Poland is known for being less welcoming to migrants than its other EU counterparts. Yesterday, they continued the trend by increasing border controls with Germany and Lithuania. Poland has linked this to border control in both nations, especially Lithuania, which is vulnerable to migrant crossings. Berlin has already expressed their frustration with Poland's actions. The coordinator of German-Polish relations has stated that most migrants are not going from Germany to Poland and views their actions as unnecessary. For many Poles, however, their actions are viewed as very much necessary. Recent crimes in a country usually considered safe have been blamed on migrants, with an example being a man being killed in the city of Nowe, which was primarily linked to multiple Colombian migrants. This has been described as a radicalization of the population by human rights groups, with the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights serving as an example. The Polish government has claimed that the border restrictions will be temporary, but there is a possibility that they may be extended.
More Americans are growing concerned of being victim of a mass layoff, subsequently losing their jobs, according to a new poll by Bloomberg News/Harris, as economic uncertainty looms and AI infrastructure grows more threatening. Photo of woman posing next to "NEED WORK" sign, www.ere.net . The poll for Bloomberg conducted by Harris showed that a whopping 55% of respondents agree that they're concerned of losing their jobs. This comes after numerous polls showing that unaffor
President Trump is reportedly ecstatic about the eight Democratic senators voting in favor of ending the shutdown. For context, on Monday, the eight Democrats mentioned broke off from the rest of their party mates, voting with Republicans to end the government shutdown. The government shutdown began as Democrats and Republicans clashed over healthcare subsidies, with Republicans advocating for a reduction and Democrats shutting down the government to prevent it. Trump was see
On Tuesday, Russia tested a nuclear-powered torpedo, which set off this chain of events. A day later, President Trump, on a Truth Social post, claimed that the United States will resume their own nuclear tests, something that has not been the case since 1992. While Trump did not directly mention Russia's testing as a reason for the resumption, for many, the timing is too convenient. The Trump administration's policy with Russia has become far more focused on containment, som
