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WORLD NEWS

Mass layoffs devastate special education oversight amid government shutdown

Monday, Oct 13

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education are leaving special education services at risk, threatening vital programs for children with disabilities.

ECONOMY

MIT First to Reject Trump Administration's Funding Proposal for Higher Education Reform

Saturday, Oct 11

MIT has officially rejected a Trump administration proposal for funding that demanded reforms in higher education, citing independence and merit-based funding.

ENTERTAINMENT

Joan Bennett Kennedy, first wife of Senator Edward Kennedy, has died at 89

Friday, Oct 10

Joan Bennett Kennedy, first wife of Senator Ted Kennedy, passed away at 89, remembered for her courage and contributions to the arts.

WORLD NEWS

International Student Arrivals in the US Plummet Amid Trump-Era Policies

Thursday, Oct 09

International student arrivals to the US have dropped sharply due to restrictive visa policies and political uncertainty, with significant decreases from Asia and India.

POLITICS

Lawsuit Filed Over Altered Email Messages Blaming Democrats for Education Department Shutdown

Saturday, Oct 04

Federal workers sue Education Department over altered emails blaming Democrats for a government shutdown.

POLITICS

Trump Urges Major Universities to Align with His Priorities for Federal Funding

Saturday, Oct 04

Trump's administration pressures universities to adopt his political priorities for better federal funding opportunities.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Pressures Nine Universities with Funding Incentives for Compliance

Friday, Oct 03

Nine U.S. universities face pressure from the Trump administration to sign a compact ensuring compliance with certain policies for federal funding access.

WORLD NEWS

PEN America Reports Soaring Book Bans in U.S. Schools, Warning of a New Normal

Thursday, Oct 02

PEN America reveals a significant increase in book bans in U.S. schools, marking a disturbing trend in censorship and loss of access to diverse literature.