Ex-Drug Investigator Admits to Aiding Trafficker in Court
A former drug task force investigator has pleaded guilty to federal charges, admitting he used his position to aid a major drug trafficker for years.
#Police Corruption#Crime#Law Enforcement
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State Privacy Laws Create Confusing Web Experience for Users
A growing patchwork of state-specific data privacy laws is creating a confusing and fragmented online experience for users across the United States.
#Data Privacy#Internet Regulation#Consumer Rights
US Schools Face Budget Cuts as Immigrant Enrollment Declines
School districts across the U.S. are reporting a sharp decline in immigrant student enrollment, leading to significant budget cuts and staffing reductions.
#Education#Immigration#School Funding
Schools in Three States Now Required to Teach Gun Safety
Public schools in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Utah are now legally required to teach firearm safety lessons to students, some as young as five years old.
#Education Policy#Gun Safety#US News
Yale Fraud Case Exposes Cracks in Elite University Admissions
Yale University has expelled a student for allegedly fabricating her entire background, a case that exposes significant vulnerabilities in elite admissions processes and raises national security conce
#Yale University#Academic Fraud#College Admissions
Oklahoma Schools Test Conservative Education Blueprint
Oklahoma has become a testing ground for conservative education policies, implementing new laws on teaching race, gender, and religion, sparking debate and resistance.
#Education Policy#Oklahoma#Public Schools
Austin Named Best College Town in America for 2026
Austin, Texas, has been ranked the number one college town in the United States for 2026, praised for its strong job market, quality education, and vibrant student life.
#Austin#Higher Education#College Rankings
US Universities Face Financial Strain as Enrollment Plummets
Missouri State University reports a double-digit drop in international student enrollment, highlighting a nationwide trend that is placing financial strain on U.S. colleges.
#Higher Education#University Enrollment#International Students
Citizens Tackle Rising School Lunch Debt Across the US
As U.S. school lunch debt approaches $200 million annually, community members are fundraising to pay off balances, sparking a debate on universal free meals.
#School Lunch Debt#Education Funding#Food Insecurity
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Portland Schools Sued Over Equity Funding Policy
A federal lawsuit has been filed against Portland Public Schools, challenging its decade-old policy of allocating extra funding to schools based on student race.
#Portland Public Schools#Education Policy#Lawsuit
Harvard Reports $113 Million Deficit Despite Endowment Growth
Harvard University reported a $113 million operating deficit for fiscal year 2025, its first in over a decade, despite its endowment growing to a record $56.9 billion.
#Harvard University#Higher Education#University Finance
Scholar Links Campus Ideology to Rising Political Tensions
Scholar Dr. Corey Miller connects recent violent events to ideological intolerance he says is fostered on college campuses, citing a need for more open debate.
#Higher Education#Free Speech#Political Polarization