Travel · 08/06/2025
US Customs Crackdown Highlights Travel Risks After Apple Seizure
A U.S. traveler was fined $800 and lost fast clearance privileges for failing to declare apples carried during entry. This serves as a warning to travelers to strictly adhere to food declaration regulations upon arriving, as minor oversights can lead to significant penalties.
Lawyers · 08/06/2025
American Legal Network Releases Guide on US Immigration Process
The operational guide of the U.S. Law Network provides detailed information for immigrants, non-immigrants, and green card applications, including required documents, form filling, and the application process, helping you navigate legal matters with ease.
Lawyers · 08/06/2025
US Palestinians Eligible to Apply for Deferred Enforced Departure
Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) offers Palestinians in the U.S. the opportunity for temporary legal residency, safe employment, and travel abroad, contingent upon certain conditions. By seeking professional legal advice, individuals can stay informed about policy changes and ensure their rights are protected.
Job Search · 06/11/2025
Nepalese in US Risk Deportation As TPS Nears Expiry
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nepalese individuals will end on August 5, 2025. TPS holders will lose their work permits and legal status, facing the risk of arrest and deportation. Affected individuals are advised to seek legal consultation promptly to explore options for transitioning to other lawful statuses.
Taxation · 08/06/2025
US Tax Guide Aims to Simplify Filing for Immigrants
This article offers new immigrants a comprehensive guide to the taxation process in the United States. It explains the distinction between resident and non-resident tax statuses and emphasizes the importance of timely filing and record-keeping. By providing professional tax guidance and understanding legal regulations, it ensures a smooth tax experience, which facilitates social integration.
Finance · 08/06/2025
US Stocks Waver Amid Policy Uncertainty Weak Jobs Data
The U.S. stock market faces recession risks due to weak employment data and the dual impact of Trump's foreign policy. The consecutive declines in the Dow Jones index reflect investors' anxiety about the economic future. Additionally, the new Federal Reserve policies and the strained U.S.-Russia relations may also influence market trends.
Culture · 02/18/2024
US Backyard Gardening Trends Vary by Culture and Regulation
This article explores the phenomenon of backyard gardening in the United States, analyzing the influence of cultural differences, regulatory restrictions, and pest control on this practice. It emphasizes the need for Chinese Americans engaging in backyard gardening to understand local regulations and adopt effective measures to address challenges, aiming for sustainable backyard cultivation. The paper highlights the complexities involved in adapting traditional farming practices to a new environment while navigating legal and practical obstacles.
Education · 04/17/2025
US Law Schools Face Rankings Scrutiny Amid Application Boom
US law school rankings remain a focal point, with Temple University's Beasley School of Law rising in the rankings. However, the credibility of these rankings faces challenges. Practical education is becoming crucial for law school development. Increased application numbers, coupled with the industry's high demand for practical skills, are driving law schools to prioritize student employment and societal contributions. This shift emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience and real-world application of legal knowledge for future lawyers.
Education · 10/01/2024
US CHIPS Act Boosts Semiconductor and Quantum Tech Leadership
The US CHIPS Act aims to reshape its leadership in semiconductors by investing in funding, R&D, and talent development, boosting semiconductor manufacturing capabilities and quantum technology innovation. The participation of institutions like MIT, along with collaboration among government, private sectors, and academia, will accelerate technology transfer and industrial upgrading. This ensures the US maintains a leading position in the global microelectronics industry.
Education · 01/15/2025
US Universities Expand Social Justice Scholarships to Promote Equity
American universities are promoting educational equity by establishing social justice scholarships to support relevant research. Institutions like Syracuse University's Lender Center offer scholarship programs that fund faculty research on topics such as AI ethics and historical discriminatory policies, encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration and community engagement. These efforts aim to cultivate students' social responsibility, drive social change, and achieve a more equitable society. The scholarships often prioritize projects that address systemic inequalities and promote inclusive practices within higher education and beyond.
Education · 01/18/2025
US Universities Tackle Flu Norovirus Outbreaks Amid Health Crises
The United States is grappling with a 'quadruple pandemic' of influenza, norovirus, RSV, and COVID-19, with college campuses particularly affected. This paper analyzes the impact of these outbreaks on the physical and mental well-being of university students. It emphasizes the importance of vaccination and explores the critical role of universities in providing health education, psychological support, and improved sanitation infrastructure. The study calls for a collective effort from individuals and communities to address this ongoing health crisis, protecting vulnerable students and mitigating the spread of infectious diseases.
Education · 09/02/2025
US Faces Data Transparency Gaps in Economy Immigration Safety
The United States faces data transparency challenges across various sectors, including economics, immigration, security, and AI. Lack of transparency erodes trust and hinders informed decision-making. Increased data transparency is crucial for promoting fairness, accountability, and public understanding. Addressing algorithmic bias and ensuring data-driven systems are explainable are essential steps towards building a more equitable and trustworthy society. Greater openness can foster public discourse and improve policy outcomes in these critical areas.
Education · 09/02/2025
US Universities Leverage Emotional Bonds to Strengthen Brand Culture
This paper delves into the significant role of emotion in building campus culture and brand marketing within American universities. Through analyzing cases such as freshman orientation, alumni events, and athletic competitions, it reveals how emotional connection shapes campus culture and enhances student belonging. It also examines how brands like Starbucks and Airbnb utilize emotional marketing strategies to gain consumer trust and loyalty. The study emphasizes that in the digital age, emotion remains a crucial link connecting brands and consumers.
Education · 09/02/2025
US Updates Visa Rules for International Students in 2025
This article provides comprehensive information for international students in the US, covering academic frontiers (such as Stanford University's body temperature research), policy changes (like Shanghai's new residency policy), and life guides (OPT application fees, health insurance options). It focuses on education equity, economics, and literature hotspots, as well as career development and travel recommendations. The aim is to help international students better adapt to life in the United States and navigate various challenges and opportunities.
Transportation · 09/02/2025
US Guide Helps International Students Handle Flight Delays Customs
This article provides practical guidance for international students in the US on handling flight delays and completing the CBP Declaration Form 6059B. It details strategies for dealing with flight delays and provides key instructions for accurately filling out the CBP form. The aim is to help international students navigate their travels and life in the United States more easily and with greater peace of mind.