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Apr 22 2025POLITICS

Harvard's Billions in the Crosshairs

Harvard University, the oldest and wealthiest in the United States, is in a heated battle with former President Donald Trump. This isn't just about personal grudges. It's about money, power, and some serious disagreements. The fight started over issues like antisemitism and racial politics. But it

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

Student Loans: The Clock is Ticking

After a long pause, the Education Department is set to restart the collection process for overdue student loans. May 5th is the date when the hammer will drop. Borrowers who have fallen behind might soon find themselves dealing with debt collectors or being signed up for income-based repayment plans

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Apr 22 2025CRIME

A Dark Day in Kashmir's Tourist Haven

Tensions flared in the picturesque region of Kashmir as a brutal assault unfolded. South Kashmir's Pahalgam, renowned for its lush meadows and towering glaciers, witnessed a grim turn of events. This area, a magnet for both local and international tourists, saw a surge in visitors over the past year

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

University Leaders Unite Against Government Interference

The Trump administration has been on a mission to control higher education. Over 150 university presidents have banded together to push back. They are not happy about the government's attempts to control what happens on campuses. This is a big deal because it shows that universities are standing up

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

The Shift in Student Loan Repayment

The Education Department is set to resume debt collection for defaulted student loans starting May 5. This move affects approximately 5. 3 million borrowers who are currently behind on their federal student loans. The decision marks the end of a three-year pause on collections, which began during th

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Apr 22 2025FINANCE

Student Loans: The Countdown to Collection Restarts

The U. S. Department of Education has announced that it will restart collecting on defaulted student loans starting May 5. This decision affects millions of borrowers who have not made a payment in over a year. In total, over 5 million borrowers are currently in default, and this number is expecte

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Apr 22 2025EDUCATION

Harvard Fights Back Against Funding Threats

Harvard University is in a tough spot. The Trump administration is trying to pull a lot of money from the school. This is because Harvard refused to follow some demands from the government. The school has decided to fight back by taking legal action. The administration wants to freeze billions of d

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Apr 21 2025BUSINESS

Tech Giant Google Faces Government Split

Google is in hot water as the U. S. government tries to break up the company. It is accused of turning its search engine into an illegal monopoly. The legal battle is unfolding in a Washington courtroom. The court will decide how to punish Google for its monopoly in search. The government wants to s

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Apr 21 2025HEALTH

The Changing Face of Global Health: Who's Stepping Up?

The U. S. has long been a major player in global health, backing United Nations agencies and funding key programs. However, recent political changes are shaking things up. Funding cuts, shifting priorities, and a move away from working with other countries are causing ripples in global health system

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Apr 21 2025POLITICS

Elon Musk's Media Maneuvers: Avoiding the Hard Questions

Elon Musk, the tech billionaire, has been steering clear of tough interviews since he took over Twitter, now known as X. He has been more selective about who he talks to, often choosing platforms and hosts that won't push him too hard. Musk has been appearing on Fox News and chatting with hosts wh

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