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Travelers to Türkiye Should Watch for Summer Flight Pricing and Early Booking Windows
For readers planning a trip to Türkiye, live airfare pages are often as important as news headlines. Current flight listings […]
Credit Unions Highlight Scholarships Supporting Students Across the Country
America’s Credit Unions recently highlighted how credit unions across the country are using scholarship programs to help students continue their […]
Eighteen Florida State Students Earn Gilman Scholarships for Study Abroad
Eighteen Florida State University students have earned 2026 Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships, opening doors to study abroad experiences during […]
Wake Tech and Wake County Schools Plan Free Youth Apprenticeship Academy
Wake Technical Community College and Wake County Public Schools are partnering to launch the WakeWorks Youth Apprenticeship Academy, a free […]
As Turkey’s Ankara tensions rise, a symbolic PKK weapons ceremony marks a fragile step forward
A symbolic weapons-laying ceremony by PKK fighters marks one of the latest chapters in a long and difficult conflict. The […]
Turkish Americans gather in New York for annual cultural parade and community showcase
Thousands of members of the Turkish-American community gathered in New York City for the 43rd annual Turkish Day Parade, turning […]
Turkish tradition returns in Edirne as historic oil wrestling festival draws crowds
Thousands of spectators have long gathered in Edirne, Turkey, for one of the country’s most famous cultural traditions: the Kirkpinar […]
Turkey’s CHP standoff ends after police move into party offices
Police in Turkey stormed the offices of the main opposition CHP party after a tense standoff, the Associated Press reported. […]
New life for Antakya church project highlights Turkey’s shared heritage
In southern Turkey, a restoration project in Antakya is working to rebuild a quake-damaged church and preserve the city’s multicultural […]
A June Parade in New York Shows the Strength of Community Celebration
New York’s Puerto Rican Day Parade brought Manhattan to life in mid-June with music, celebration, and civic pride. The Associated […]
A new Greek-Turkish food debate puts a familiar Turkish comfort soup back in the spotlight
A long-running food debate between Greeks and Turks has resurfaced, this time over a traditional tripe soup that many Turkish […]
Texas community march brings families together for Independence Day
In Laredo, a Fourth of July ruck march brought together veterans, active-duty service members, parents, and children for a community […]
Washington, D.C. cancels its Fourth of July parade as heat grips the region
Washington, D.C.’s annual Fourth of July parade was canceled after organizers determined that extreme heat made the event unsafe. With […]
Ottoman-era heritage and contemporary culture on display as Türki̇ye hosts a major community gathering abroad
Turkish-German fans showed how a sporting event can become a larger cultural gathering, with community pride visible in the stands […]
U.S. Visa Processing Rules Tighten as New Screening, Interview, and Filing Policies Take Effect
The U.S. Department of State and USCIS have rolled out a series of 2026 visa-processing changes that may matter to […]
H-2B Visas Expanded for FY 2026, Creating More Short-Term U.S. Job Opportunities
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has announced a temporary increase in H-2B visas for fiscal year 2026, giving employers more […]
USCIS Says Immigration Cases Will See Stronger Screening and Vetting in 2026
USCIS says it has updated its screening and vetting practices as part of its ongoing effort to protect the integrity […]
Diversity Visa Applicants Face a Firm Deadline as FY 2026 Moves Forward
For people selected in the DV-2026 Diversity Visa program, the clock is still ticking. The State Department says DV-2026 eligibility […]
U.S. Embassy in Ankara Updates Immigrant Visa Interview Rules for Applicants
The U.S. Department of State has updated how immigrant visa interviews are scheduled, saying applicants are generally expected to interview […]
New U.S. government guidance highlights work permits for newcomers and visa holders
USAGov has updated its page on working in the United States with a work permit, also known as an EAD. […]
U.S. government reminds families how to sponsor relatives for green cards
USAGov has published a fresh, plain-language guide for people who want to sponsor a family member for a green card. […]
USCIS Ankara field office keeps a direct channel open for immigration help in Türkiye
Turkish readers planning a U.S. move may find it useful to know that USCIS maintains an Ankara Field Office for […]
USCIS Alerts Public to Scam Calls as Immigration Help Demand Continues
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has warned the public about scam calls from people pretending to be the agency, a […]
State Department Updates Türkiye Travel Guidance for Americans Visiting and Returning
The U.S. State Department’s Türkiye travel advisory remains one of the most useful official tools for Americans planning travel to […]