English rules for truckers raise language safety concerns
In INDEN New Jersey truckers practice safety checks while a bilingual instructor guides Manuel Castillo. The Trump administration enforces English proficiency for interstate drivers, with updated DOT rules requiring reporters to respond to questions and signs in English. Drivers fear job loss over miscommunication or accents. groups push English training as safety. The policy targets truck and bus operators in interstate commerce to improve road safety after past fatal incidents.
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Donald Trump
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A discussion on critical thinking as a leadership tool. The author, citing the Foundation for Critical Thinking and noted scholars, argues that thinking about one’s thinking improves judgment and reduces fallacies. An undergraduate course with military, law enforcement, and business leaders explores questions that test listening and reasoning skills.
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Young graduates bear brunt of hiring drought amid tariff uncertainty
Palwasha Zahid, 25, moved from Dallas to near Silicon Valley to finish a data analysis master but has yet to land a tech job. Across spring and summer graduates aged 22 to 27 face the toughest market in over a decade, with unemployment outpacing overall rates and traders worried the economy may slow due to tariff policy.
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Silicon Valley
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Nvidia
Zahid
Federal Reserve
Trump
Brad Hersbein
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