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Funding Cuts and Immigration Policies Threaten Massachusetts Universities
A new study predicts a 40% drop in international student enrollment in US colleges this fall, potentially costing the national economy \$7 billion; Massachusetts, with a high concentration of international students, could lose over 12,000 students, impacting its economy.
Funding Cuts and Immigration Policies Threaten Massachusetts Universities
A new study predicts a 40% drop in international student enrollment in US colleges this fall, potentially costing the national economy \$7 billion; Massachusetts, with a high concentration of international students, could lose over 12,000 students, impacting its economy.
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48% Bias Score
Saxon Schools Face Crisis: Teacher Shortage and Funding Cuts Impact Education Quality
Saxony's education system faces a severe teacher shortage and funding crisis, resulting in increased teacher workload, reduced student support, and hasty teacher reassignments, impacting educational quality and potentially leading to increased teacher burnout and resignation.
Saxon Schools Face Crisis: Teacher Shortage and Funding Cuts Impact Education Quality
Saxony's education system faces a severe teacher shortage and funding crisis, resulting in increased teacher workload, reduced student support, and hasty teacher reassignments, impacting educational quality and potentially leading to increased teacher burnout and resignation.
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48% Bias Score
Funding Cuts Jeopardize Illinois Gun Violence Support Program
The Trauma & Resilience Initiative in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, ended its crisis support for gun violence survivors in July 2024 due to expired ARPA funding, jeopardizing its existence and leaving a critical gap in community support services, particularly for the Black community, while gun violenc...
Funding Cuts Jeopardize Illinois Gun Violence Support Program
The Trauma & Resilience Initiative in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, ended its crisis support for gun violence survivors in July 2024 due to expired ARPA funding, jeopardizing its existence and leaving a critical gap in community support services, particularly for the Black community, while gun violenc...
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48% Bias Score
Tollymore Outdoor Centre to Close for Review
Tollymore National Outdoor Centre in County Down, Northern Ireland, will close for up to a year due to financial unsustainability (£250,000 income vs. over £1.3m cost in 2024) and storm damage, resulting in staff redundancies and impacting numerous sports clubs and schools.
Tollymore Outdoor Centre to Close for Review
Tollymore National Outdoor Centre in County Down, Northern Ireland, will close for up to a year due to financial unsustainability (£250,000 income vs. over £1.3m cost in 2024) and storm damage, resulting in staff redundancies and impacting numerous sports clubs and schools.
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48% Bias Score
CPB Closure Threatens Local Public Broadcasting in the US
The US Congress's $1.1 billion budget cut forces the closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), impacting over 1,500 local radio and television stations by September 30th, disproportionately affecting rural and indigenous communities dependent on their public service broadcasts.
CPB Closure Threatens Local Public Broadcasting in the US
The US Congress's $1.1 billion budget cut forces the closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), impacting over 1,500 local radio and television stations by September 30th, disproportionately affecting rural and indigenous communities dependent on their public service broadcasts.
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40% Bias Score
Sudan's Jebel Marra Crisis: War, Vaccination Disruption, and Funding Cuts Exacerbate Humanitarian Needs
War in Sudan's Jebel Marra region since April 2023 caused a healthcare collapse, leading to a measles outbreak after a vaccination program disruption in October 2024; MSF intervened with a vaccination campaign in November 2024, but widespread needs including food insecurity and water shortages persi...
Sudan's Jebel Marra Crisis: War, Vaccination Disruption, and Funding Cuts Exacerbate Humanitarian Needs
War in Sudan's Jebel Marra region since April 2023 caused a healthcare collapse, leading to a measles outbreak after a vaccination program disruption in October 2024; MSF intervened with a vaccination campaign in November 2024, but widespread needs including food insecurity and water shortages persi...
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44% Bias Score
Whistleblower Complaint Exposes Governance Crisis at UK's Alan Turing Institute
Staff at the UK's Alan Turing Institute filed a whistleblower complaint with the Charity Commission, alleging governance failures, a toxic work environment, and the potential collapse of the institute due to government funding threats; approximately 50 staff face redundancy, and several research pro...
Whistleblower Complaint Exposes Governance Crisis at UK's Alan Turing Institute
Staff at the UK's Alan Turing Institute filed a whistleblower complaint with the Charity Commission, alleging governance failures, a toxic work environment, and the potential collapse of the institute due to government funding threats; approximately 50 staff face redundancy, and several research pro...
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48% Bias Score
NYC Terrorism Funding Cut by $64 Million After Manhattan Attacks
The Trump administration slashed New York City's terrorism prevention funding by $64 million (41% year-over-year), following two deadly attacks in Manhattan, prompting concerns about the city's security preparedness.
NYC Terrorism Funding Cut by $64 Million After Manhattan Attacks
The Trump administration slashed New York City's terrorism prevention funding by $64 million (41% year-over-year), following two deadly attacks in Manhattan, prompting concerns about the city's security preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
Plummeting Humanities Enrollment in Australian Universities
Australian universities are experiencing a significant decline in humanities enrollment due to increased tuition fees and government policies like the Job Ready Graduates scheme, jeopardizing the nation's intellectual capital and global standing.
Plummeting Humanities Enrollment in Australian Universities
Australian universities are experiencing a significant decline in humanities enrollment due to increased tuition fees and government policies like the Job Ready Graduates scheme, jeopardizing the nation's intellectual capital and global standing.
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56% Bias Score
CPB to Shut Down After $1.1 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will shut down in January 2026 after Congress passed the Rescission Act of 2025, cutting $1.1 billion in funding and excluding CPB from the 2026 budget, impacting 173 million viewers and listeners of NPR and PBS.
CPB to Shut Down After $1.1 Billion in Funding Cuts
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) will shut down in January 2026 after Congress passed the Rescission Act of 2025, cutting $1.1 billion in funding and excluding CPB from the 2026 budget, impacting 173 million viewers and listeners of NPR and PBS.
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44% Bias Score
Global Hunger Rises to 733 Million Amidst Funding Cuts and Conflicts
Germany's Welthungerhilfe reports a global increase of 152 million chronically undernourished people since 2019, reaching 733 million, due to conflicts, climate change, inequality, and reduced aid funding from major donors like the US and Germany, jeopardizing the fight against hunger.
Global Hunger Rises to 733 Million Amidst Funding Cuts and Conflicts
Germany's Welthungerhilfe reports a global increase of 152 million chronically undernourished people since 2019, reaching 733 million, due to conflicts, climate change, inequality, and reduced aid funding from major donors like the US and Germany, jeopardizing the fight against hunger.
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44% Bias Score
NPR Editor-in-Chief Resigns Amidst $1.1 Billion Public Broadcasting Funding Cuts
NPR's editor-in-chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective later this year, following a Congressional vote to cut $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting NPR and PBS, and raising concerns about the future of public broadcasting.
NPR Editor-in-Chief Resigns Amidst $1.1 Billion Public Broadcasting Funding Cuts
NPR's editor-in-chief, Edith Chapin, announced her resignation, effective later this year, following a Congressional vote to cut $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting NPR and PBS, and raising concerns about the future of public broadcasting.
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40% Bias Score
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