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Blowout results. Layter, boeing under faire again as regulators open a new investigation. Its tuesday, may 7th, 2024. Youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im coming to you live from cnbc london thank you for being here with us we kickoff the hour of the u. S. Stock futures after the higher session for wall street which saw the dow and russell 2000 close up for the fourth straight session. The the big focus today is two stocks apple ...

but dont worry there are going to be good people who come back up and put those signs up after her. >> steve: i know i was thawing to somebody upstairs in the newsroom. i know there are people here in new york city. they are trying to keep the city clean. historically they just take down posters and stuff like that. but this is different. >> yeah. this is obviously very different. >> steve: not like a dog missing or call this person for chinese food or something like that people feel t...

In January, Northwestern became a target of a federal investigation into its handling of antisemitism.

The botched rollout of the federal aid form has affected current students as much as incoming first-years. Some feel abandoned amidst the scramble to help applicants. Almost as soon as the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) launched in December, Axel Valencia logged in.

Abortion bans driving away young talent, maternal mortality rates decline, and other news on U.S. reproductive rights. Medical students and young workers avoid ban states, maternal mortality rates decline, and other news from U.S. Repro Watch.

There's no such thing as too much information when it comes to your well-being, according to Andrew Lacy.

"I support any law that protects unborn human lives," the senator said in an interview

A recent survey highlights that one in five college students is unaware or unconcerned about changes to the FAFSA form. Read to learn more.

Bumble's turnaround ad campaign massively backfired, fueling a general trend of choosing celibacy or in-person interactions over app dating.

This editorial first appeared in the Lewiston Tribune and was written by Tribune editorial editor Marty Trillhaase.