
Indian Activist Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike as 'Cockroach' Protests Escalate
Wangchuk ends fast after government assurances on exam reforms, but youth-led movement demands education minister's resignation continues.

Wangchuk ends fast after government assurances on exam reforms, but youth-led movement demands education minister's resignation continues.

In a rare reversal, the administration backed down after Penn refused to comply, sparking debate over antisemitism investigations and privacy rights.

From the US to the UK and India, college-educated youth struggle to find work, while some men find stability in nursing and older workers retrain for AI.

New digital models reveal that young sauropods could rear up on two legs, but their own weight eventually forced them back to all fours, shedding light on dinosaur gigantism.

Unesco data shows 113 countries prioritize loan repayments over schooling, as global aid to education faces steep decline

Chairman Brendan Carr proposes cutting E-Rate program, raising debate over digital equity and children's health.

NPR reports the department failed to reassure advocates amid fears of special education oversight being moved to another agency.

Secretary Lonnie Bunch emphasizes 'accuracy and integrity' in staff memo responding to White House report alleging political activism at the National Museum of American History.

With record air travel and retiring workforce, new graduates are finding jobs before graduation.

Health departments and nonprofits blindsided as federal funding for evidence-based programs is cut without warning.