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Graduate School Programs Leaving Students Buried in Debt

Study Raises Concerns Over Graduate School Programs Leaving Students Buried in Debt, Struggling to Repay Loans

The study, conducted by the HEA Group and Student Defense, a nonprofit advocating for students’ rights, found that around one-third of graduate school programs owe more on their loans than they initially borrowed five years after completing their programs. Graduate school programs have been under scrutiny due to a new analysis revealing that some students…

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Cybercriminals

Cybercriminals: FBI Warns of New Level of Identity Theft Targeting Medical Facilities

Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Las Vegas field office, Spencer Evans, highlights the rising cases of cybercriminals infiltrating computer systems used by doctors’ offices, hospitals, and other medical facilities. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) alerts the public about a new cyber threat involving cybercriminals taking identity theft to unprecedented levels Traditionally, identity…

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California Teacher Extradited

California Teacher Extradited to Face Charges of Sexual Assault Involving Former Student

A California teacher living on Hawaii Island has been extradited to California to face charges related to a sexual assault case involving a former student who was under 18 years old, as reported by authorities. California Teacher Extradited to Face Charges of Sexual Assault California teacher Paul Herder, 59, was apprehended in Pahoa following collaborative…

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Lonnie Rupard's Wrongful Death Lawsuit Expose

Lonnie Rupard’s Wrongful Death Lawsuit Exposes Alarming Conditions in San Diego County Jail System

The 47-year-old, who suffered from schizophrenia, passed away due to pneumonia, malnutrition, dehydration, and COVID-19, all in the context of alleged negligence and “deliberate indifference” in his care. Lonnie Rupard’s death, ruled a homicide by the San Diego County Medical Examiner a year after his demise in San Diego County’s Central Jail, has sparked a…

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Final Tax Bill Uncertain as Homestead Exemption Waits

Final Tax Bill Uncertain as Homestead Exemption Waits for Constitutional Amendment Election

Typically, by mid-July, county taxing entities have their certified property values and begin assessing the potential tax rate. The Montague County Tax Appraisal District is facing uncertainty in calculating the final tax bill for property owners due to pending changes in the homestead exemption Recently, Chief Appraiser Kim Haralson revealed that the figures are still…

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U.S. Department of Education Launches Beta Website

U.S. Department of Education Launches Beta Website for Student Loan Repayment Plan Under Biden’s SAVE Initiative

Replacing the Revised Pay As You Earn Plan, the new initiative expands the income exemption to 225% of the poverty line, up from 150%. The U.S. Department of Education will unveil a beta website on Sunday to facilitate applications for the “student loan repayment plan” introduced under President Biden’s SAVE Plan It eradicates 100% of…

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California Juvenile Hall Faces Lockdown

California Juvenile Hall Faces Lockdown after Disturbance Involving Youth Inmates

The incident occurred late on Friday, prompting immediate safety measures to be implemented at the 26-acre campus housing approximately 270 young individuals, as reported by the Los Angeles County’s Probation Department. A major disturbance at California Juvenile Hall in Downey, California, led to the facility being placed on lockdown as a dozen youth inmates were…

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