The Education Department says the 2027-28 FAFSA is now open, edging out last year's record-early launch by a single day.

Abdel Fattah al-Burhan postponed his New York trip after Washington tied his visa to a ceasefire deal, Sudan's UN envoy says.

Columbus City Schools employees face a Wednesday cutoff before open enrollment — and a $40 million Aon dispute is fueling the standoff.

A $150,000 shell-company donation and an $8 million research grant sit at the center of a new ProPublica report on Maine's senior senator.

The Nike co-founder's gift will build a new engineering school at his alma mater, topping a decades-long giving streak.

An Alameda County judge weighs whether Heartbeat International and RealOptions Obria broke false-advertising law after six weeks of arguments.

District leaders cite a $5.6 million state shortfall and plan five community roundtable meetings to discuss budget reductions for 2027-28.

Connect26 brings the former president and ex-secretary of state to Overland Park for a private business conference next Saturday.

District 131 will spend nearly $10 million more than last year while enrollment keeps sliding toward 12,000 students.

Supervisors say the county already treats every property owner the same, despite a grand jury report describing a hostile, favoritism-riddled department.

Pioneer Institute says 150 Boston commercial properties may owe roughly $19 million in overtaxation after filing appeals.

The estranged wife of Texas's Senate nominee urged Republicans to vote for GOP candidates without naming him, as polls show a tight race.

Park Ridge sits below the state's 10% threshold, and officials debate whether density incentives should come with housing requirements.