With mounting visa hurdles and erratic US policy shifts under the Trump administration, Indian students are seemingly moving away from the American dream even as parents push to prioritise safety and stability. Experts say emotional and financial strain is prompting a shift away from higher education in the US.
After the Trump administration's decision to vet social media posts thoroughly for US visas, Indian students are rushing to delete posts and even accounts to fulfil their dream of studying in the US. However, experts suggest this could raise red flags. And it isn't just about posts, even likes and shares could lead to visa rejection by the US.
From detergents and diapers to toilet paper and groceries, Americans are going to shell out more for everyday items because companies, including Procter & Gamble and Adidas, and retailers like Walmart have decided to pass on the impact of Trump's tariffs to American consumers. Here's a list of products that are likely to get costlier for consumers in the US.
