UC faces half-billion-dollar budget shortfall and increases tuition for new nonresident students
UC regents outline plans for building repairs and new construction. They say higher out-of-state tuition will help close the budget gap.
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Legislative analyst looks back at UC Merced’s first 20 years
A Nov. 7 report from the Legislative Analyst’s Office looking back at UC Merced’s first 20 years finds that the campus in ...
Morning Bid: Powell Says No Rush Needed on More Rate Cuts
Markets were muted ahead of an afternoon speech by Powell. Investors were right to be guarded, since he leaned more hawkish ...
RFK Jr. wants to remove fluoride from water. What would that mean in Central Mass.?
President-elect Donald Trump announced Thursday that he planned to nominate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of ...
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'Swatter-for-hire' pleads guilty to 4 counts, including 2 Florida threats
A California teenager has pleaded ... which leads the nation in school swatting threats. There were 1,564 school threats ...
Missouri ranks 14th among states with smallest debt increases, WalletHub reports
Household debt continues to rise across the United States, reaching over $17.9 trillion across the United States through the ...
5 Things Every Student Should Know About University Of California Applications
The University of California (UC) system boasts some of the most sought-after and selective schools in the nation.
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New State Law Will Restrict AI in Prior Authorization, Coverage Decisions
A new California law will require a human to sign off on decisions by AI-generated algorithms, while another law requires ...
UC wants to enroll 3,600 more Californians next year, but funding shortfalls threaten plan
The University of California wants to enroll nearly 3,600 more California students in 2025-26 but may struggle to pay for it.
Teen Behind Hundreds of Swatting Attacks Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges
Alan Filion, believed to have operated under the handle “Torswats,” admitted to making more than 375 fake threats against schools, places of worship, and government buildings around the United States.