Job Search · 07/18/2025

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced that the H-1B lottery for fiscal year 2026 is fully subscribed, and there will be no additional draws. Many applicants who were not selected face new challenges. Despite the disappointment, there are several strategies to consider, including looking for exemption visas and exploring other visa options, to seek new opportunities for studying and working in the U.S.

Education · 05/12/2025

In 2025, the U.S. Department of State issued new regulations aimed at streamlining the interview and renewal process for international student visas. The regulations require applicants to submit materials online in advance and utilize an appointment system for interviews, enhancing application efficiency. Additionally, changes were made to the documentation requirements for dependent applicants and first-time applicants, highlighting the demand for internationalization in U.S. higher education.

Travel · 08/07/2025

The B-2 short-term tourist and medical visa offers convenience for Chinese citizens traveling to the U.S. for tourism and medical needs. This visa is suitable for sightseeing and travel but has limitations on study programs and prohibits working in the U.S. Special policies allow for a 10-year validity visa application, but applicants must be aware of the serious consequences of illegal stay.

Finance · 07/23/2025

Former U.S. President Trump's secret meeting with Amazon founder Bezos has sparked speculation about a potential shift in his relationship with Musk. Bezos may be leveraging this opportunity to actively seek government cooperation and challenge Musk's dominance in the space sector. This meeting could also signal a new direction in U.S. space policy, suggesting a possible realignment of alliances and priorities within the industry.

Transportation · 07/21/2025

Overview of drunk driving regulations in the U.S. for 2025: BAC standards, penalties, and educational programs aimed at reinforcing safety awareness.

Finance · 08/06/2025

Goldman Sachs has updated its monetary policy outlook for 2025, eliminating the forecast for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in January, expecting a terminal rate of 3.5%-3.75%. There is uncertainty regarding the pace of future rate cuts and the terminal rate. Rate cuts are also expected from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, especially as inflation risks diminish in Japan. The global economy is anticipated to return to moderate inflation, with developed countries generally facing low inflation challenges.

Insurance · 11/14/2022

A Forbes report indicates that South Dakota has the highest healthcare costs in the U.S., with an average per capita expenditure of $11,736. Nearly half of the adults in the state have not received mental health treatment. Additionally, Louisiana ranks second in costs, while Florida's physician visit rates are affected by financial issues. Michigan has the lowest costs. These data highlight significant disparities in healthcare affordability across U.S. states.

Education · 07/18/2025

This article aims to provide guidance for immigrant families navigating the U.S. education system, including enrollment processes, student rights, and how to support their children's education. Immigrant children are entitled to free public education in the U.S., and parents need to understand the organization and requirements of schools to ensure their kids' smooth enrollment. The article also emphasizes the rights of children in schools, including the importance of language support and

Education · 08/05/2025

This article analyzes the characteristics of the U.S. high school education system, indicating that the best grade to apply is the second year of middle school. It discusses the differences between Chinese and American education systems and emphasizes the importance of early applications. Families are advised to prepare in advance to help their children better adapt to U.S. high school education and enhance their competitiveness for future college applications.

Finance · 08/15/2025

The U.S. Department of Energy announced a nearly $1 billion investment plan to accelerate the development of the domestic critical minerals and materials industry, reducing reliance on foreign supply chains. This plan covers key links such as mining, processing, and manufacturing. It aims to enhance U.S. international competitiveness in high-tech and defense sectors, and reshape the global industrial landscape by bolstering domestic production and innovation in critical mineral supply chains.

Culture · 07/17/2025

In the United States, the ways of expressing love publicly vary significantly. Understanding appropriate behaviors for different situations is crucial to ensure positive experiences with one’s partner while respecting others. This article explores acceptable and unacceptable forms of love in public, providing practical guidelines for newcomers to the U.S. Whether it involves touching, kissing, or adhering to conduct codes in workplaces and academic settings, being sensitive to others' feelings w

Education · 07/18/2025

This article explores the multifaceted considerations involved in selecting private middle and high schools in the United States. It covers aspects such as school type, tuition fees, teaching quality, curriculum, and learning environment. Specific case studies of Blair Academy and Kate School are provided, showcasing how platforms like FindingSchool assist students and parents in making effective horizontal comparisons of schools to make suitable educational choices.

Insurance · 07/18/2025

This article analyzes car and home insurance in the context of student life in the United States, emphasizing the importance of making informed choices regarding insurance and the factors influencing those decisions.

Telecom · 07/18/2025

This analysis discusses four types of broadband in the United States: fiber is fast, cable is affordable, DSL is gradually being phased out, and satellite has poor stability.

Education · 07/18/2025

This article explores the multidimensional comparison of private middle and high schools in the United States, assisting families in selecting a school that meets their educational needs. By considering boarding and day options, ratings, geographic location, and curriculum, parents and students can make informed decisions among various institutions. Excellent schools like Blair Academy and Phillips Academy in Boston, California, and New York offer students expansive opportunities and potential