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Governor Janet Mills and President Donald Trump face off at the National Governors Association meeting, sparking a funding freeze for Maine’s university system. (Getty Images) The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has temporarily frozen $30 million in federal funding to the University of Maine system. The freeze, announced on March 10, 2025, follows a public…
Helyeh Doutaghi, a scholar in international law, began a new job in 2023 as the deputy director of a project at Yale Law School. As an activist who had championed pro-Palestinian causes in both published papers and public appearances, Dr. Doutaghi seemed to fit into the left-leaning mission of the Law and Political Economy Project,…
New York leads US with nearly 2,000 AI job postings—see where other cities rank New York has emerged as the leading city in the US for artificial intelligence (AI) job postings, with nearly 2,000 available roles as of January 2025. This surge highlights the growing demand for AI professionals in the tech-driven job market, with…
Protesters march on campus against the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil at UC Berkeley on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, in Berkeley, Calif. (AP Photo) The Trump administration has taken a significant step by pulling $400 million in federal funding from Columbia University over its handling of alleged antisemitic harassment. At the same time, the Department of…
US job cuts surge: NOAA sheds 1,000 positions, adding to fears of recession in 2025 The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has laid off over 1,000 employees in the latest move to reduce the size of the federal workforce. This decision, part of President Donald Trump’s broader efforts to shrink government agencies, has raised…
MP Constable result 2025: The Employees Selection Board Madhya Pradesh (ESBMP) has announced the results for the MP Police Constable Recruitment 2023 on the official website. The vacancies for the posts are divided into two categories: 2,646 positions for Constable General Duty in the Special Armed Force, which are exclusively for male candidates, and 4,444…
US Department of Education. (Getty Images) The US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR), once a watchdog for students’ rights, is now at the center of a dramatic policy shift. Traditionally focused on enforcing protections for students with disabilities and combating racial discrimination, the office is undergoing a transformation that aligns with the…
Getting to study in an Ivy League institution is a dream for many, known to be among the most elite and competitive universities in the world. Admission to Ivy League institutions is highly competitive, and here is a list of the key expectations that these institutions have from prospective students. For generations, Ivy League hopefuls…
Trump’s proposed 80,000 VA job cuts spark concern over veterans’ care and benefits The Trump administration‘s plan to lay off 80,000 employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has triggered widespread concern, particularly among veterans’ groups and lawmakers. These proposed cuts, which amount to nearly one-fifth of the VA workforce, have raised questions about…
AI surveillance breach exposes thousands of sensitive student records, sparking privacy concerns. (Getty Images) Artificial intelligence surveillance tools designed to protect students in US schools are under intense scrutiny following a significant data breach that exposed thousands of sensitive student documents. In an era where technology is increasingly relied upon to ensure student safety, the…