Indiana Governor Mike Braun says Indiana University’s Board of Trustees should take action if recent plagiarism allegations against IU President Pamela Whitten turn out to be true. His comments, made during a press conference this week, add more pressure to an already controversial presidency. Allegations The plagiarism claims stem from Whitten’s 1996 doctoral dissertation. An […]
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University of Nebraska President Declines Raise, Redirects Funds to Campuses
University of Nebraska President Dr. Jeffrey Gold has turned down a raise recently approved by the Board of Regents, choosing instead to redirect the money toward university programs across the state. The decision was announced on Friday, just one day after the board’s vote. Decision In a written statement, Dr. Gold shared that he would […]
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Five Texas School Districts Face Possible Takeover After Failing Ratings
Five Texas school districts are now officially at risk of a state takeover following the latest release of academic performance ratings. This marks a record number of districts reaching the threshold that triggers possible state intervention—raising concerns about how the Texas Education Agency (TEA) will respond in the coming months. Districts The districts now in […]
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Oneida Students to Share Otto Shortell School on Split Schedule for 2025-2026
The Oneida City School District is making a big change for the 2025-2026 school year. Starting this fall, both high school and middle school students will attend classes at the Otto Shortell Middle School building—but not at the same time. To make this work, the district is rolling out a split schedule to keep the […]
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Northern Virginia Schools Reject Federal Push to Alter Bathroom Rules
Several Northern Virginia school districts have decided to stand their ground against a U.S. Department of Education directive, refusing to change their current bathroom policies. These districts argue that their practices, which allow students to use facilities that align with their gender identity, are consistent with both state and federal law. But the federal government […]
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IRS Tax Refunds Coming in September 2025 – Key Dates, Methods, and What to Expect
Even though tax season has passed, millions of Americans are still waiting for their IRS tax refunds—especially those who filed paper returns, amended their filings, or claimed credits like the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) or Child Tax Credit. If you’re one of them, September 2025 could be your month to finally see that money. […]
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$1,390 Stimulus Check in August 2025 – Eligibility, Dates, and Full Payment Info
With inflation still impacting household budgets in 2025, the U.S. government is rolling out a one-time $1,390 stimulus check for eligible Americans. This relief aims to help low and middle-income families manage everyday costs like rent, groceries, and utility bills. If you’ve seen this amount mentioned on social media or news outlets, you’re probably wondering […]
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$2,500 to $5,500 Stimulus for SSI, SSDI & Low Income – Everything You Need to Know
As August 2025 kicks off, news of a new $2,500 or even $5,500 stimulus check is making waves on social media and news sites. This has especially caught the attention of seniors, people with disabilities, low-income earners, and those receiving SSI, SSDI, or VA benefits. But is this stimulus real—or just another online rumor? Let’s […]
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$1000 to $5000 Fourth Stimulus Payment in 2025 – Check, Eligibility, and Payment Info
Have you seen the viral posts claiming a fourth stimulus check worth $1000 to $5000 is coming in 2025? If yes, you’re not alone. These messages are spreading fast across social media, group chats, and even YouTube. But before you believe it and start counting your money, it’s important to understand what’s real—and what’s just […]
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$1,450 SSI Payments in August 2025 – Eligibility, Payment Dates & More
The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program continues to provide crucial support to millions of low-income Americans who are elderly, blind, or disabled. With the 2.5% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) in place for 2025, the SSI payment amounts have been increased to help beneficiaries keep pace with inflation. For August 2025, eligible couples can expect to receive […]