesting a future in which human oversight remains crucial despite advances in automation.

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson retracts her support for a Starbucks boycott, admitting her comments were counterproductive amid ongoing economic and labour tensions in the city.

Meta and LinkedIn have announced significant layoffs, raising concerns about job security and AI's growing influence in Big Tech.

BBC faced backlash over a report on Afghan fathers selling daughters into marriage, with critics saying it focused too heavily on the fathers' grief over the girls' suffering.

A Florida art teacher was fired after a video showed her hanging a Black baby doll by its neck in a classroom, sparking national outrage and an investigation into her teaching certificate.

Jeff Bezos argues that AI will elevate workers rather than replace them, despite Amazon's recent layoffs. Opinions remain divided on AI's long-term impact on employment.

A JPMorgan executive has filed a defamation lawsuit against a former employee who accused her of sexual assault and racial abuse, intensifying the legal feud.

An AI engineer claims Google dismissed him for protesting military AI contracts with Israel, alleging discrimination and whistleblowing.

Michelle Obama told liberals to stop calling Trump voters racist, saying their support was born from economic desperation, while separately praising community resistance to ICE in Minnesota.

Authorities revisit Nancy Guthrie's home, sparking renewed interest in the missing person's case. Investigators continue to explore new leads and evidence, while family appeals for public assistance.