US Education Dept criticised over student loan complaints
The US Department of Education is under scrutiny for its alleged failure to properly address student loan complaints, leaving borrowers frustrated and financially strained.
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Trump DOJ sanctioned for targeting immigration lawyers
A federal judge has sanctioned Trump's Justice Department for unethical conduct in targeting immigration lawyers. Discover the full story behind this controversial ruling.
Trump signs order overhauling university admissions
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a sweeping executive order targeting university admissions policies, sparking fierce debate over fairness and diversity in higher education.
US Warns Zimbabwe Over Democratic Erosion Before Elections
The US State Department has raised concerns over Zimbabwe's commitment to democratic principles, citing intimidation tactics and electoral irregularities as the nation prepares for crucial polls.
South East teachers may strike over school funding
Headteachers in South East England warn of potential strikes as school budgets face severe strain, with the government accused of failing to address funding shortfalls.
DOJ Case System Hacked – Sensitive Data Breached
A major cybersecurity breach has compromised the Department of Justice's case management system, raising concerns over sensitive legal data exposure. Authorities are investigating.
Maxwell cites Trump DOJ's Epstein deal in sentence appeal
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers argue for a reduced sentence, pointing to a controversial plea agreement involving Jeffrey Epstein and the Trump-era Justice Department.
US Defence Experts Sent to Georgia Amid Tensions
American military specialists have been sent to Georgia to assess security threats, raising questions about Washington's strategic interests in the region.
Universities urged to accept students who missed grades
Leading universities are being pressured to accept students who narrowly missed their A-level grades, as UCAS data reveals a surge in appeals and clearing placements.
US charges two over alleged Chinese police stations in Minnesota
The US Justice Department has charged two individuals for allegedly operating illegal Chinese 'police stations' in Minnesota and other locations, raising concerns over foreign interference.
US investigates American in Israeli spyware case
The US Department of Justice is probing a Washington-based individual suspected of facilitating the sale of Israeli spyware to foreign entities, raising concerns over surveillance abuses.
NHS spends £2.5m on Botox amid staff shortages
The NHS has reportedly spent millions on Botox treatments while facing severe staff shortages and funding crises. Critics question the government's healthcare priorities.
US universities see sharp fall in international students
New data reveals a worrying trend as US universities report a significant fall in international student enrolment for the upcoming semester. Experts weigh in on the causes and potential solutions.
Starmer faces backlash over French car use
Labour leader Keir Starmer under fire for using a French-made Citroën car while advocating for stricter UK transport policies. Critics question his commitment to British industry.
NC Republicans accused of politicising transport department
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina face backlash over alleged attempts to exert political control on the state's Department of Transportation, raising concerns over fairness and governance.
US rejects Rubio’s visa request for Cuban officials
The US State Department has rejected Senator Marco Rubio's request to revoke visas for Cuban officials, escalating diplomatic tensions amid ongoing political disputes.
Trump Braces for Justice Department Charges
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly under scrutiny as the Justice Department finalises charges in a high-stakes legal battle that could reshape his political future.
Australia's humanities degree crisis explained
Australian universities face growing pressure to defund humanities courses, risking the erosion of vital critical thinking skills. Experts warn of long-term consequences for society.
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.
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.
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