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AMMAN — Japan’s Ambassador to Jordan Okuyama Jiro visited a Syrian refugee family and a community centre in Irbid Governorate to observe the activities of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) aimed at Syrian refugees. 

The University of Colorado Boulder is combating food insecurity on campus and in the community by offering mobile food pantries that are open to anyone.

According to the United States Department of Education, one out of every 3 American college students is experiencing food insecurity.

The Salvation Army of Wichita will close its 30-day emergency shelter for women and families on Aug. 11.

TRAVERSE CITY — A group of local nonprofits is asking for donations to help the homeless secure sleeping bags and tents for the remainder of the summer.

The traditionally bipartisan bill became a battleground for culture war issues this year after far-right lawmakers threatened to derail what's considered must-pass legislation if their amendments weren't voted on.

OFAC Sanctions Russian Intelligence Officers Supervising Russian Election Influence Operations: On June 23, the Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control...

An award-winning service for mothers in Powys is hosting a celebration day.

Students at Texas State University will receive expanded access to mental health and basic needs support through a new partnership with TimelyCare, the premier provider of virtual health and well-being resources in higher education. Students can access these services at no additional cost to them via the TimelyCare App or by visiting TXST Timely-Care.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays

Lusaka - Zambia: Copperbelt-based Catholic Priest Fr. Andrew Chewe Mukosa has warned that President Hakainde Hichilema risks being the worst President if he