Immigration attorneys told Newsweek that H-1B applicants are increasingly being asked why a U.S. worker cannot do their job.

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The Supreme Court ruled that marijuana use alone isn’t enough to bar gun ownership, limiting enforcement of a decades-old ...

Zak Wojnar of Newsweek chats with Armie Hammer about his controversial film, "Citizen Vigilante," written & directed by Uwe ...

In her concurring opinion, Barrett rejected Thomas’ suggestion that the court had effectively invented a new rule without ...

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H-2A visas have been unavailable for dairy farmworkers, with the USDA saying the change would give farmers greater certainty.

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