Trump suspends H-1B visas risk to tech leaders and jobs
The Mercury News argues the H-1B suspension will harm U.S. innovation and overlook the history of immigrant founders who built tech and industry. It cites figures from 55 percent of billion dollar startups to the jobs created, and urges reforms over broad bans. It condemns the executive order as misused pandemic politics and calls for targeted fixes championed by Rep. Zoe Lofgren.
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Baseball's withdrawal weighs on fans and history alike
The piece muses on sports addiction during a shutdown, contrasting brain chemistry with fan culture. It recalls greats like Ted Williams, Bob Feller, and Vin Scully, noting how the pandemic suspension dimmed baseball talks while highlighting enduring figures and moments from the game.
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Tell alls fuel Washington controversy over presidential loyalties
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys decades of high level aides publishing memoirs and interviews to claim the public deserves insight into presidents. Bolton’s memoir and Trump’s aides are cited as evidence of bias, power, and risks to national security amid impeachment and election fallout.
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