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Soccer-Terse Pochettino blasts 'disrespectful' question about regulars after US thrash Uruguay

U.S. coach Mauricio Pochettino criticized questions about missing regular players after the U.S. team's 5-1 win over Uruguay. He emphasized respect for all players involved and expressed frustration at the notion of a second-string side. Pochettino highlighted the team's unbeaten streak and connection, aiming to challenge big teams at the World Cup. The victory boosts confidence for the U.S., already qualified as co-hosts for the World Cup.

Reuters·
Reuters·

This Market Selloff Has Engulfed Stocks, Crypto, Gold. How the Fed Can Stop It.

Crypto caught in broad market selloff, food, restaurant companies feeling relief, U.S.-China trade deal is fragile, and more news to start your day.

MSN·
MSN·

After Trump's new visa policy, the number of new international students at American universities plummeted by 17%

The new visa policy of the Trump administration has led to a 17% drop in the enrollment of international freshmen at U.S. universities, marking the largest decline since 1948. This not only results in significant tuition losses for higher education institutions but will also have far-reaching effects on American society— the annual economic contribution of international students, amounting to $44 billion, will be impacted, while the gap in high-skilled talent in fields such as STEM will directly weaken the nation's long-term innovation capacity and economic growth momentum

Wallstreetcn·
Wallstreetcn·

Olympics-Three US sisters chase Milano Cortina Winter Games dream

The Macuga sisters, Sam, Lauren, and Alli, are aiming to qualify for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics in three different disciplines: ski jumping, alpine skiing, and moguls. Their competitive spirit, honed by sibling rivalry, is balanced by mutual support. Growing up in Park City, Utah, they have been involved in winter sports from a young age. Their mother, Amy, manages their schedules with a color-coded spreadsheet. If they qualify, their events will be spread across three cities in Northern Italy.

Reuters·
Reuters·

Chinese student numbers in US continue to fall as gap with Indian scholars widens

Chinese student numbers in the US have declined by 4% in the 2024-25 academic year, while Indian student numbers increased by 9%. Despite the decrease, Chinese students contributed $14.6 billion to the US economy. The gap between Indian and Chinese students widened due to US policy changes under Trump's administration, affecting visa processing and preferences. Education advocates warn that declining foreign student numbers could harm the US economy and STEM competitiveness.

南华早报·
南华早报·