The demand from American companies for high-skilled immigrants seems to be up this year. And that could mean something’s about to change for the overall economy. There is a cap on the number of visas the government gives out for these kind of workers every year. Lately, that cap has been 85,000. Demand always outstrips […]
The demand from American companies for high-skilled immigrants seems to be up this year. And that could mean something’s about to change for the overall economy. There is a cap on the number of visas the government gives out for these kind of workers every year. Lately, that cap has been 85,000. Demand always outstrips
The demand from American companies for high-skilled immigrants seems to be up this year. And that could mean something’s about to change for the overall economy. There is a cap on the number of visas the government gives out for these kind of workers every year. Lately, that cap has been 85,000. Demand always outstrips
Enlarge image i Turned back: South Korean trucks returned Wednesday after being barred from entering a joint industrial complex just across the border inside North Korea. Park Jin-hee/Xinhua /Landov Turned back: South Korean trucks returned Wednesday after being barred from entering a joint industrial complex just across the border inside North Korea. Park Jin-hee/Xinhua /Landov
Dr. Madhumathi Gunasekarn examines John Pike at the Northgate II clinic in Camden, N.J. Emma Lee Camden, N.J., has serious health problems, with too many people going to local emergency rooms unnecessarily. But progress is being made, albeit slowly. John Pike, 53, is a Camden resident who used to be a frequent flier at the
Dr. Madhumathi Gunasekarn examines John Pike at the Northgate II clinic in Camden, N.J. Emma Lee Camden, N.J., has serious health problems, with too many people going to local emergency rooms unnecessarily. But progress is being made, albeit slowly. John Pike, 53, is a Camden resident who used to be a frequent flier at the
Dr. Madhumathi Gunasekarn examines John Pike at the Northgate II clinic in Camden, N.J. Emma Lee Camden, N.J., has serious health problems, with too many people going to local emergency rooms unnecessarily. But progress is being made, albeit slowly. John Pike, 53, is a Camden resident who used to be a frequent flier at the
Enlarge image i President Barack Obama urged Congress to take action on measures to protect children from gun violence while speaking in the East Room of the White House last week. Standing with Obama are Vice President Joe Biden, and, according to the White House, law enforcement officials, victims of gun violence, and others, who
Enlarge image i President Barack Obama urged Congress to take action on measures to protect children from gun violence while speaking in the East Room of the White House last week. Standing with Obama are Vice President Joe Biden, and, according to the White House, law enforcement officials, victims of gun violence, and others, who
We told you in February about Aereo, a service that allows its users to watch TV over the Internet. As we said at the time, the service was attracting waves of lawsuits. On Monday, a federal appeals court ruled 2-1 that Aereo doesn’t violate U.S. copyright law. Bloomberg says that broadcasters including ABC and NBC
Enlarge image i Sablefish, anyone? This fish is rich in omega-3s, which have been tied to lots of health benefits. Artizone/Flickr Sablefish, anyone? This fish is rich in omega-3s, which have been tied to lots of health benefits. Artizone/Flickr We’ve all heard that eating fish is good for us. Regularly eating fish has been linked
Enlarge image i Officials say Evan Spencer Ebel, 28, a former Colorado inmate and white supremacist at the center of a two-state mystery, was released early due to a clerical error. Ebel was killed in shootout with Colorado police on March 21. P Photo/Colorado Department of Corrections Officials say Evan Spencer Ebel, 28, a former