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Thousands of students could face this $20,000 tuition jump

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By Hillary Remy TheStreet A policy that once seemed like a local education decision has become a national legal battle, and the outcome will determine whether thousands of students can afford college at all. The Trump administration has sued seven states over their in-state tuition policies for undocumented students, with the Justice Department arguing the laws violate […]

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Haiti revises death toll after deadly crush at Citadelle fortress: 25 dead

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By Jacqueline Charles Haitians officials on Sunday revised the death toll from a stampede inside the country’s historic Citadelle Laferrière mountaintop fortress in northern Haiti to 25 from an initial estimate of 30. Another 33 people were also injured during the crush. The revised toll came after judicial authorities in the town of Milot were finally

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Gas prices have dropped by double digits in South Florida. Check your area

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By Miami Herald Staff Gas prices are decreasing in South Florida. Since Friday, prices across the state have continued to tick down, and are 18 cents a gallon lower than this time a week ago. Drivers can even find gas for less than $4 a gallon at some stations in Miami-Dade and Broward. But the price

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In Florida, it’s easier than ever to gamble your life savings from the couch

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By Max Klaver Jason was hiding in a closet at work, glued to his phone. He was going “full tilt.” In gambling parlance, that means he lost a bet, was spiraling and would soon start wagering indiscriminately as he chased his money into a financial void. It was Jan. 28, 2024, the AFC Championship game. Eyes

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Goldman Sachs issues brutal jobs warning to American employees

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By Mwangi Enos TheStreet Losing a job is never easy. And finding the next one is even more difficult. Why? Because it takes longer. In fact, you may even find one that pays less. That’s the stark reality now facing many workers, especially in tech. A new warning from Goldman Sachs suggests that the rise of artificial

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Rainbow PUSH taps youngest son of late Rev. Jesse Jackson as new leader

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By Tess Kenny, Chicago Tribune The Tribune Content Agency CHICAGO – The Rainbow PUSH Coalition has tapped the youngest son of the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. as its new leader, the organization said Thursday. The announcement that Yusef Jackson would take over as the coalition’s president and CEO comes nearly two months after his father’s death reverberated

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Inside Venus Williams’ engagement party in South Florida: ‘Memories’

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By Madeleine Marr A time was had by all. But if you got the invite to Venus Williams’ South Florida wedding to her Italian hunk Andrea Preti around the holidays last year, you already knew that. The tennis champ tied the knot in a lavish ceremony at her sprawling beachside Jupiter Island mansion on Dec. 20.

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For these Republicans, the ‘war on woke’ starts at home

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By Daniela Altimari, CQ-Roll Call The Tribune Content Agency WASHINGTON – Republicans have in recent years waged a “war on woke,” hammering Democrats who embrace progressive policies on race, sexuality and gender. Now they are using the term to beat up on each other. In some of this year’s most bitter House and Senate primaries, Republicans are

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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte meets with Trump amid Iran tensions

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By Paul Godfrey World News – UPI.com April 8 (UPI) — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday as he kicked off a visit to Washington amid growing tensions between the American leader and the defensive military alliance. Trump, a longtime NATO critic, has increasingly expressed frustration with alliance partners, threatening

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Families ripped apart. Children traumatized. Under Trump, we chose this | Opinion

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By Leonard Pitts Jr. Special to the Miami Herald This is what we wanted. This is what we chose. It’s the bitter truth that haunts your heart as you watch ICE Cold, a short film by four-time Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Carol Guzy. In six minutes of still images and somber music, you bear witness as migrants

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