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George Washington University Antisemitism Case – DOJ Finds Civil Rights Violations

The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded that George Washington University (GWU) in Washington, D.C., violated federal civil rights protections by ignoring antisemitic incidents on its campus. The finding marks the latest step in a federal crackdown on campus harassment linked to the Israel-Palestine conflict. In a letter to GWU president Ellen M. Granberg, Assistant […]

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Loudoun County Transgender Bathroom Policy – School Board Votes to Keep Rules

The Loudoun County School Board has voted to maintain its policy allowing transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their gender identity rather than their biological s*x. The decision came despite a request from the U.S. Department of Education to change the rule, citing potential violations of federal guidance. In a joint […]

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Drop in International Students USA – Asian Universities Step In

For years, the United States was the top destination for ambitious students worldwide. But a growing number are now choosing schools in Asia, Europe, and other regions, driven by visa delays, political uncertainty, and shrinking post-graduation opportunities. Jess Concepcion, a microbiology student from the Philippines, once dreamed of earning his doctorate in America. That plan […]

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Child Tax Credit 2025 – How to Claim Up to $2,000 Per Child

Raising a child is more than just a family responsibility—it’s a community effort. While love, care, and guidance are essential, financial stability is equally important to ensure a child’s well-being. To help parents manage the increasing cost of raising children, the United States federal government, through the IRS, is offering the 2025 Child Tax Credit […]

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IRS $500 Tax Refund 2025 – Eligibility, Payment Dates & How to Claim

In 2025, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is issuing a $500 tax refund to eligible taxpayers. While it’s not a stimulus check, it’s designed to provide much-needed relief to low-income families, part-time workers, senior citizens, and parents feeling the pressure of rising costs. This payment comes from refundable tax credits like the Earned Income Tax […]