The Trump administration's impact on higher education
NPR's Ari Shapiro discusses the federal government's approach to colleges with Danielle Kurtzleben.
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Thick, billowing smoke from Manitoba wildfires impacts US air quality, prompting alerts in Midwest and Northern Plains.
Bernard Kerik, ex-NYC police commissioner known for his 9/11 heroism, passed away at 69 after a private illness.
Harrison Ruffin Tyler, the last surviving grandson of President John Tyler, died at 96. A chemical engineer and preserver of historic sites, Tyler’s legacy includes Sherwood Forest and Fort Pocahontas.
The Fourth Amendment aimed to limit government power, but court rulings have expanded police authority in the U.S.
President Trump grants full pardons to Todd and Julie Chrisley, reality TV stars convicted of tax evasion and fraud.
State Department halts new visa interviews for foreign students, expanding social media screening processes.
Harvard President Alan Garber urges institutions to uphold education and truth amid legal battles over policies.
British-South African athlete Lewis Pugh swam around Martha's Vineyard, raising awareness about shark conservation.
