Azhar Sukri
speaker
827 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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US Citizenship and Immigration Services has said its officers should now give significant weight to evidence that an immigrant, quote, has any involvement in anti-American or terrorist organisations when reviewing residency, work and visa applications.
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The latest directive builds on an April announcement that immigrant social media would be screened for anti-Semitism and comes at a time when tensions are building between the federal government and cities that it's characterized as not providing sufficient immigration enforcement assistance.
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Last week, Attorney General Pam Bondi portrayed Boston as obstructing federal law in a letter to the city's Democratic mayor, Michelle Wu, something Wu addressed in a speech yesterday.
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Bondi has said the federal government could pull funding from cities deemed uncooperative and dispatch law enforcement to them, similar to what happened in Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.,
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Technology stocks could be looking at another day of losses as stock futures point down before the opening bell.
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Here's Journal Markets reporter Caitlin McCabe.
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And we are exclusively reporting that McDonald's is cutting the price of its combo meals as part of a push to restore its reputation for affordability.
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That's after consumers were left sticker-shocked by some prices, including Big Mac meals that climbed to $18 in some places.
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People involved in the discussion say the burger giant's move follows weeks of talks between McDonald's and restaurant operators...
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adding that the company offered financial support if franchisees agreed to drop prices.
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Coming up, as birth rates fall around the world, more people are turning to IVF, despite the high prices involved.
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The latest installment in our series on the costs of parenting is after the break.
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This week, the Journal is taking a deep dive into the costs of parenthood.
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Today, we're looking at the costs associated with infertility.
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Amid a decline in global birth rates, below that all-important replacement rate which ensures a population's survival, solutions like IVF and surrogacy are getting more popular, but they're pricey.
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Our supervising producer and mother of two, Sandra Kilhoff, spoke to journal reporter Dalvin Brown and Passion Capital founder Eileen Burbage about the fertility options available and how to make them more affordable.
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Eileen, I'd like to start with you because some people may know you as a prominent venture capitalist, but you're also the executive director of Fertifa, a UK-based startup that helps companies offer reproductive benefits to their workers, including covering IVF treatment, a subject matter that's particularly close to your heart.
Right, Eileen?
Okay, so really quite expensive.
Dalvin, I want to bring you in now because there are obviously more ways to approach infertility.
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