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U.S. news — September 9, 2026

U.S. publications published on September 9, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

8 publications

  1. U.S.DefenseFraudLaundering

    US Suspends Cognizant's Green-Card Filings Amid Visa Fraud Probe

    The U.S. Department of Labor has suspended Cognizant's PERM (Permanent Labor Certification) filings following an investigation into alleged H-1B visa fraud. This move is part of the Trump administration's ongoing crackdown on visa fraud and employer compliance. The suspension affects Cognizant's ability to sponsor green cards for its employees, potentially impacting the company's ability to attract and retain foreign talent.
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  2. U.S.ExecutiveLegislation

    Congress Drafts 20% Federal Film Incentive with Trump's Support

    Members of Congress are drafting legislation to create a 20% federal film and TV incentive, which could reach up to 30% with bonuses. The bill, expected to be introduced this month, includes incentives for filming in rural areas, independent productions, bringing international filming back to the US, and spending in multiple states. Despite challenges, the bill has gained momentum with President Trump's endorsement.
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  3. U.S.LegislationBudgetEarnings

    Bessent: Stopping Mass Migration Boosts Americans' Earnings, Jobs

    Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that halting mass migration leads to increased earnings and job opportunities for American workers. He highlighted strong economic fundamentals, including robust job numbers and wage growth, particularly among those without college degrees. Bessent credited these improvements to the halt in mass immigration and deportation policies.
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  5. U.S.RegulatorsNorth America

    Poland Secures $4 Billion Loan from U.S. for Military Modernization

    Poland and the U.S. signed a $4 billion loan agreement under the U.S. Foreign Military Financing (FMF) program. The funds will be used to purchase American weapons, including F-35 fighter jets, Abrams tanks, Apache helicopters, and other military equipment. This is the sixth such agreement, bringing the total U.S. support to Poland under the FMF program to $20 billion. The loan strengthens Poland's military capabilities and its strategic partnership with the U.S.
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  6. U.S.JudiciaryNorth America

    Gazprom Arena Staff Recruitment Sparks Kanye West Concert Rumors

    Gazprom Arena has started hiring staff for October 10-11, fueling rumors about Kanye West concerts despite the stadium's denial of any foreign artist performances in its October schedule. Temporary staff recruitment for hosts, stewards, and catering has begun, with applicants encouraged to fill out a Google form. However, the stadium continues to insist that there are 'no foreign performers' in its October lineup.
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  8. U.S.ExecutiveAfrica

    Germany's 2027 Budget: Record Spending and Debt

    German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil presented the draft budget for 2027 to the Bundestag, proposing a record expenditure of €555.4 billion, a 6% increase from the previous year. Key aspects include higher spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate neutrality, with a net credit intake of €118.7 billion. The budget also involves new taxes, such as a plastic tax and higher tobacco, alcohol, and sparkling wine taxes, along with cuts to federal subsidies for pension and health insurance. The opposition criticized the budget for its high debt and lack of investment in critical areas.
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