The Settlement Administrator Angeion Group announced Friday a proposed settlement with several U.S. colleges and universities over alleged deceptive tactics in giving out financial aid. The preliminary proposal includes ten schools in one case and and 17 in a second. The schools include big names such as Yale University, John Hopkins University and the...
Microsoft will begin selling its Teams video conferencing app separate from its Office software globally after making the change in Europe in August, the company announced Monday. Microsoft 365 and Office 365 will offer suites that do not include Teams and a stand-alone version of Teams to customers globally, the company said in a...
A former Defense Department investigator told CBS News's "60 Minutes" that he believes Russia is behind the mysterious attacks on U.S. personnel across the world known as "Havana syndrome." Greg Edgreen, a retired Army colonel, told the network there was consistently a "Russia nexus" during his time running the investigation into Havana syndrome, including from...
As the Kansas Legislature approaches a three-week-long spring break, lawmakers scramble to address tax cuts, funding for disability services and immigration issues.
A Texas federal court has chosen not to adopt a recent policy aimed at curbing "judge shopping." The decision was announced by Chief U.S. District Judge David Godbey.
The $1.2 trillion spending bill recently passed to avert a shutdown includes money for border security in foreign countries, even as Congress remains deadlocked on the U.S. border.
2008—Wisconsin voters, presented the opportunity to alter what one commentator aptly called the “4-3 liberal majority the nation’s premier trailblazer in overturning…