Trump firing risks US economic data credibility
Experts warn that President Trump's abrupt firing of a key Labour Department official could undermine the reliability of US economic data, raising concerns among policymakers and investors.
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UCLA links Trump policies to antisemitism rise
A UCLA report exposes a disturbing surge in antisemitic incidents linked to policies during Trump's presidency, raising concerns over civil liberties and government accountability.
Australia slashes student loan debt
The Australian government has announced significant cuts to student loan debt, offering relief to millions of borrowers. Find out how this will impact graduates and the education sector.
JCPenney's future uncertain as stores sold
The iconic American retailer JCPenney faces an uncertain future as its stores are sold off. Will the brand survive or fade into retail history?
Caltrans under fire for stripper-funded retirement party
A California transport department faces backlash after spending taxpayer money on a retirement party that included strippers, raising questions about public fund misuse.
Brown University strikes deal with Trump administration
Brown University has finalised a significant agreement with the Trump administration, resolving disputes over federal policies affecting higher education. The deal marks a turning point in university-government relations.
Campaigners push for 'Ministry for Fathers' in UK
Campaigners call for a new government department focused on fathers' roles in childcare and education, highlighting the need for better policy support.
US warns of ISIS resurgence in Syria
The US State Department has raised alarms over a potential Islamic State resurgence, as Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces continue operations against remaining militants. Washington reaffirms support for SDF amid ongoing security challenges.
ChatGPT's 'Study Mode' transforms university learning
OpenAI's ChatGPT introduces a groundbreaking 'Study Mode' designed to support university students, reshaping academic learning while sparking debates on AI's role in education.
Beyond NAPLAN: What makes a good education?
Experts argue that focusing solely on NAPLAN results overlooks the broader aspects of quality education, including creativity, wellbeing, and critical thinking.
1 in 3 Aussie students fail NAPLAN benchmarks
New NAPLAN data reveals a concerning trend, with a third of Australian students failing to meet literacy and numeracy standards, while the gap widens for disadvantaged pupils.
Maxwell's life in danger as new Epstein details emerge
Investigative reporter warns that Ghislaine Maxwell's safety is at risk as the Justice Department prepares to reveal explosive new details about Jeffrey Epstein's network.
Trump accuses DOJ of political bias in court filing
Donald Trump's attorneys allege the Justice Department is unfairly targeting him, citing political motivations in a recent court filing.
DOJ Accuses LA Protesters of False Claims
The US Department of Justice has alleged that protesters in Los Angeles disseminated misinformation. Here’s a breakdown of the controversy.
Queensland fears return to segregated education
Families in Queensland worry that children with disabilities, like Violet, may be pushed out of mainstream schools due to funding cuts, reviving fears of educational segregation.
LA Sheriff's Dept faces corruption allegations
The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department faces renewed scrutiny amid allegations of misconduct, corruption, and systemic cover-ups within its ranks.
Trump admin releases education funds: UK impact
The Trump administration has approved the release of education funds previously withheld, sparking debate over potential impacts on UK institutions and global education policies.
DOJ exposes Trump's false election claims in court filing
The US Justice Department has revealed damning allegations against Donald Trump in a recent court filing, accusing him of spreading false claims about the 2020 election. The document exposes how Trump's baseless assertions led to widespread misinformation
Trump admin blacklists Chinese tech firms over security
Former President Donald Trump's administration adds several Chinese companies to a trade blacklist, citing national security concerns over technology and military links.
Trump admin targets English learner funding in education cuts
The US Department of Education under Trump proposed eliminating federal funding for English language learning programs, drawing sharp criticism from educators and advocates.
Ghislaine Maxwell meets US Justice Dept in secret talks
Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, has reportedly held a secretive meeting with the US Justice Department. Speculation mounts over potential developments in her high-profile case.
Student debt crisis threatens UK universities
UK universities are on the brink of financial disaster as student loan debts soar, risking long-term damage to higher education.
Ghislaine Maxwell questioned by US Justice Department
Ghislaine Maxwell, the associate of Jeffrey Epstein, is under rigorous interrogation by the US Justice Department as part of ongoing investigations into sex trafficking and abuse allegations.
Students using AI for coursework sparks education debate
Growing numbers of UK students are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for coursework assistance, raising concerns over academic integrity and the future of learning.
Justice Dept probes Obama's 2016 election involvement
The US Justice Department is scrutinising claims that former President Barack Obama meddled in the 2016 election, sparking fresh political controversy.
US probes UnitedHealth over antitrust concerns
The US Justice Department has initiated a significant antitrust investigation into UnitedHealth Group, scrutinising potential monopolistic practices in its health insurance and healthcare services divisions.
Trump's school funding freeze plan sparks outrage
Former US President Donald Trump's proposal to halt education funding and shut down schools has drawn sharp criticism from educators and policymakers.
UK aid cuts hit girls' education hardest
The UK government's decision to slash foreign aid budgets is having devastating consequences for girls' education programmes in some of the world's poorest countries.
Post-16 education reform could scrap BTECs
Plans to reform post-16 qualifications in England could see popular BTECs scrapped, leaving students and educators concerned about limited options.
Trump's Hamas comments draw State Department rebuke
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after suggesting Hamas should be given 'a chance' to govern Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from the State Department.
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