Feds Probe IU Bloomington Scholarships In Civil Rights Showdown
Federal civil‑rights investigators have opened a compliance review of Indiana University’s scholarship awards after a DOJ letter requested student demographics and selection records.
Sunny Skies and Mild Temperatures Greet Washington D.C. with Rain Expected Over the Weekend
The weather forecast for Washington D.C. shows sunny skies with a high of 53 degrees today, and increasing clouds at night. Rain is expected Sunday with highs in the mid-40s to lower 60s throughout the week.
SF Judge Smacks Down USDA Data Grab Targeting Food Stamp Families
A San Francisco judge signaled she will bar USDA from forcing states to hand over detailed SNAP records, a decision with privacy and budget impacts for millions of recipients.
Nation Remembers Abraham Lincoln on His 217th Birthday, Reflects on His Enduring Legacy of Unity and Liberty
The nation commemorates Abraham Lincoln's 217th birthday, recalling the 16th president's pivotal role in American history, including his leadership during the Civil War and efforts to abolish slavery.












