US Launches AI And Critical Tech Partnership With Israel, Spotlighting Research Security And STEM Training
Washington, D.C. — The United States and Israel on Friday announced a new strategic partnership aimed at expanding joint research
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U.S. House Passes FY 2026 Spending Package With $1.13B For Bureau Of Indian Education Schools
Washington, D.C. — A sweeping federal spending package advancing in Congress includes more than $1.1 billion for Bureau of Indian
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New York City – New Equity Chief, Afua Atta-Mensah, To Publish Long-Delayed Racial Equity Plan Draft Families Can Review
New York, NY — New York City’s new mayor has tapped a veteran racial justice organizer to lead the city’s
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Minnesota – Trump Administration Targets “Sanctuary” Jurisdictions As ICE Surge Escalates In Twin Cities
St. Paul, Minnesota — Minnesota families could see continued disruption and heightened anxiety in immigrant communities after the White House
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New York Funds Statewide Radio Upgrades To Help Police, Fire, EMS Communicate During Disasters
Albany, N.Y. — New York is sending more than $38 million to 17 counties and New York City to upgrade
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California – Community College Sports Association Face Title IX Probe – What This Means For Women’s Sports Rules
Sacramento, Calif. — Federal civil rights officials on Thursday opened an investigation into the California Community College Athletic Association, the
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U.S. – Education, Labor Shift Higher-Ed Grant Operations To DOL Starting Next Week
Washington, D.C. — Federal officials say colleges and nonprofits that run federally funded postsecondary programs should prepare for administrative changes
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U.S. – New $231M Federal Funding Aims To Strengthen 988 Crisis Calls, Texts, And Chat For Families
Washington, D.C. — Families across the U.S. may see continued improvements to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline after federal
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New York City Opens 3-K And Pre-K Applications Through Feb. 27 – How NYC Families Can Apply
New York, NY — New York City families with children turning 3 or 4 this year can now apply for
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New York City Launches Plan To Reduce Permits, Penalties That Raise Neighborhood Shop Prices
New York, NY — New York City is moving to lighten the cost and paperwork burden on small businesses, a
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