March 15, 2025

education

Investment

CHIEF CHAT: Tribe’s $1.2B investment in community infrastructure | News

Cherokee Nation is large and growing, with more than 460,000 citizens making us the largest tribe in America. The hundreds of thousands of Cherokees of all ages deserve world-class facilities serving our health, education, safety, and community life and culture. That’s why we have undertaken the largest single capital investment in our history, with almost

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Loans

Federal Student Loan Interest Rates Will Hit Some Record Highs | Business & Finance

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Schools turn to artificial intelligence to spot guns as companies press lawmakers for state funds

TOPEKA, Kan. — Kansas could soon offer up to $5 million in grants for schools to outfit surveillance cameras with artificial intelligence systems that can spot people carrying guns. But the governor needs to approve the expenditures and the schools must meet some very specific criteria. The AI software must be patented, “designated as qualified

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How vouchers are undermining democracy • Ohio Capital Journal

Take a moment to look around your neighborhood and beyond. In your observations, have you noticed an increasing number of children out and about during school hours? If you have, you’re witnessing the warning signs of future societal instability. And yes, those warning lights are blinking red. Surprise? Not really. It’s been coming for decades.

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The stats that really matter in assessing K-12 education funding • NC Newsline

When I was a kid, I would sometimes ask my parents for money. Call me crazy, but I didn’t really care how much came from my mom versus how much came from my dad. I cared about whether or not I could afford to buy the latest Tribe Called Quest tape and whether I was

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Investment

Pro-Palestinian protesters celebrate Sacramento State’s investment policy change – NBC 7 San Diego

Divesting from Israel has been the rallying cry during pro-Palestinian rallies on college campuses. But experts say it’s not that easy, especially because of a state law. That hasn’t stopped one California State University from changing its investment policy. Student protesters at Sacramento State are celebrating what they call a victory, after the pro-Palestinian group

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Loans

Biden’s Student Bailout Sends Tax Funds To On-Campus Mobs

In remarks regarding the growing unrest on college campuses nationwide last Thursday, President Biden denounced the violent acts associated with many of the demonstrations and the growing wave of antisemitism on college campuses. But, as the saying goes, talk is cheap. There’s one simple way to give his position teeth: Congress should enact legislation prohibiting

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Private Schools Can Receive Public ARPA Funds, Court Rules

Public school funds can be provided to private schools after the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of the Mississippi Department of Finance and Administration, State Treasurer David McRae and State Treasurer Liz Welch. The Mississippi Supreme Court rejected the Parents for Public School’s argument that Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Funds made available under

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Frontier Investment Club is a 67-year tradition

If an investment club has lasted for 67 years, then it must be doing something right. The Frontier Investment Club’s eight current members are keeping the decades-old tradition alive by following a formula that works for them. They pool their money, vote on whether to buy or sell the stocks they research, and have some

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Time, funds running out for Nebraska lawmakers’ priorities • Nebraska Examiner

LINCOLN — In the waning days of the Nebraska Legislature’s 2024 session, lawmakers are grappling with dwindling time and not enough funds for pet projects they’d like to see funded. Jim Macy, director of the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy, testifies before the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee. March 13, 2023. (Paul Hammel/Nebraska Examiner) Lawmakers have about $20

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