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Proposed rule targets college programs that leave students with ‘unaffordable debt or insufficient earnings’

The Education Department announced Wednesday it was proposing a rule that would take away federal money from for-profit colleges and certificate programs where data shows graduates don’t make enough to pay back their student debts or the debt is excessively high. The rule, which was first brought up under the Obama administration, is commonly known...

Whitmer amends MI Civil Rights Act to protect abortion seekers in workplace

Michigan's Civil Rights Act now prohibits workplace discrimination against employees who seek abortions or have received them in the past.

Ohio Senate passes higher education diversity training crackdown

A bill that would ban nearly all diversity, equity and inclusion training in Ohio universities has passed the state Senate with supermajority support.

Chinese Communist Party has been waging ‘economic war’ against US for ‘decades’: former U.S. trade rep

A former U.S. trade representative said that the Chinese Communist Party has been engaged in "economic war" against the United States for "decades."

Illinois looks to double down on abortion protections

Illinois lawmakers have passed legislation requiring insurers to cover abortion pills and implement protections for out-of-state abortion seekers.

Rep. Gallagher says US needs to take off ‘golden blindfolds’ and ‘open our eyes’ to China risk

Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher said during a Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party on Wednesday that the U.S. needs to "take off the golden blindfolds" on China.

Republicans block George Santos expulsion, refer matter to House Ethics Committee

House Republicans blocked an effort by Democrats to expel embattled Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., and instead referred the matter to the House Ethics Committee.

Vermont Gov. Scott indecisive on proposed social programs championed by Democrats

Republican Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said Wednesday that he remains indecisive on potential vetoes of key Democratic agenda items, including clean heat mandates and DMV fee hikes.

Conservative activist who forced Kansas abortion vote recount killed in plane crash

Mark Gietzen, a conservative activist and pro-life figurehead who forced a recount in Kansas' abortion referendum last summer, has died in a plane crash. He was 69.

Border Patrol arrest 16 people on FBI terror watch list in April at southern border

Border Patrol agents have encountered 16 people on the terror watch list in April, according to statistics released on Wednesday, as they deal with high migrant numbers.

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