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US consumers crippled by $105K debt on average in 2025. But can debt relief programs really help?

Americans across the country are facing a significant challenge when it comes to managing their debt. According to

On Day 2, new chief judge orders immediate review of trouble electronic monitoring programs

Cook County Chief Judge Charles S. Beach II recently made his first public announcement since taking office, revealing

A Closer Look at the Program’s Projects

Ventana Sur market in Buenos Aires, Argentina is buzzing with excitement as animators, supported by Ibermedia Next, are

MFA, MA, and PhD Programs to Apply for by Early 2026

Bard Graduate Center Eager to explore the cultural history of the material world through object-based study? Bard Graduate

Rideback RISE, Highways Lab Set Director and Editor Programs

Nonprofit Organizations Partner with Adobe to Support Emerging Filmmakers Two nonprofit organizations dedicated to nurturing emerging filmmakers and

Enroll for Summer 2026 Pre-College Programs at Rhode Island School of Design

Experience Creative Growth at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) Pre-College Embark on a transformative journey at Rhode

University of Arkansas School of Art’s Graduate Programs Are Tuition-Free

The University of Arkansas School of Art is now accepting applications for its graduate programs for the 2026–2027

Amazon Prime Video Extends U.K. Film and TV Training Initiative, Launches New Programs for Freelancers (EXCLUSIVE)

Amazon Prime Video has announced the expansion of its film and television training initiative in the U.K., introducing

Zohran Mamdani Gets Called Out Over Plans to End Programs for Gifted Students in NYC – This is DEI in Practice | The Gateway Pundit | by Mike LaChance

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic Socialist (or perhaps more accurately, a modern-day enthusiast for communism) poised to take the

C-SPAN Chief Jumps to ‘Ceasefire’ After ‘Crossfire’ in Bid to Create News Programs That Unify, Not Divide

At one point in his career, Sam Feist led a news show called “Crossfire,” which aimed to gain

A tale of two states’ computer science programs

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Home hospital programs in ‘terror’ as they grind to halt ahead of government shutdown

Concerns rise as a government shutdown looms, impacting vital hospital bed availability.Rogelio V. Solis The Growing Impact of