Colleges Nationwide Struggle To Rebound From The Pandemic
Some historic colleges are closing their doors after suffering financial blows from the pandemic.
FTC issuing refunds to scammed student loan borrowers
Thousands of student loan borrowers are set to receive checks from the federal government after being victimized by a loan scam.
Sexual orientation, gender identity can be discussed in Fla. schools
Florida education officials and civil rights attorneys reached a new settlement over the state's "Don't Say Gay" law.
Virginia becomes second state to ban university legacy admissions
After the Supreme Court said universities could no longer consider an applicant's race, legacy-based admissions drew greater scrutiny.
Toby Keith earned Country Music Hall of Fame vote 1 day after death
Country Music Association CEO Sarah Trahern says she's sad to have missed the opportunity to inform the country star of the honor.
North Korea says Kim Jong-un supervised missile test targeting Seoul
North Korea has described some of the systems it tested as capable of delivering tactical nuclear warheads to South Korea's capital.
Abortions increase in 2023 despite Roe v. Wade reversal
After over two decades of fewer abortions, the U.S. has recently undergone a surge despite states trying to limit access to procedures and medicine.